The Nebula X1 Pro impresses not only with its monstrous appearance, but also with its features. In addition to a image quality that is absolutely worth seeing, it also delivers impressive sound for a "mobile" solution, packaged in a generously dimensioned housing. The fact that it doesn't even have a battery is a shame for a device that is (also) intended for outdoor use. The question remains as to who the Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro is suitable or intended for. After all, it is not only large, heavy and unwieldy, so not really for the living room at home, but also expensive. The XXL projector's finest hour comes when it is used outdoors, preferably at dusk and in the evening. If you want to enjoy the FIFA World Cup with friends outdoors in summer, for example, or are looking for a laser projector with considerable brightness for events and the like, you will find what you are looking for here. However, your wallet should be able to keep up with your ambitions and wishes. At almost $5,000 according to the MSRP, the Nebula X1 Pro is anything but a bargain. Anker is known for its regular offers. Nevertheless, the surcharge for the Pro version (which is identical in terms of image technology) compared to the classic Nebula X1 is significant. The integrated sound system must therefore be desired above all to make these additional costs worthwhile.