📽️ Delux Screens 110 inch 4K/8K Ultra HDR UHD Projector Screen - Active 3D Ready - Premium Fixed Frame with Velvet Border - US Based Business Review

This is my third projection screen, so I have some experience. The screen material is very thin, like flimsy plastic. There were many cracks during assembly but luckily they were all hidden behind the frame and don't affect the picture. The velvet on the frame has imperfections that don't go away, streaks similar to the lines you get when vacuuming carpets, except they don't go away. It looks and feels cheap. The included brackets hang about an inch off the wall for some reason. I've never seen

Don't let the extras fool you. Just use your common sense and follow the instructions and this movie screen is easy enough to assemble. I received a 120 inch deluxe home theater projection screen in silver with a fixed frame and it fits my small 14 x 20 foot home theater perfectly. I mounted a high quality 1080P 2200 ANSI Lumens short throw projector to the ceiling in front of the screen. In my upstairs living room there are 4 ambient lights on LED dimmer with 5.4W LED / 40W equivalent…

I ordered a 135 inch regular matte white fixed screen and was a little apprehensive after reading the reviews about the complexity of assembly but was pleasantly surprised to find it all quite easy was. I suspect the manufacturer is adding better instructions now that mine came with easy-to-read, semi-detailed assembly diagrams and spring procedures. It is exactly as described and let me just say that going from a projector painted wall to a solid screen is a very noticeable difference for the…

Others have said the instructions are confusing. This does not apply to my order. The instructions were completely wrong! The inventory didn't match what was in my box. Parts were missing, including parts that didn't match the instructions and parts for a different screen size than what I ordered! The first step describes the use of hexagon socket screws. They are not in the package. Just plain metal Phillips head screws. I got the correct size head screws from Home Depot, the instructions said

High-quality screen. The product is well designed and finished. The image projected onto it looks great and the velvet frame absorbs floods. Very happy with this purchase so far. I didn't have too many problems assembling it (I'm probably a 6/10 or 7/10 on the DIY scale and it took just under 2 hours. I still recommend 2 people to hang it on the wall). A few tips: 1) Most of the complaints seem to be related to instructions. Before I received the screen, I went to the Homeland Hardware website…

I repeat the first review about the lack of detailed instructions. It would probably save a lot of installation time. However, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. The material seems to be very good. After dimming the lights a few times and looking at the photos to determine the correct installation of some components I was able to walk away with a win and a very good product. I would give 4.5 stars but the option is not available. Free Tips - Assemble face down. There are rear support…

The specific model I'm writing this review for is a 135 inch screen in matte white with a 16:9 aspect ratio. Bought this as an upgrade to an old (10+ year old) 105 inch Elite screen with a silver frame and matte gray finish. Comparison of the two devices: - Image quality: Much better than I expected and I think it's better than the Elite Matte White model I tested before. The difference between this device and my Elite Matte Gray is only noticeable to me, not the rest of my family. I bought the

Overall the screen works great after I had to make some adjustments (that shouldn't have to cost hundreds of dollars for something). I use an Optoma P1 4k ultra short throw projector and it's great. The only problem is that all screen defects are clearly visible, so the screen needs to be perfectly flat. Also, the drywall anchors that come with this stamp sink right into the drywall. Adhesive tape with screws, cheap materials. Another note: the instructions for placing the 1/3 and 2/3 frame…