WHAT PROJECTOR SCREEN SHOULD I BUY?

1️⃣ Do You Need a Projector Screen?
The answer is: Absolutely!
Daytime projection quality is always a major concern. A projector screen enhances ambient light rejection and boosts image brightness—it’s a crucial part of your projection system!

2️⃣ How to Choose the Right Screen?
When picking a screen, always check these three specs:

• Ambient light rejection

• Brightness gain

• Color accuracy

Ambient Light Rejection Ranking (Best to Worst):
Structured screens > Standard coated screens > White screens = Grey screens

Brightness Gain Ranking (Best to Worst):
Structured screens > Standard coated screens > White screens > Grey screens

Color Contrast Ranking (Best to Worst):
Structured screens > Standard coated screens > Grey screens > White screens

Most structured screens today use Fresnel technology, which blocks ambient light from the left, top, and right sides for a clearer image!

4️⃣ What Screen Size Should You Get?
Match it to your projection distance:

• 3.2m (10.5ft) room → 90-inch screen

• 3.5m (11.5ft) room → 100-inch screen

• 3.8m (12.5ft) room → 110-inch screen

• 4.2m (13.8ft) room → 120-inch screen

Quick Summary: Best Screen Types (Ranked)
1️⃣ Structured ALR Screens (Fresnel)
2️⃣ Metallic Coated Screens
3️⃣ White Screens
4️⃣ Grey Screens