Edge Free Fixed Frame CineWhite UHD-B Projector Screen | Active 3D, 4K/8K Ultra HD Ready Tensioned Matte White Material, 100/125/145" in 16:9 Format

Things were ok until you start assembling the velvet frame. There were no pre drilled holes for the frame to attach. I was expecting some quality control inspection from a company who charges that much $ for these screens. Seems cheaply made.

Look at the picture, this price and quality, that's the only way, except for the big

Corner will not stay tight. Seems like I fix one and then another corner has wrinkles form.

I really needed an ambient light rejecting screen for my Samsung 4k ultra short throw projector, but I didn’t want overstretch my budget by spending another 1500 dollars for it after spending nearly 3000 dollars for the projector. So, I compromised. This is a nice looking white screen for $250. The assembly was fairly straight forward until I reached the last step of attaching the velvet frame to the screen. The holes on the velvet frame wouldn’t align with the ones on the screen no matter how much I tried. My repeated attempts were beginning to damage the screen material. So, I quit and threw away the velvet frame- it’s just a cosmetic thing anyway. The screen looks nice, but I didn’t notice any significant increase in picture brightness compared to projecting on bare wall although they claim a 1.3 gain for this screen.

The screen came with parts that didn’t even fit the screen. The black frames that go around the edges are not sticky enough to actually stick. The company that makes this. I understand that it’s a very inexpensive screen, but they need to really up their game and if they have to charge a little more, they should. Overall, it’s a decent screen.

We've had projector screens before but this screen is like fabric covered in vinyl and definitely not puncture resistant so be very careful when handling and installing.I've given 4* and above for brightness, value for money and picture quality but only 3* for overall rating for the following reasons.Springs get in the way when hanging on the bracket at desired location.Spring quality is cheap and deforms very easily.Screen itself is not evenly square on all sides for overlapping so the tension rod gets in the way at some places to connect the trim.The back of the screen covers the holes to install trim so takes more time to find those holes.No matter what you do, tiny ripples on one or two edges appear in the corners. We installed additional springs in some areas and it improved tad bit but didn't eliminate the ripples completely.Trims don't cover the ripples.No instructions when using for ceiling mount projector.Instructions can be improved significantly, 2* out of 5.Magnetic assembly not provided like you'll find on high end screens for bottom portion.ProsExtremely well built frame and light to mount.Excellent quality of the pictures, see non 4k picture attached.Same as elite screen 135", literally there's no difference in parts other than the screen size and 200$ cheaper for larger screen.For UST projector, it's expected the screen to lean in from the top. However if mounting the projector on the ceiling the screen is actually moving away from the projector at the opposite side(bottom). Silver talkies flat out said that their S7 series won't work but I beg to differ. We installed 3 2" spacers at the bottom to push the frame out, 2 on far sides and one in the middle to push the frame outward at the bottom. The screen at the bottom is now offset by 1.5" from the top. We still have to implement magnetic mechanism so they don't move but might be over engineering at this time because of the friction we put on the brackets on top.Overall happy with the purchase and this is bar the cheapest option in the market for UST projector. Epson ls800 used in the setup.

Pretty straight forward assembly until you attach the velvet covered edge frame. Every screw had to pierce the screen material. It's pretty heavy duty but skeptical about the screen material. Has a great picture, I'm using a benq tk700sti projector

Except from the annoying incorrect instructions the screen looks good

I have been using this projector screen with VAVA UST Projector for almost a month and really like the picture quality. Only concern is the assembly not easy as other high price brands. No matter how hard I stretch the screen there are wringles on the screen from packing. Screen metterial need to be packed better.

Le quito una estrella únicamente porque Debi usar tornillos golosos al final para armar el margen negro, los tornillos que envía el fabricante no son difíciles de usar por que el tomillo debe romper la tela.

