SB150WH2 150-Inch 3D 4K/8K UHD Fixed Frame Home Theatre Projector Screen Kit - CineWhite

This definitely gives a brighter, richer more colour vibrant image than simply projecting onto a magnolia painted wall. The screen surface is also very flat and so avoids problems caused by creases in much cheaper screens. The only small issue I notice (and it is small) is that the screen is not quite big enough for the frame in the vertical direction, meaning that small sections of the black screen edge are visible. I hope these will gradually disappear as the springs stretch the screen. Getting the springs on during assembly is difficult and I found I needed a second person to help.

Grandísima pantalla de proyector. Venia de una de techo y nada que ver. El estar tensionada y la calidad de los materiales mejora mucho la experiencia. Eso si, al menos dos personas para montarla.

I purchased the Elite 150inch Screen. It is an excellent product. Communication with the seller was excellent and the product arrived on time.

Awesome Screen - image quality improved a lot. Definitely, recommend this and the price is good for 120'. Cons- Installation very hard and took me 2 hours.

The product comes well packaged. Instructions could be better but they work. If you take your time, the installation is relatively easy. I laid down moving blankets during assembly to protect the product. They also provide a protective cloth to lay the screen on. The trick for the frame is to keep screws loose until they are all inserted. At that point, you can shift the corners to make them 90 degree flush and tighten all bolts. The screen wasn't hard either. They give you a spring tool to pull and snap over the tension rods that are inserted into the screen sleeve along the edges. If you have worked on a car engine, you know to torque in opposite corners to even the tension. I started with the two springs closest to the corner edge and then went to the opposite corner and then did the same with the remaining corners. Then I repeated that pattern and installed the second spring closest to the corners. You must hold the tension rod as tightly as possible to the edge of the screen to allow the spring to hook over the tension rod. While the tool provided worked, it would be easy to miss the tension rod and tear into the screen. I used needle nose plyers to change the angle of the spring hook to come at the opening from the top and then curl over the tension rod. I also found that I had better control of the spring and it went quicker. After that, follow the instructions and start in the middle of each side and then half split. After that, it was easy to install the remaining springs. The screen was perfectly tensioned when completed. When preparing to mount to the wall, I laid the brackets on the back of the screen and measured the distance between the two screw slots with brackets level and fully inserted into the mounting slot. The instructions said 68.1" but I measured 68.25 and went with that. I screwed the brackets directly into studs, ensuring that the brackets were perfectly level for both the upper and lower brackets. I set the screen on the top brackets ensuring the screen was sitting on the bracket properly. At this point, you can adjust the screen horizontally. Once it was in place, I pulled the screen down until it snapped into place over the bottom brackets. It was quite snug and having the upper brackets drilled into the studs ensured the top mounting screws didn't come out of the wall. The screen fully mounted has no play or chance to fall off the wall. Overall, this is a solid product with a taunt screen and nice clean black border that met all of my expectations.