QG-PS-FF6-169-100-G 16:9 100-Inch 0.9 Gain High Contrast Fixed Frame Projector Screen - Grey

This is my first-ever home cinema setup. I have an Epson EH-TW5210 which, combined with a Hoya Pro 1 polarizing filter gave me a very good picture on a "tack to the wall" £20 screen. But it was a bit too dark and the screen had a sort of pebble-dash finish which I became more and more aware of behind the image. I built this screen all by myself and laid it against the wall covering some of the existing screen for comparison, and got the shock of my life. The £20 screen had a yellow tint to it, whereas this was pure white. It is also perfectly smooth and the 1.2 gain nicely offsets the darkness of the Hoya Pro 1 without losing its benefits. I am absolutely delighted with this screen and think it is excellent value for money compared to the dearer alternatives. The colours are rich, the picture is sharp with more detail, and it literally just "pops". To me, it perfectly recreates the look and depth of a cinema screen, and that's what it's about, isn't it? My home cinema is now complete and is worth a lot more than I paid for it - that's how good this combination is.

Great screen for the money. Bought the 100" screen as most places either sell 93" or 110" and really needed 100" to fill the space. Quite easy to put together the only fiddly bit is attaching the screen to the wall - You put 4 screws in the wall and you hook 2 on the top and bottom. Bottom ones are nearly impossible so I ended up using a small amount of pink grip to secure it. Only downside was Amazon Prime. Took nearly 15 days to deliver the item - Not 2 as advertised

Top screen major improvement little bit tricky to hang definitely 2 person build. Once up screen was nice a bright in a light controlled room amazing definitely worth the upgrade

The screen is a massive improvement over me using a white wall to project onto. Construction was relatively easy via a full colour and comprehensive instruction manual. The screen material stretched quite easily onto plastic retainer/plugs as opposed to the seamingly impossible spring tension systems employed by a lot of other brands. Hanging it on a drywall proved a challenge but I managed to secure a wooden baton to the wall thereby enabling me to use the screw provided. I finished the look with LED strip lights from amazon and the result is awesome. Highly recommend this product.

This is an excellent screen for use with an ultra-short throw projector. The instructions are thorough and it's vital to follow them to the letter if you want a projection surface that 100% flat. Putting the screen up needs some careful measurement and positioning to get the four screws in precisely the right place, so it's worth taking your time.

Great quality, and most importantly easy to put together. Clear instruction booklet. I had read reviews on cheaper screens that use springs to tension the screen with people having issues, so I went for this that uses a different tensioning system which was easy to do. So in my opinion worth paying the extra money.

I'm impressed with the quality of this screen. It looks great and the fabric is good quality. Much better than a pull down screen for a dedicated projector set up. Totally flat with jet black borders which makes my room look like a proper cinema. Highly recommended if you have Ikea assembly skills.

The screen is what I expected, and it's great. I give it four stars because I've only had it up for two weeks (October 2018).

Very happy with it. Good value for the money

The screen was a lot lighter than expected and very easy to setup by myself with some basic tools. Bracket installation on the wall was a bit tricky, but nothing that double checking your measurements and placement a few times couldn't solve. Picture is crystal clear, and the gray colour helped make the image show up in the room where it was installed better than a white screen would have due to lighting conditions.

Originally, I got a silver version (120”) for my old projector, but before it arrived I upgraded to the Nexigo Tri Beam Ultra which rocks. But, the triple laser is finicky about screen material. Silver was a speckle disaster, unwatchable. I have a Cinewhite screen 1.1 gain and it was good but I hoped I could get a bit more out of a better screen. I did like the frame so I returned the silver and went acoustic white. If you own or are considering a triple laser projector, look no further. The fabric is perfect for diffusing the light and eliminating 100% of any speckle I had. Also it’s tight enough to retain all of the detail (4k) with no sign of grain or evidence of fabric lines (I also sampled a spandex screen, bad). The only criticism I have, which others have mentioned, is that the screen had no black backing due to being acoustically transparent so everything behind it must be blacked out. You can do this by either painting the wall behind it a flat black or using a sheet of black fabric behind it. This also includes, most importantly, blacing out the side of the support rod for ghe frame that faces front. You will see it reflecting light through the screen if you don’t. I used a strip of wide velcro and it worked perfectly, adhesive velvet might even be better, get like 3” wide to cover, about 60” worth minimum. Once the rod and wall are blacked out, this screen does an amazing job of giving you exactly what you hoped you could get from the laser projector. The reported gain is both 1.0 and .9 in the description but it’s definitely less hot than my 1.1 gain flat white PVC screen which generally looked great but seemed unnaturally bright at times, this screen looks amazingly natural. The 3D is also flawless. I got this screen, the last one (said 1 left when I bought it and now unavailable) for a about $150 which is an absolute steal. If you have a triple laser projector, this screen, or another similar acoustic fabric (not perforated PVC) is the way to go. Sure, it’s not ALR, but if you have blackout curtains it’s perfect. My projector is so strong and rich with color saturation that even with open windows it’s watchable. I’m selling my 3D oled now, that’s how comfortable I am switching to the projector full time. This acoustic fabric screen and a triple laser system (standard throw) are a perfect match. Look no further. Just be prepared to black out the support rod and wall behind it, that’s it, otherwise as good as it gets right now. I did not sample the $2000 fresnel screens, full disclosure.

Wow this is a great product, easy to assemble, made of good quality. I would highly recommend

The screen is really good. I did not manage to fully set the vertical bar behind which causes a little fold in the bottom but i will try again. Quality is really good. I had some issues with customs i had to pay for the article. But this ended up being a mistake and the vendor was prompt to rectify it.