Hey! So, the image quality on the NEBULA Mars 3 is pretty impressive. From what we've found, people really like its sharp and vibrant display. It’s got a native 1080p resolution and can handle up to 4K input, so even newer high-def content looks great. Perfect for outdoor movie nights or presentations where you want everything to look super clear.

Brightness-wise, the Mars 3 does a good job too. The manufacturer says it offers 1000 ANSI lumens, which means the picture stays bright and vivid, even if there’s some ambient light. Super handy if you’re not always in a pitch-dark setting.

As for colors and contrast, it's quite good here as well. It uses DLP technology, which tends to deliver accurate colors and decent blacks. According to our research, most users seem happy with the color performance, saying it adds a nice depth to what you're watching.

However, just a heads-up—there are some issues with the interface and software. The Android TV 11 system it uses can be a bit sluggish and unresponsive. Some folks actually prefer using external streaming devices like Apple TV or Fire TV Stick for smoother performance.

Also, it doesn’t natively support Netflix, which kinda sucks. You’d have to use a workaround involving a mobile version of the app and a virtual mouse, which isn’t the best experience.

But despite these software quirks, the NEBULA Mars 3 is still a solid pick if you’re after great video quality, portability, a sturdy build, and strong speakers. If top-notch image quality is your priority, it’s definitely worth considering for your outdoor entertainment setup.

Yep, the NEBULA Mars 3 is waterproof.

The manufacturer says it's made for outdoor use, so it can handle rain and splashes without any issues.

According to our research, folks have found it pretty reliable when it comes to dealing with water.

So, if you're planning to take it camping or on any outdoor trips, you don't need to stress about a little rain ruining your movie night.

The NEBULA Mars 3 doesn't come with Netflix pre-installed. Instead, you have to sideload the Netflix app using the Nebula Play app because of some streaming device restrictions. This means you'll need to download the Netflix app from Nebula's virtual store and use a virtual mouse to navigate it.

From what we've found, lots of folks think this process is pretty cumbersome and not as user-friendly compared to other devices like the Amazon Fire TV or Roku.

If you want a smoother Netflix experience on the NEBULA Mars 3, you might want to consider using a streaming stick like Roku or Amazon Fire TV. These devices provide a more intuitive and seamless Netflix experience, and many people have found this workaround to be quite effective. By connecting one of these streaming sticks to your NEBULA Mars 3, you can significantly improve your streaming experience and avoid the hassle of sideloading.

So yeah, you can use Netflix on the NEBULA Mars 3 through sideloading, but it's not the easiest way to go about it. An external streaming device could make things a lot better for you.