Elite Screens Aeon Edge-Free 120" Fixed Frame Projector Screen 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!”

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.

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!

This is probably the most excited and disappointed I've ever been in a product. I've heard a great many things about Elite Screens. Just had my basement painted dark, and got a night white screen to show it off with. Then it got to assembly. The printed instructions are extremely unclear. So you have to do lots of verifying with the pictures and common sense. For the most part fairly intuitive, just tedious. But the big issue for me? The screen material they sent me was too big!! But no where in the instructions do they state how large the screen should be. So I continued to assemble. But as I was getting closer to being finished I noticed some holes weren't lining up right. And this was after applying all the springs (which were awesome, btw, way easier than my previous screen). Now I turned it around and there's wrinkles in all corners. And the screen is loose, so it sags a little :(. The cherry on top was the mounting, but this isn't really the fault of the product. The screws included to hold the mounts onto the wall are VERY long. For me they went all the way through the stud and now they just slide in/out. So had to find shorter screws and screw into new spots slightly off of the previous location (so I'm not in the center of the stud anymore, doh). If they were 1/4" shorter I wouldn't have had this issue, but what can you do. Overall it took me over 6 hours and a trip to the hardware store. Oh and one more thing they failed to mention. This product isn't compatible with the 2018 version of their proprietary LED strip... So have to send that back too.

Looks great! The picture is very clear from my projector; bright and brilliant. However, it doesn't do well with ambient light. If someone opens the door and lets light in, it's almost like the picture vanishes from the screen. Also, I bought the LED wrap around lights to go with this. I know MANY people wrote bad reviews about these. Supposedly the manufacturer came out with an improved 2016 model (what I have). Easy to install, bright and really looks cool. I left a review about them and will update it if the product has future problems.

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.

Bought this screen on March 11th, 2016. It was set up and running on March 18th, 2016. I am addicted to having a home theater, I upgraded from my 110 Cinegrey Sable Frame Elite Screens, screen. Setup was easy for any home DIYer. I have an Epson 5030UB projector (if wondering and looking at the photos) The screen is great, I really like the frameless look. Some advice - go big or go home! get the screen and projector you want the first time. I started with a 92 inch screen and a BENQ projector. Like I said I am addicted to having a home theater this is the 3rd upgrade and iteration. I would have spent a great deal less if I would have just gone with the EPSON and 120 inch screen to begin with.

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.

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Well thought out product and excellent quality. The packaging is excellent ensuring the screen arrives in good shape. The frame is a high quality extruded aluminum and with some care in assembly goes together well for a very solid structure. The screen stretching is a gradual and somewhat challenging process but the instructions when followed carefully ensure a perfectly tensioned smooth surface. Installs quickly once assembled and results in a bright and detailed image from your projector. I was impressed with the quality of the included tools, speaks to the motivation by this brand to ensure a high quality result. The online assembly video is also helpful. I did not use t he optional velvet boarder based on the good fit with my Epson projector image and the screen size. I would recommend this product to friends and family.

This screen looks remarkable. Very sturdy build, the material it was packaged with was slightly bigger than the frame so the corners wrapped over the top, but this was easily tucked away under the bezel. As I have it in the living room though during the day the ambient light is washing out the colours so I may decide to upgrade to the Cinegrey 3d, I have found I can purchase just the material from the elite screens website though so this is great. At night though you can really see how great the screen is compared to just a white wall, the colours are really amplified. The thin Black Bezel around the edges really helps make the picture pop out. Overall very happy

Despues de buscar muchas reseñas y opiniones decidi.comprar esta pantalla de 120 pulgadas, todo muy bien la calidad en general es buena, armarla fue relativamente sencillos, la arme yo solo en hora y media, no le pongo 5 estrellas porque la esquina superior drecha se ve un poco arrugada y aunque no afecta mucho a la visualizacion considero es un defecto. Ahora bien, decidi comprar la pantalla dado que en las opiniones decian que habia mucha diferencia con una pared pintada, y aunque es cierto creo si no eres perfeccionista no vale la pena. Probe un optoma gt1080 darbee, en esta pantalla, en una pared blanca y en una pared pintada con pintura especial para proyector y la diferencia es minima si.la hay pero si no eres muy experto pasa por alto y te ahorras 10 000 pesos o mas, si eres muy exigente si hay diferencia y la podras notar. Y como siempre Amazon se lleva las palmas por precio y envio super rapido.

No es el pedido que solicité, solicité una pantalla CineWhite, y me enviaron una CineGrey.