The projector supports AirPlay, which means you can mirror or stream videos from your iOS devices. AirPlay is based on WiFi rather than Bluetooth. Copyrighted content from Hulu, Netflix, and similar services CANNOT be mirrored or screencast. You can install these apps on the projector to watch copyrighted content on the Nebula projector directly.

Screen Mirroring Your iPhone or iPad to the Projector

1.Connect your iPhone or iPad and the Projector to the same Network. The network can be WiFi or your phone's hotspot.

2.Enable Screen Mirroring on your iPhone or iPad in the control center.

3.Choose Nebula Projector showing on the screen and it will start mirror your iPhone/iPad screen. 

Streaming Video From Your iPhone or iPad to the Projector

1.Connect your iPhone or iPad and the Projector to the same Network. The network can be WiFi or your phone's hotspot.

2.Open the streaming apps you want to cast on the projector and select a video to play.

3.Click the AirPlay icon or "cast" icon located on the top right corner to cast to the projector.

Here is a video for your reference.
 

Screen Mirroring From Your Mac to the Projector

1. Connect your Mac and the projector to the same Network. The network can be WiFi or your phone's hotspot.

2. If the AirPlay icon is missing on the Mac, you can go to System Preferences>Display and select the Show mirroring option in the menu bar when available.

3. Click the "AirPlay" icon on the Mac and select the Nebula projector to start mirroring. When connected successfully, more mirroring options can be chosen by clicking the "AirPlay" icon.

4. Now, you can select the projector to start AirPlay streaming. When you want to stop mirroring, please click the "AirPlay" icon again and then select "Turn AirPlay Off".

Note: When you open AirPlay on your Mac, you can see that the icon is blue when the function is active. Please note on MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, the AirPlay icon will only be displayed in the menu bar when AirPlay mirroring is available.