The Best Projector Screens on Amazon, According to Hyperenthusiastic Reviewers

“This screen is unquestionably everything you need in a projector screen, and I went through 2 others before I found this one,” says one happy customer. Another writes, “Once I put this grey 120” screen up, it easily looked 20x better.” They add, “The borders help to be able to set up the perfect picture and look awesome! Better definition, better color contrast, and looks way better with the lights on.” Many five-star reviewers are particularly impressed with the felt frame, which ”does a fantastic job of absorbing light, thus if you set your zoom so that a few pixels fall onto the edge of the screen you won’t even see it,” says one reviewer, who also notes that the screen doesn’t have any trademarks or brand names to obscure the view. Several reviewers call out the black felt frame, which one reviewer says, “helps to create contrast and the resolution is very clear and sharp.”

Many reviewers note the convenience and affordability of this screen when on the road for conferences and business meetings. “ I run conferences at hotels and have saved a fortune in hotel A/V costs by buying several of these for each conference and having them shipping directly to the hotels (and at no extra cost via Amazon Prime),” one reviewer writes. Another reviewer, who describes herself as a “one-woman show,” says, “It is very easy to travel with in my SUV, super easy to set up, and is stable. I have had no issues at all.” The tripod design is convenient for keeping at home, too, and many reviewers mention the ease of setup and the quality of the stand itself. As one reviewer concludes, “The product is a good value and both the upper and lower borders are adjustable for any room.”

“I chose this particular model because it is one of the only manual tab-tension screens I can find on the market,” says one reviewer of this manual projector screen. Another suggests, “Skip the sheet, skip the do it yourself screen material, and skip those goofy blow-in-the-wind blow up things. This screen is durable, the retractor mechanisms work well, the material is plenty thick.” Plus, several reviewers note that this projector screen works well with even the cheapest, low-lumen projectors. As one explains, “The screen still catches every bit of it’s light. Very easy to set up and take down, I just hang it off my deck, and the soft close feature is very nice.”

Beware the massive box when you order this projector screen, as many amused reviewers noted the size. “The delivery was on time and was rather entertaining as the box is rather long,” one warns. But size aside, reviewers also appreciate the remote-powered movement that allows the screen to go up and down. “The motor has stops built in so you can leave the switch in the up or down pole position and it will stop at its limits,” informs one pleased reviewer. “This thing worked right out of the box. No wrinkles, no edge curl of notice, no smell, nothing but smooth operation and cinematic awesomeness,” says one happy reviewer who paired the screen with a new 4K projector, a video game console, Sunday football, and a streaming audio and video set. Another customer does warn, however, that when installed in a room with “a lot of ambient light and despite having a very good projector (Epson 3500) it does require shades to be drawn during the middle of the day.”