Silver Ticket Products S7 Series 6 Piece Thin Bezel Home Theater Fixed Frame 4K/8K Ultra HD, HDTV, HDR & Active 3D Projection Screen, 16:9 Format, 150" Diagonal, Woven Acoustic Material S7-169150-WAB

Plan for about 5 hours to assemble. I have a 142 with white screen. Be patient. It is not hard to assemble but you are not going to do it in 30 minutes. It's very clear beautiful. Using it with my jvc nz500. I used the setting of 003 on screen selector. I am happy with the results. I don't know if I would want to spend any more on a more expensive screen. I really don't know if that can be any better. Tim bezels look awesome.

I was fairly apprehensive when I received this screen, I'm glad to be proven wrong. After 1st purchasing aWEMAX Screen of similar style (which I sent back unopened) I was concerned about assembling this screen by myself. I'm happy to write that any concerns about assembly are unfounded. If you're doing this job solo it'll take about 4 hours. Please view any videos about assembly of this screen and it'll mike your life easier. The hardest part of assembly is hanging the screen (try to find someone to give you a hand). I had read some reviews that the material was sensitive with durability issues but that was not a concern with me, I actually dropped the screen twice and it held up with no Issue. The clarity of the picture is excellent both during day (it's in a fairly well lit room) and at night. I purchased the screen for it's 3D quality and I was blown away with it's picture. I'm pairing it with an XGIMI Aura and I can't complain about the screen at all. The XGIMI AURA is a bit dark in 3D mode but I can Live with it. The screen is worth the $799 I paid for it. I'm very happy with it

I had an elite screen and sent it back because of screen damage. So I bought a silver ticket. The silver ticket has the weirdest pattern in the screen even after setting up and stretching material. WTH, why can't these screens be properly secured so they don't mess up. The screen over all is good and looks great. I just this weird pattern on the lower part

As the title says, I am generally happy with this, but I think they could have done a much better job for the mounting system than the two screws and eyes method... A french cleat is much easier to unmount/remount and provides horizontal flexibility center a screen perfectly. As someone who likes to tinker with my speakers behind the screen it is a big headache to have to get my wife's assistance every time I want to pull the screen off as maneuvering a 120" scree with that level of precision is not a 1 person job.The rest is as expected... which is a good thing. Building the screen is a 3 - 4 hour job the first time through and I could probably cut it in half if i had to do it again. Picture is good, but if you're coming from a high gain, non-AT screen (like I was) you should expect a dimmer picture.

Setup took much longer than expected with having to take it all apart three times to continue to add more springs and tension the screen. Other than that - I'm 5 stars impressed with the screen. The gain isn't as high as our elitescreens used to be - but the audio passthrough is amazing and very theater like to have the voices come FROM the screen instead of near it. The frame is VERY sturdy and wonderful - their support was top notch when I reached out about some wrinkles in our screen and guidance on how to properly tension it. After doubling up and using all the small springs for really tight tension on the top and bottom but leaving the longer springs on the sides - the screen is perfectly flat and beautiful with the UST projector. The border is so thin it looks very elegant and makes the screen really pop. Aligning the projector was easy using keystone correction - but depending on your projector's capabilities - the thin borders might make lining up the projection difficult. I'm thrilled with our purchase and highly recommend.

This is the Eclipse ALR screen which is recommended for UST projectors like mine. It's a beautiful screen that worked well in the beginning. BUT it will wrinkle over time which ruins the picture (see photos). I got the manufacturer to replace it and the same thing happened after a couple months. The system they use with springs to tension the screen material is the problem I think. Its not evenly spread tension and as the springs weaken its bound to happen. I will be replacing it with a better screen that uses rods and bolts for tension - a LOT more money but will be well worth it.Original review: PROS: Build quality is outstanding, bevels perfectly match, the thin bezel looks great and its very bright even with ambient light. Customer service is great with fast responses to questions. Cautions (not cons really) but warnings: Take your time in assembling this. It took me several hours to do properly. Follow the steps exactly, if you miss one (which I did) its a total pain to disassemble and start over. The springs that stretch the screen are very, very taught. They give you a hook tool to pull them into the screen grommets but I found using a right angle needle nose pliers worked much better. Measuring where to put your screws into the wall also took a bit of time to figure and likewise the magnets that hold the bottom of the screen to the wall were tricky to place properly. Again, expect this take a long time to do right. IMPORTANT: There is a top and a bottom on this screen, the manual makes NO mention of this. There is a small white sticker on the back that reads "downside" and who would know that means that edge should be down. If you hang it upside down it will look terrible! Lastly, it does have a heavy smell that takes a bit of time to fade away.