Sable Frame 2, 100-Inch Fixed Frame Projector Screen, 16:9 8K/4K Ultra HD & Active 3D Ready, ISF-Certified Material, Ideal for Home Theater, Office, and Indoor Presentations, ER100WH2

I ordered the 180" version since that was the maximum size I could fit in my home (it's height is very close to 8 feet height ceilings). Product arrived earlier than it was mentioned on the webpage. The only hiccup was FedEx: the sender added some extra letters to the address and FedEx was too dumb to figure out how to bring the package home, after 10 phone calls with FedEx customer service and explaining to them that the address is correct (I wish I could review FedEx - I'd give them 1 star). The sender could have been more careful here as well, but this is the product review not the sender. Anyway, I picked the package myself - it was well packaged and no damage to the parts happened during shipping. There is a sticker on the package mentioning to not accept if there are obvious marks of break/tear. Unpacking was easy and instructions were good. There are some slightly confusing parts in the instructions: for instance, they mention to fit some parts at certain distances, but the drawing is not up to scale and it makes you wonder if you should respect the distance or the drawing. In this case I went with the distance since they probably reuse the same drawing for different sizes and they save costs this way. Also note some distances are mentioned in metric, which I really liked but some of you might dislike (easy to convert on google). Mounting was easy - I managed to do it myself by following the instructions (despite the suggestion to have 2 people). I've read other customers managed to tear the screen so I was very careful with that part - don't expect mounting it in a few minutes; took me some good hours to have it ready. In the instructions they mention to unfold the screen on a surface then place it in the frame - I suggest you unfold it directly on the frame, so you don't need an extra person for that: the screen is wrapped around a carton cylinder. For this big screen, the frame is quite sturdy, but not perfect, even with the reinforcement bars. Don't expect to move the screen like you would a piece of wood! So be careful when you move it or place it on the wall as it seemed to try to twist/bent at connections- mine seemed to be especially vulnerable midway the longest side. No missing pieces - they even give you some extra screws/springs just in case. The frame is coated with some kind of velvet-like black material which feels very nice and also protects the screen (some of the glued parts came off during transportation but they stick back on easily, so there is not a big deal there). Frame is made from some sort of treated aluminum: the parts are sturdy but they are also a bit flexible. The screen is made of a type vinyl material and the springs stress it nicely. Note, however, that the vinyl material has its specific smell: so if you are worried about VOCs, I'd suggest you leave the screen unfolded for a couple of days - the smell seems to slowly fade away. Bottom line, this screen looks like a professional cinema screen and it's been a dream come true for me.

Worth every penny, I thought it was very easy to assemble, tip, watch the YouTube videos about the process, anyway it preforms great, even in a well lit room, the ambient light rejecting aspect is amazing, I will send a video, anyway we all know the picture quality is dependent upon the source material and the quality of the processing, and that means it will reproduce as good a picture as possible with what you are working with, I am using the Hisense PX3 Pro, source material, streaming usually is very good and cable too, the installation was very smooth, just follow the instructions, I do recommend using the YouTube videos to get a better understanding of what is going to be done, all in all it’s a great screen for UST projectors, I recommend it

The screen looks amazing — crisp image quality, solid construction, and it transformed our home theater setup. Installation was straightforward, and the results exceeded expectations. I did run into a small issue during install, but customer service was phenomenal. They responded quickly, resolved everything without hassle, and made the whole process stress-free. That kind of support really sets a company apart. Highly recommend — both the product and the company behind it.

Received the screen today and no shipping damage whatsoever, but once I got the screen out from the tube I notice a dent on the back and upon inspecting it the opposite side, I notice the screen part was also damaged. I will update the review accordingly if the Elite Screen support team is able to solve the issue. **Update** moving to 1 star. Contacted Elite Screen support and they want to deny my warranty claim citing I was supposed to halt the assembly of the screen once I noticed the damage. They claim this notice is on the label but is not accurate per the attached picture of the label. It clearly reads to report the damage immediately which I did, but do not see anything about stopping the installation or the warranty will be voided. Very disappointed in their business practices. I recommend avoiding Elite Screens altogether.

Great price and product quality. Set up is hard but worth it for the money. BenQ with Roku and elite screen is Golden.

It's been a little over a year since I've had Elite Screens Aeon CLR3 123" UST ALR Projector Screen. The size and quality are amazing. Everyone who has seen it has been impressed. I've paired it with Nexigo Aurora Pro UST. My biggest issue with it is the assembly and mounting. It took almost five hours to assemble and another two to three hours to mount it over a span of two days. That is insane. Also, if you've young kids, then be ready to have scratches. This screen gets easily scratched, for example, when mounting it slipped, and as I tried to grip it, it got scratched. Thankfully, it's in the bottom right corner and not visible when the picture is playing. Buy it with the right expectations, tools, and if you're not handy, then get professional help.

Somehow, it looked better on my wall than this screen. The screen has a sort of oily(?) look. When thrown on my wall the picture is untarnished and crystal clear while also being a bit brighter. My screen would also be installed upside down for all I know. It’s very easy to assemble… just FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS!!! do NOT try to hang this yourself, and if you do, WEAR THE GLOVES! I didn’t have anyone to help and the screen kept slipping out of my hands with the gloves on so I took them off. Now I have skin oil spots where my skin came I. Contact with the screen and they light up like stain under black light. Very hard to clean out. Also, the screen has little white fuzzies all over it and when I tried to lightly brush them off with a microfiber towel the fuzzies just seemed to mash into the structure of the screen. Overall it’s ok. It does enhance contrast, my hc3800 still looks great on it, just not quite as good as my wall for some reason.

Putting the screen together is an exercise in patience but the instructions are very easy to understand and concise. There is even a small bag of extra parts which was thoughtful! Quality of the screen is really good and the brightness and contrast is impressive.