Elite Screens 120" Fixed Frame Projector Screen 16:9, Edge-Free 8K/4K UHD CineWhite, Standard, Short & UST Compatible Home Theater, AR120WH2

I got one “used” but the only issue was the box was damaged. The actual screen was brand new and unopened/never used. Set up was extremely easy! I did it by myself in about 30 minutes, though my back was definitely aching by the time I finished. It isn’t super heavy so I even mounted it by myself. The material is definitely much, much nicer than what you’d find on a cheaper brand’s screen. It reflects evenly and doesn’t appear too terribly washed out after having calibrated my projector to the screen, which I did by bringing up my Xbox, several movies both hdr and non-hdr, cartoons, anime, etc.. I’m very pleased with it. I will say that my ONLY gripe is it isn’t really that big of an improvement from my plain white wall. It’s noticeably better but if you’re happy with the image on your white wall then I wouldn’t suggest spending a few hundred dollars on this unless you enjoy the aesthetic of having a huge screen on the wall to say “look at my big giant TV!”

First I must say the picture quality on this screen is excellent! I had previously been using a 92" STR-16992 Silver Ticket screen I purchased in 2016. I was very happy with that screen, but felt like I could go bigger. I only had so much space between my speakers and the Crown molding above so this screen was a perfect fit. I unboxed the projector screen kit and laid everything out and began to assemble. This process took me about 3 hours to complete(Do not believe you are going to complete this in an hour). You have to first assemble the frame, and make sure you are putting it together square, then you have to lay it over the screen material and insert some supporting rods through the looped ends on the screen. After that you have to take a spring pull tool they supply to pull these small springs from the frame through the little holes on the edge of the screen that you must stretch over the frame. It is a tiring and daunting task. You will have very sore fingers when you are done! I also installed the velvet coated aluminum frame around the screen(the next day) which also took another hour. The comparison between my old screen and this new Aeon Series screen was quite surprising. The colors on this new screen were really vibrant and seemed to have greater detail. Even my wife and son noticed the big difference. I always thought that the color issue was because I had an older Sony BRAVIA VPL-HW15 projector. This screen brought new life to my old projector. Very Happy!

I love this screen! This is my first projector screen and I was not disappointed. I have it paired with an Epson 4010 in a light controlled, dedicated theater room (17X16 with two rows of seating). I went back ann forth on going with the 110" vs 120", and ultimately couldn't resist going with the larger screen. I also was stuck choosing between the CineWhite and CineGrey material. I ordered a sample of the Cinegrey and also had the sample pack from Silver Ticket. I debated for about a week projecting various movies, shows, and sporting events on the sample materials. But I ultimately landed on Elite Screens due to the quality of the screen material and the quality of the picture. And I chose Cinewhite because again I have a light controlled room, and even with the lights on it's still a great picture. The brightness of the white screen kept catching my eye. Assembly was easier than I thought it would be.

Screen fall apart during the assembling, they should have caught this during of quality control I guess they do not check the product they just send them. This is heavy and big product to return and I do not want to go through the headache, I just waste more than $500 on it. I assemble the way it was and it does not look perfect at all, I will never buy anything from them, be very careful with this company

Awesome screen and worth the money! This was my first projector screen purchase as I was replacing my plasma tv. This screen is paired with the Epson 5030uBE. I was not sure whether to buy a super expensive screen ,or a really cheap one ,or middle of the road,etc. I was worried about buying this screen due to some of the reviews showing ripped edges and cheap quality, but they must have fixed that issue because my screen is great(Elite Screens Aeon, 100in, edgeless, white). It did take a good amount of time putting together as I was being careful and it was just me putting it together. The screen material is really stretchy and you may not think it will fit over the frame but I assure you it will. The picture is amazing at night/in a dark room and is every bit as good, possibly better than my old plasma. I have no regrets buying this screen and no complaints. I would buy it again and would recommend to buy.

