Aeon CLR3 123" ALR Fixed Frame Projector Screen AR123H-CLR3 | 16:9 4K UST 90% Ceiling Light Rejecting, Edge-Free Fixed Frame, Grey Screen for Indoor Home Theater & Movies

Worth every penny, I thought it was very easy to assemble, tip, watch the YouTube videos about the process, anyway it preforms great, even in a well lit room, the ambient light rejecting aspect is amazing, I will send a video, anyway we all know the picture quality is dependent upon the source material and the quality of the processing, and that means it will reproduce as good a picture as possible with what you are working with, I am using the Hisense PX3 Pro, source material, streaming usually is very good and cable too, the installation was very smooth, just follow the instructions, I do recommend using the YouTube videos to get a better understanding of what is going to be done, all in all it’s a great screen for UST projectors, I recommend it

Putting the screen together is an exercise in patience but the instructions are very easy to understand and concise. There is even a small bag of extra parts which was thoughtful! Quality of the screen is really good and the brightness and contrast is impressive.

Received the screen today and no shipping damage whatsoever, but once I got the screen out from the tube I notice a dent on the back and upon inspecting it the opposite side, I notice the screen part was also damaged. I will update the review accordingly if the Elite Screen support team is able to solve the issue. **Update** moving to 1 star. Contacted Elite Screen support and they want to deny my warranty claim citing I was supposed to halt the assembly of the screen once I noticed the damage. They claim this notice is on the label but is not accurate per the attached picture of the label. It clearly reads to report the damage immediately which I did, but do not see anything about stopping the installation or the warranty will be voided. Very disappointed in their business practices. I recommend avoiding Elite Screens altogether.

Great price and product quality. Set up is hard but worth it for the money. BenQ with Roku and elite screen is Golden.

The screen itself is good quality. But I give this 2 stars due to the rear LED voltage converter box failed. They sent me a replacement box which also failed and appears to be burnt out at the input DC connector. Both failed within a year, I’m tired of having to take this screen off the wall every time to troubleshoot these problems..

I built this in about 30 minutes and was easy to build. The quality seems good but the screen is very sensitive to scratches so be very careful when installing it. Luckily I don't see the scratch when watching a movie and can only see it at the right angle and light. The problem is the image quality. While it does look better than a normal matte finish screen, I would say it still is not good enough to watch with the lights on. I would say buy a $200 matte finish screen and turn out the lights. You will most likely do that anyway.

This is a great screen, well built, awesome picture, paired up with my WeMax 4K UST projector. I would have given 5 stars but there were a couple of things that prevented this. 1) The drywall anchors that are included with the product are absolute garbage. I would hope that when you spend this much money for a movie screen, the company could kick in 10 bucks to include anchors that actually work. I'm a pretty avid DIY'er and I have never in my 30+ years as a home owner been so disappointed in a drywall anchor than I was with the ones included in this kit. If you buy this screen, I would recommend not using them and instead use E-Z Anchors from Home Depot, or similar product. 2) The 2nd issue, not a huge thing for me personally but maybe for some, was the LED backlight strip that came with it. Honestly I had no idea it included a light strip, so I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that in the packaging. Unfortunately, the instructions for the LED lights that came with them did not match the screen framework of my product purchased, so nothing really lined up. The instructions showed a totally different frame which had an additional piece to it which the lights could adhere to. My screen frame did not have this and there was really no good place to put them given the width of the LED strip. I did attempt to put them on part of the frame where they ended up hanging over the aluminum a bit, but unfortunately, this was just enough of a hang-over to prevent the screen for getting close enough to the wall to have the bracket get into the groove which held the screen up on the wall. So, after messing with it for a short period, I just opted to scrap the lights and hang the screen without them. Good idea on the part of Elite Screens, poor execution. 3) The last issue I had was related to the documentation, specifically for how to place and hang the brackets on the wall. There was a lot to be left to interpretation in a situation where interpretation should not have been required. It wasn't clear (to me, anyway) what edge of what item the measurements were to start from. Maybe this one is on me and I just misunderstood things, I am certainly far from perfect or an expert handy-man, but there's definitely room for improvement here..

This ALR screen is the best. Yes a little expensive but compared to AWOLs screen or others its about half the price. Cheapest name brand ALR CLR 3 screen out there. A little stressful setting it up as the screen material is said to scratch easily. It survived unscathed.