White Room Divider Projector Screen

[31.75 lb] Really enjoying this projector in our media room. Bright colors even with light leaks and white walls.

[Powered: 2.1x] Best projector for the price, Any recommendation what type of screen to use ? Gray or White and what Gain ??

[Floor mounted] This screen was installed in a small conference room with an NEC projector. The screen can be wall or ceiling mounted, and this flexibility came in handy when we had to switch to a ceiling mount at the last moment. The screen presents very well, and is unobtrusive when retracted. The tensioning system works nicely, and we didn't have to change any of the factory settings for the drop. I would have liked to see some additional mounting holes for attaching the screen to studs in the wall, so the installer has more options for wall mounting.

[68 ppi] Let me start by saying I was skeptical to go with this projector because I didn't think it would blow me away at this price, and I have a great VAVA 4K ultra short throw projector (which I'm selling now). This was the best move I ever made! Now that I have this new projector with zoom, pan and tilt adjustment knobs, I will never get a projector again without these features! Because of this flexibility, I'm able to achieve 165 screen in my living room at just about 14.75 feet! Insane! In order to get 150 screen from the VAVA, it has to sit too far from the screen and then it's sitting in the middle of the room. (I dont recommend an ultra short throw unless you have 14ft ceilings or higher because it's the only way to get a huge screen while having it sit not too far from the screen/wall. With the images size I'm getting now, it's like I have an IMAX screen in my living room. Picture is amazing! Looks like real 4K even though this scales 1080p to 4K like most projectors under a certain price (the VAVA scaled to 4K too and it cost nearly $3k). I can't tell the difference! Very sharp. Great color. Great black levels. You just can't beat this quality at this price! No way! Look really pro. The remote is really cool too. The keys light up when you press them which is very helpful at night. Came with batteries too. When you turn off this unit, it automatically covers the lens which is so cool! BUY IT!!! I highly recommend it! But do your research first and read everything about to make sure it's for you. This thing is just sexy! Not heavy either. The body looks like a $20,000 Sony projector. I'm in love! (I'll try to get pictures up in the near future. Too busy right now.)

[2.9 lb] Ok, so this is a very great projector, got it for my 15th birthday, i have it for my ROOM!!! This thing is great, i have this projector sitting a little over 8' away, which is pretty close, and guess what! it projects a 6' (72 inches) diagonal screen, Also this projector is WXGA, which is like XGA (720p), but it's widescreen which make it better for watching movies, also it has a maximum resolution that is 1080P, which really doesn't mean anything. This is a very good projector for just my room. I would recommend a different projector if you are going to project a screen bigger that 13' diagonal, because since it's only 720P it might look bad. Check this before you buy a screen, this virtual throw distance is pretty accurate. The projector is VERY bright, even in eco mode, which means your bulb can last 6,000 hours. I have this connected to my ps3 with an HDMI cable, and my desktop with a VGA cables. You will be very happy with this little thing, i have used it for about 22 hours, it also has a hour counter, if you use this for 5 hours every day you can last about 4 years, I have had this for a little more than 2 weeks, will report again in about one year,

[1.1] We use this projector screen in our church activities.

[ABS] I installed them next to my projector screen and they sound great.

[3.315 lb] I was looking for a projector for my room and I got this one it’s amazing exactly what I was looking for quite clear easy to use just great

[1x HDMI Male] Anyone looking to extend there monitor onto a TV screen or projector this is the way to go.

[15.9 lb] Bought this case to hold a few standard-sized mic stands w/o booms. Perfect! We are even keeping the mic holders screwed to the stands as there's just enough room to fit. There's a thick divider and straps on either side to secure stands on either side of the divider. This worked really well and keeps the stands from sliding around inside the bag. Threw a few mic cables in (2 20-foot, coiled up), and it's still a good fit! The case is quite lightweight, but made of some tough nylon. It's not very thick, but for me that's a plus. It's not padded, so gear won't be well-protected, but for mic stands, I'll take the sacrifice for losing the extra weight to carry. So I'd sum this up as an inexpensive, lightweight, case for 2 standard mic stands. I suspect you could add the booms, too - there's enough room. I'm not using K&M mic stands, but something very similar. One thing I wish it had: shoulder or back strap(s). The handles are perfect, but I'd love the carry it on my shoulder instead. Still, works for me.