I did a VERY thorough comparison of different screen materials before deciding on this screen with CineWhite UHD-B Material. I liked it because of the color rendition and the overall brightness of the image. Blacks were a bit on the grayside, but not objectionable. I am using it with a short throw laser projector in a room that has blackout curtains and a controllable level of lighting. It seems like all the online recommendations pushed ALR screens, but I just found all them all to be too dark. Plus, dust is an issue - I could imagine dust collecting in all the fine lines of the ALR screen and being really hard to clean, leading to a degraded image. Dust won't be a problem with this screen. As an added bonus, this screen was much less expensive than an ALR screen. As for assembly and installation... the screen does not come with grommets attached. You have to install them yourself. It is time consuming and a royal PITA. The grommets are cheap plastic and easily separate. I even made sure that each grommet was properly installed and set and they still popped off as I was installing the tension springs, and tore the screen fabric at the point of the pre-pounched grommet holes. These had to be replaced with new grommets. Thankfully, none ripped all the way through to the edge. I wondered why so many spare grommets were provided in the packaging. The spare grommets tell me that Elite knows about this issue... now they need to find a solution that works right the first time and doesn't require spares. The instructions show that the corners of the metal frame should line up with the edge of the screen on the corners, but they don't. The metal frame actually goes beyond the edge of the screen material by about 1/2" on all four corners. So if you are following the instructions you might think that you are doing something wrong. You aren't. Just make sure that the distance that the screen frame that extends beyond the screen fabric on the corners is equal all the way around. I was able to assemble and install the screen on my own. A second set of hands would have made things go faster, but wasn't all that necessary. Following the instructions, I was able to assemble the screen without any wrinkes. After assembly, there were a couple of tiny wrinkles in a couple of the corners, but I was able to pull the screen fabric on the back side of the frame to eliminate them. The screen material came with a couple of small marks that would not clean off with water. They are at the very edge of the screen, so hopefully they won't be very noticable. The Elite Screens label was tasefully small, and it was easily removable so I won't have that as a visual distraction on the frame. It would have been nice if the corner finishing pieces snapped into place, but they just stick on with double stick tape. Kinda tacky, if you can excuse the pun. The frame pieces were of nice quality. The lengths of each piece and angles of cuts were very good - everything fit together well. So, over all, 4 stars. I took off one star for the crappy grommets and added headache and time they caused. A decent value for the money.

I know you're not supposed to, but I built and hung the screen myself. It took me a while. I don't have a lot to compare it to. At night, the image is phenomenal with my Epson LS800. My only advice is try to hang it so the middle of the screen is at your eye line. I hung it fairly high, I have a sore neck constantly. NOT the fault of the screen, this is entirely on me & my ultra-short throw projector needing vertical spacing between it and the screen.

I am very pleased by the completed screen. It looks good on the wall, with a nice thin bezel, and the picture quality coupled to the amazing new Epson 4050 projector is fantastic. The one note of caution that I will share is that the screen described, including the video, on the current Amazon page refers to a Velcro attachment method and the one I received (twice...as I thought the first was an error) uses a large number of spring-type tensioners. I called Elite Screens and they explained that the Velcro-attached screen is an older design so I went ahead and assembled the one I received. It's not a complicated process but start to finish it took me a around three hours working pretty diligently. The trickiest part is attaching all the springs. The screen comes with a small "pull" tool to help in this process. You need to be careful to make sure the spring hook is properly oriented (as shown in the instructions) and that you loop it around the tensioner rod which is threaded through the screen edges. If you miss the rod, you could easily tear the screen. I did the four corners first, and then worked my way around alternating on opposite sides. I could have benefited from some help, but I was able to complete this process and also hang the screen (120") solo. If I did it again, I'd line up a partner. Overall, I consider this a very good buy and I can't get over how good the combination of the Epson and this Elite screen for the money. A few years ago, this level of video quality would have cost 10x more.