Customer Reviews for 233cm 92'' Projector Screen Fixed Aluminum Frame Home Theatre HD TV Projection

Bought this for my home theater and it was very easy to assemble and install. It has a hard frame and mounts to the wall easily. Looks great!

Wow! This screen really does wonders for picture quality. It makes images just pop off the screen with unbelievable realism. I was watching an action movie, and during a fighting scene I could actually feel myself getting punched in the face and I have the bruises to show for it. Just crazy!!! Only buy this if you're ready for it.

The screen was easy to assemble. Also, it appears to be of good quality and built to last.

Looks great and easy to assemble.

I purchase this product and it went on sale does this company give the difference in price. before I write a review

Every piece was wrapped in foam and plastic. The Screen material was in it's own box, and rolled with 1/8" foam to protect the whole screen in transit and while installing on the frame. I used the included wall hangers (they provide 4 but I only used 2) which were strong and easy to install by sliding into the extruded aluminum frame. I don't have mine attached to the wall I have it hanging from Plastic Resin reinforced L shaped brackets attached to the wall and then the screen hangs from the brackets using Copper Wire Loops, so we can remove the Screen to open up the 144" Picture window behind it. eventually I will get a Flat Tensioned Roll up Screen with ALR and CLR Screen material suitable for a UST projector but those are $2k to $6K in the 120" size I want. For now this $169 delivered screen works just fine, bold bright picture, Flat Screen Light Weight much better than I thought it would be for so little money. 100% percent happy for what I need at the moment.

The Vevor 155" diagonal screen was easy to assemble, easy to hang and seems tough (and light weight) to meet our needs. The instructions and material quality are great and we look forward to using it for a long, long time.

I've used a few different screens and one of them was a second hand elite screen, probably the best one yet, but that was a electric roll down screen so you get the creases and wrinkles. Then I made my own out of that screen by putting a few timber sticks together and nailing the screen on to it, not bad, but still not flat. Then I bought this one, man it is unreal! For those who just bought it and are having trouble putting it together - make sure you do your measurements well, here's what I did: Hanging nail to projected image is 3.8cm away, so what you want to do is mark the exact point on the wall (find a stud that supports it of course) then put the nails in. Now go to your projector and move it into place for the screen to center and square in the frame. That's it, enjoy!

If you have put together projector screens before you know the process can be long, tedious and frustrating. Not with this one. It went together easily and under 30 minutes. It does take two individuals to hang it! The screen is bright and it has a slight gain factor. Great screen, at a great price!

I was able to assemble myself but needed help hanging on the wall. I missed a step and had to dissemble partially to add the hooks. I think getting rid of all instructions and provide a detailed YouTube video will be more efficient. Small alignment issue on one side.