White Pixels On Projector Screen

Best projector for the price, Any recommendation what type of screen to use ? Gray or White and what Gain ??

We use this projector screen in our church activities.

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

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

The pixels are clearer than nothing that I've ever seen on any other display. The clarity is top notch. Not only does the screen look like a window into whatever application i am using, but it also has many features that are very useful. I like the picture in picture mode a lot. I also appreciate the power saving mode allowing to switch some setting i don't always use such as VRR(Variable Refresh Rate) and GamePlus.

The screen appears bright and large. I can even see individual pixels, which I couldn't before even with reading glasses. This makes focusing so much easier.

I had been thinking about adding a second screen to my laptop, but never got around to doing it. Mobile Pixels Duex was my choice, after reading several product reviews (of this and other screens). I'm very happy with it, overall. Drivers installation was relatively easy, once I found out where to download the right one for my current Mac OS. Magnets have been working just fine, as after reading other reviews and questions to the seller, I let them set for a few hours after attaching them to the back of my laptop. I'm really happy with my purchase. Thanks!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased two of these monitors. I think they are very good. I use them for work, software development, video editing, and photo editing. The monitors are high-quality and the colors on the monitor are vibrant. The resolution is great and I feel very happy with my monitors. One slightly negative thing that I initially noticed when I purchased my monitors, is that I could see the pixel refresh rate when the screen was dark. As an example, I use dark mode and could see the flickering of pixels across the screen. As of lately, that issue has resolved itself and I no longer see the pixels refreshing, but thought it was worth pointing out. Other than that slight and temporary issue, the monitors have worked well for me. I would highly recommend purchasing these monitors, especially for a home office or if your pixel quality matters to you.

This is the 4th one of these I've had, the S, T, F and now the V. It has a tilting screen, slightly more pixels and a better sensor, lens and processor. Also other tweaks that have likely been informed by 'suggestions' from owners of the previous models of this camera. I like the way it handles, etc. better than the earlier ones.

Display looks great straight out of the box, with no adjustments. With 4 times the pixels but less than twice the screen area of my 21 monitor the smaller text and icons took some getting used to. If space, viewing distance, and budget allow a 32 might be better, but after a week I'm really happy with it. Mine came with an HDMI cable instead of the DP cable it's supposed to have. No idea if that was a one time packaging mistake for mine or a (temporary?) glitch at Viewsonic, but they shipped me a DP cable the afternoon that I called about it. My only complaint is the lack of positive stops at the portrait and landscape positions when rotating the display, but it does stay in position (including height and up/down tilt, too) with no problem.