Elite Screens 120" Wall Mount Fixed Frame Projector Screen Diagonal 16:9, 8K/4K Ultra Hd Ready, Aluminum Frame, Projection Screen for Indoor Home Movie Theater Cinema, SF120HW2, CineWhite 1.3 Gain

A little bit difficult to put the screen on, but well worth the effort, the picture is amazing

I had a retractable projection screen before this and let me tell you: get this.The screen on the retractable always had creases, was never straight, and didn't seem to have the same quality. This one was super easy to put together (took me about 30 minutes to build and hang by myself) and is leaps and bounds better than my last one.The black felt around the edges is nice and the screen is a fantastic quality. I am noticing a huge difference in colors and black levels.10/10, highly recommend.

This screen is really all i need for my home theater. I want to give it 5 stars but it takes some time to assemble and although it does not affect the picture when projector is playing. I can sometimes see little pin holes in back black side of the screem when dimly lit.

I watched a YouTube video before assembling. It took about 2 hours mainly because the printed directions were a little confusing. They implied the wall brackets need installed above and below. They only go at the top of the frame. I upgraded from a $50 Yangood wall screen and the difference was night and day. The only thing the directions really missed. The top of the screen part of the frame is 1/4 of an inch below the bottom of the bracket. I would definitely recommend this if you're wanting a fixed frame screen.

The projector screen significantly improves the projection quality, making it well worth the investment; it creates a cleaner image, almost like a large television.

I've had this screen since September 2017, and so I've been using it every day for over a year now. It took me about an hour or so to assemble and hang (it 's easier if someone can help you assemble it) and I replaced an old pull down screen with this one. The edges are a nice black velvet, and do a good job of absorbing light if you overscan the projector image. The reflectivity of the screen is very good for a screen at this price point, and worked well for my 1080p projector. I recently upgraded to a 4K Epson projector and the sharpness and quality is unbelievable for a 100" image. You can buy a more expensive screen from Da-Lite or Draper, but for home use, this one does well for moderate brightness projectors (1200-4000 lumens) and I've actually been using Eco mode on my projector since the brightness was causing eye fatigue just watching a football game or a movie.I have my screen hanging from the ceiling, but you can also mount it to a wall. It's not too heavy, one person can easily lift it, but it's a lot easier to position with a second person. I am very impressed by this screen and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reasonably priced home theater screen that isn't just a piece of garbage. One huge advantage of a permanent screen over a pull down or motorized kind is there are no wrinkles at all, and the screen will never move around if there are fans blowing or people walking around, something that would happen with my old pull down screen, also made by Elite.

First off, I am a professional AV technician/programmer/integrator. I was looking for a screen for my personal home theater that I always wanted to build, I researched screen materials and all of the major brands for weeks and after purchasing all of the rest of the equipment, I had a pretty tight screen budget, so I decided to try this one out. I've used Elite Screens on quite a few occasions at customers houses and was always impressed with the results at the price point. Needless to say I am not dissatisfied with my purchase, I bought two of them actually....I put one in our living room as well! I'd really like the grey screen for more contrast, but it's a little out of my budget....thank you Elite Screens for an amazing product!

I looked at many different screen options and settled on a fixed frame and I am not disappointed with this option.Installation was straight forward...took about 90 minutes by myself. With two people, maybe 44-50.The manufacturer really paid attention to the details...to the point of providing the necessary tools (screw driver and rubber hammer) and white gloves to prevent finger print smudges on the screen.Once on the wall, the screen really makes movies on my short throw Optimo projector pop.