Great quality screen overall. Instructions are a bit spotty in certain areas, so I'd suggest taking your time and proceeding carefully. Some of the screws mentioned in the parts list were already installed where they needed to be, which confused me a bit at first. One thing I'd suggest: make sure you adjust the tension rods and get them in their final place with the rubber end covers before you install the springs, as they are impossible to slide one they are tensioned from the springs.Looks great and is nice and sturdy. The slim frame/bezel looks great, too. Coming from a cheaper manual pull down, this is a huge step up and worth the price and effort if you have the room.

I recently got an Epson 4K ultra-short throw projector and was in the market for a projector screen. After several mistakes in selecting screens including a portable cloth screen and a roll-up screen, I found out that what I needed was a fixed tension screen. I then chanced upon this Axia screen. Initially, I was already considering a 100” regular frame with a two and a half inch bezel since it was the most affordable option. Unfortunately after taking some measurements in my living room, the frame due to its wide bezel would hit our moulding in our wall. Then I discovered that there was an edge free version of the screen. Albeit it was more expensive than the fixed frame it would fit perfectly in my wall. Plus the edge free design has a sleeker and modern look. And since we often watch movies at night, I have decided to go for the budget friendly Cinewhite screen rather than for an ambient light rejecting screen.Assembly of the screen is pretty straightforward though the instruction manual may prove challenges for some. Nonetheless, if you’re handy with tools, assembly of the screen is doable. And while it is recommended that two people assemble the screen, I was able to do it myself. Everything in the package is including a screwdriver, mallet, and gloves. Hanging the frame is definitely a two person job. And I would suggest that you use a tape measure and a torpedo level, to make sure the screen is aligned properly.During assembly, I found the materials have fine workmanship in spite of some complaining about build quality. The edges of the aluminum frame are smoothed out and the screen itself did not have any creases or wrinkles at all. One further complaint is that there are wrinkles near the corners when the screen is assembled. My tip here is to stretch the screen when attaching the tension screws and do not over tighten the screws. Also overtightening the screws can lead to a misaligned frame. So please take note of that.The screen itself is matte white and has a screen gain of 1.3. Other screen brands only after a standard 1.1 screen gain. And in a darkened environment, the screen performs superbly. In addition, I was quite surprised that the Axia is an affiliate of Elite Screens, so you are assured that you are getting a reliable product. Overall, I am quite happy about my purchase decision and would highly recommend Axia screens for those in the market for a projector screen.

Best purchase so far. Easy to assemble and quality is great. Thanks!!

I was skeptical at first buying the screen since I've never heard of the brand name and the low price. But after further research, Akia is made by Elite Screens, so I decided to pull the trigger on the 125" screen. It was well packaged and all the necessary parts were included. It took me about 2 hours to assemble the screen by myself, highly recommend having someone help. It took longer than expected since there were some wrinkles in the corner, so I had to take it apart and redo the corners. I still have a small wrinkle in one corner, but this is not that noticeable when you're watching content on the screen.Assembly:-Highly recommend you watch their assembly video on their YouTube channel, it's very helpful.-Make sure you take your time and make sure all the corners line up, this will help when you install the screen-Attaching the tension springs will take a lot of patience and time. If I had one major complaint, it would be this part of the assembly, hence my 4 stars rating-I found the center bar to be pretty easy to install, even by myselfQuality:-Can't complain about the quality of the screen, especially at this price-The velvet edge was a nice touch and was pretty easy to install-Only time will tell if the spring tensions keep the screen in its shapeOverall:-Pretty happy with the price and quality, you won't find any other screens like this at this price point

Could not be happier!

Value

Great screen for ust projector. Fast delivery easy assembly and great price for 100in diagonal. Love the edge free.

Using for my bedroom setup, I wanted a zero edge screen for cheap.Materials all seemed quality. The springs were a pain in the butt.I'd still recommend it!

The screen looks great in my light controlled media room. I’m using an Epson 3800 and the picture looks beautiful on this screen.

Takes 3 people to put together but worth the hours of work putting together I love this screen I used my epson 1060 and wow the picture the pictures don’t even do justice