ALR Screen

Ambient Light Rejecting for Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen can block the ambient light in the enviroment.

We also have eletric automatic slider that slide out when the projector on and slide back when off.


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What kind of material do you need for your screen:

Ultra short throw projector screen materials come in two types: Lenticular and Fresnel. These materials differ in their screen structure, leading to variations in display performance.

Generally speaking, we recommend CLR lenticular screens as they are more suitable for ordinary households.

If you only plan to watch it alone, or, if you and your partner plan to sit side by side and don't plan to share your film or game with your other friends, you can choose a Fresnel screen. This is because Fresnel screens offer brighter image during daylight hours compared to lenticular screens. (center vision).

However, for ALR Fresnel screens, the viewing angle is typically only around 70-100 degrees. This means that apart from the central position, where the optimal picture is achieved, the brightness of the image seen from other angles is inferior.

If you're aiming to use your screen and projector as a substitute for a traditional TV, especially for hosting gatherings with friends during happy hour, we recommend opting for a Lenticular screen.

You can read this article for an in-depth look at the difference between the two materials

A little tip for choosing a Lenticular screen

Budget under 400 EUR :

At a price point of around EUR 400, our NP Classic screen provides an excellent viewing experience with exceptional resistance to ambient light, making it a cost-effective choice compared to the average price of EUR700 for quality ultra-short-throw light-resistant screens on the market.

Budget over 600EUR:

Nothing Projector's Black Series screen curtains are crafted from premium materials, offering exceptional resistance to ambient light. Recognized as the Best Value in an evaluation of 8 ALR screens by the esteemed smart home reviewer, The Hook Up.

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What type of screen do you need to choose?

Fixed Frame

Price from €370

Installation time required (1 hour)

Highest level of screen tension

Floor rising screen

Price from €1350

Open and use instantly

High level of screen tension

Drop down screen

Price from €1200

Installation time required (30 mins)

High level of screen tension

Fixed frame type

Advantage: Affordable price, highest tension among screen types

Disadvantages:

1. It will occupy some space; for example, a 100-inch or 120-inch diagonal screen will span about 2.65 meters, which might be a bit challenging for an average family living room.

2.You'll need to install it yourself, and while the installation isn't particularly difficult, it will take at least an hour.

3.Drilling is necessary and may cause damage to your home's walls.

Drop down type

Advantage:

1. Installation requires moderate effort.
2. The retractable screen seamlessly blends into your home's design.

Disadvantages:

Requires wall drilling and higher price point.

Floor rising screen type

Advantage:

1. No installation required

2. The screen is portable, giving you the flexibility to set up your movie-watching area wherever you prefer

3.No need to damage the aesthetics of your home's walls.

4.Renter friendly. No need to disassemble the screen when you need to move

Disadvantages:

1. Relatively expensive