Anker Nebula Mars Series Official Carry Case, Customized for Nebula Mars 3 Air Projector, with Durable 420D Nylon Fabric, Dust-Proof Exterior, and Shoulder Strap Black

One of the best thing to do is keep your projector protected and free from dust.And what good abt this OEM bag is your charger also fits in & bag is waterproof.Most recommended

This does NOT fit a Mars 3 Air. There is no space for the handle—you have to force it down just to zip the top closed. Additionally, the pouch on the top flap, meant for the remote, presses down on it, causing the buttons to be held down and draining the battery. There is also no room for an HDMI cable if you plan to connect it by wire. The pouch for the power supply is too small, requiring you to disassemble the cord before storing it. This case may work for other models, but it is definitely NOT suitable for a Mars 3 Air. Returning this item.

Great storage. Holds everything and padding adds extra protection.

Decent finish and appearance. Cords don't fit nicely inside and the remote compartment and the cover is unable to close. pushes buttons on the remote itself, turning the machine on while in the case. You have to take the batteries out.

Anker’s Official Nebula Mars Carry Case has a minimalist design and fits the projector, remote, and AC adapter perfectly. It is built well with adequate padding and a nylon exterior. For the more cost-conscious owner, consider the slightly less expensive Aproca Hard Travel Case. I chose not to buy the Aproca one because the official case looks a lot better, and because I worry the AC charger could potentially scratch the top of the projector.

It’s never been easier to setup a projector. Just put it down and power it up

Description says this case will fit Nebula Mars 3 Air. With the device handle the case lid cannot be closed - not even close. Pocket for power supply is not big enough. Do not buy for Mars 3 Air.

Update:Anker support continues to dazzle- they read this review and reached out to ask how they could make things right. Though the bag did not impress, I really appreciate Anker’s customer focus and proactiveness. A+ company!Original Review:This case is going back. I bought it to protect my pricey Nebula Mars II investment but very disappointed in the material and design. This case, IMHO, should have been priced at no more than $20 when compared to the many other better quality camera cases on Amazon. Frankly, given the price of the Mars, it should have came with this cheap case.Here’s what I didn’t like about it:1. Very thinly padded. It’s about 1/4” thick at best. It might be ok to prevent minor scrapes and scuffs but I suspect it won’t hold up well to protecting against accidental bumps. It’s so thin that when empty, the case partially collapses and doesn’t hold its shape.2. Poor design: The netting pocket on the lid for the remote control does not close allowing the remote to easily slip out when you open the case. A simple velcro latch or better yet, a zipper could have easily resolved this problem.3. No additional pockets to store cables or other accessories such as an Amazon FireTV stick since the Mars native app doesn’t display HD.About the only redeeming quality is that the case is a snug fit for the Mars which is why I gave it 2 stars as opposed to just 1.After receiving the case and being disappointed by it, I turned to Amazon to see if I could find a quality compact camera case that would fit.The Nebula Mars to dimension is: 7” L x 5.5” H x 4.75” W.I looked for cases that had interior dimensions that could fit this size and was able to find several. And guess what? Almost every case was better designed, padded, and the best part- less expensive!This is the one that I ended up getting: Bagsmart Compact Camera Case. It’s only $33 and IMHO, it fits even better than the Nebula case. It is also a perfectly snug fit. Plus, it has pockets and pouches galore. It even came with a rain-fly cover!!In short, don’t over pay for this expensive, poorly designed, and thin case that will not properly protect your pricey Nebula Mars projector.