Projector Screen Material Review

Bought this product to use it as material for my projector screen for a home theater! GREAT! Works just amazingly!!! Quality is fabulous! Movies look awesome on this background.

We use this projector screen in our church activities.

This projector bag is fantastic & is a perfect fit for my new Epson Powerlite Projector. The material is light and yet durable and helps to protect my investment. Also the front pocket holds any cables I need to bring with me when setting up the projector.

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

This is a review for the Epson EpiqVision® Flex CO-FH02 Full HD 1080p Smart Portable Projectorprojector that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. This is an almost perfect portable projector, the only thing that doesn’t make this the ultimate portable projector is the size. My first major pro is that the image, when projected on an opaque white wall, or even a screen, while sunlight is beaming inside is extremely vibrant and bright!! The set up and installation is very quick and easy so no worries on that! Now the only con that I have about this projector is the sound quality. If you are expecting this projector to be loud enough for everyone to hear you might be disappointed. I would definitely recommend you have a speaker with it so you can boost the sound because it’s not loud enough. My overall rating for this project or would it be an 8 out of 10! Definitely recommend! I would also like to add each picture is without a projector screen.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've only used this projector a few times. And it's very easy to adjust to the screen or wall when you are moving it around from place to place. The only PROBLEM I've encountered, is if you decide to use it on a movie screen outside on a windy day. Forget it. Due to the fact the placement of the projector is at the bottom of the screen, the image will move around on the screen making everytimes stretch out and look distorted. So you have to find a screen that doesn't move due to normal wind in your outside yard or place your screen against a wall outside. If not you will differently not enjoy your movie viewing experience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 3 channel laser gives off color that is intense. Every picture streamed through the projector pops on our screen. Add that to the real 4k uhd and the picture quality is unbeatable. Every detail and edge is crisp. The short throw ratio had been a really great feature - we keep the projector about 4 inches from the screen, so no worries about blocking the picture or anyone walking in front of the projector. The auto brightening feature really helps the picture quality as sunlight streams through our space at different angles. The webOS 6.0 makes acessing all our favorite streaming apps quick and easy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Epson EpiqVision EF11 is most magnificent Laser projector I have ever tried. I used many Epson projectors, they all have their cons and pros. But this? Epson Epiq is awesome. Not only the superb quality that Epson always delivers but also the size have impressed me. Never have I seen such a terrific quality projector in such a small size. Output is great, the further away and bigger the projection screen the better is the quality. Fan is very quiet, the output speakers on Epson is plenty loud. It does come with HDMI and usb ports for pc and usbs but I much prefer and liked the function that it has MirrorCast which I am able to project my whole phone on the screen, no lag, no bugging out whatsoever. The sheer size of this projector is great for travels, especially for camps, just grab a small generator for the power. Pitched the idea of implementing this kind of projectors to my school work place and they are looking into it. Highly recommend it just because of quality and size alone.

Anyone looking to extend there monitor onto a TV screen or projector this is the way to go.

The full video review will eventually be on KuhlToys.com, but for now suffice it to say if you want the real theater experience the right way to do it is to have the speakers behind the screen. I do have a couple of simple suggestions about the build, so please read on. We had two problems, both I think related. The instructions are small, I know most men don't read them so I am sure they were trying to save paper, and I didn't read them all the way before I started. � There is a center support bar that needs �a nut inserted into the slot before you finish the frame but the nut is isn't mentioned until after you finish applying the material. � I had to undo one end, pull the frame apart and insert the bolts. �Then it took two people to stretch the frame the 1/16 extra to insert the support bar. �This made the material wrinkle. It took several attempts to get the wrinkles out. My guess is to put the nuts in while building the frame, and install the center bar(s) before attaching the screen material. This is a bright white screen that looks great in a dark room, you'll need a projector with deep blacks. A touch of grey might help with the blacks for cheaper projectors, but that screen is twice the price, and won't do 4k (yet). The acoustics are very clean and we haven't seen any artifacts or blurring from the fabric using a Optoma 1080p projector (also purchased from B&H). �We are waiting for someone to send us a 4k to review or prices to drop just a little more. There is a black fabric backing so no need to paint the wall flat black like some other brands. Hanging was a piece of cake, and we are considering adding the LED kit, just because the screen looks so cool. Our setup is pretty simple THX video compliant and 5.1 with two seats in a screening room type setup. Total Install Time about 1 hour, mostly for the redo part.