132 Inch Nothingprojector BlackCrystal Cinematic Seamless lenticular Premium Alr Screen
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Estimated delivery time for the 132'' Cinematic screen: within 35-45 days after placing order
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Description
Screen Material：High-Precision Black Grid
Image Area：2877×1618mm
Screen Size（Including Frame）：2897×1638mm (including border)
Frame Width：10mm
Frame Material：Aluminum alloy frame
Resolution：8K/4K
Screen net weight: 16.8kg
Package dimensions: 203×23×18cm
Package weight: 20.2kg
Ratio: 16:9 / 4:3 / Customized
Ambient Light Rejecting Ability : Excellent
Gain : 0.6
Ambient Light Rejection：95%
Frame Color：Black
Applicable Projectors : Ultra-short Throw
Viewing Angle : 160 degrees
Size : 132 inches (The current largest seamless screen size)
Specifications
Ratio
16:9 / 4:3 / Customized
Gain
0.6
Applicable Projectors
Ultra-short Throw
Viewing Angle
160 degrees
Coating
High-Precision Black Grid
Resolution
4K UHD
Ambient Light Rejection
95%
Screen net weight
16.8kg
Package dimensions
203×23×18cm
Advantages
- Seamless Design
Utilizing seamless design, the screen eliminates visual barriers at the seams, ensuring a cohesive and uninterrupted viewing experience.
- Immersive Viewing Experience
The massive 130-inch screen size provides a captivating viewing experience, allowing users to immerse themselves fully in the content.
- High Definition Image Quality
Provides excellent high-definition picture quality, showing rich details and vivid colors, bringing a more realistic visual feast.
- Easy Installation
- Compatible with a wide range of UST projectors
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The ultimate companion for ultra-short throw projectors. Vibrant Details, Vivid Image
Enjoy a stunning 4K Ultra HD image on a huge screen in your own living room.
The engraved toothed grid structure on the ALR screen’s surface filters out up to 92% of the overhead ambient light. It brings vivid colors and crisp images to your home, even during the day.
Exquisitely Crafted Slim Design, Flush Against the Wall, Seamlessly Blends with the Environment
The serriform microstructure on the screen’s surface rejects ambient light coming from the ceiling, enhancing the contrast and color saturation of the projected images.
ST Carbon Black undergoes high-temperature treatment during its preparation, giving it excellent light-absorbing properties. It effectively absorbs light, reducing reflection and scattering, thus enhancing the contrast and image quality of lenticular screens. Additionally, it provides deeper and more saturated blacks, making the black areas more vivid and distinct.
No more washed out images. Made specifically with ultra-short-throw projectors in
mind, the NP ALR Screen complements the striking visuals of the projector.
Experience enhanced contrast and deep black levels with our low gain screen,
perfectly suited for ultra-short throw projectors
With a 160° wide viewing angle, you can enjoy bright, crisp
and clear images of your movies, presentations, and photos
— no matter where you are in the room.
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Easy To Install And Newbie Friendly
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FAQ
Get to know everything you want to know about screens.
What are the differences between the Seamless Lenticular Screen and other 130-inch screens?
The Seamless Lenticular Screen adopts a seamless design, eliminating visual barriers at the seams, ensuring a cohesive and uninterrupted viewing experience. Other screens larger than 120 inches are typically composed of two panels joined together, resulting in visible seams. Additionally, the 132-inch seamless screen is currently the largest seamless screen size available on the market.
Is there any difference between the 132-inch Black Series screen and other Black Series screens?
The 132-inch Black Grid has improved the accuracy of the screen based on the previous version, making the fabric smoother and more supple.
Do I need a projection screen for the projector, or will a white wall suffice?
It depends on the quality of your projector and the smoothness of the wall surface. The smoothness of the wall surface is influenced by various factors such as construction standards and procedures. If your wall is uniformly smooth, it might suffice. However, the paint, color, and texture of the wall surface can affect color reproduction and color gradient performance of the projected image.
With so many aspect ratios for projection screens, how do I choose?
Projection screens come in four main aspect ratios: 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, and 2.35:1. However, most smart projectors on the market project images in a 16:9 aspect ratio. Therefore, for home use, choosing a 16:9 aspect ratio screen would be ideal as it perfectly matches with the projector's output.
Is a higher screen gain always better?
Gain: Simply put, it refers to the ratio of the brightness reflected from the projection screen to what our eyes perceive compared to the brightness reflected from a white wall, under constant projector brightness and ambient light conditions.
The gain of projection screens typically ranges from 0.6 to 2.0; we usually position the gain of a white wall at 1.
Higher gain screens can concentrate light energy more effectively, resulting in increased brightness. However, they can also restrict the viewing angle. Generally, the higher the gain, the narrower the viewing angle, limiting the optimal viewing position. Thus, higher gain is not always better.
For use in narrow rooms, high gain screens may be suitable. However, in larger spaces or when multiple viewers are present simultaneously, it's advisable to avoid screens with excessively high gain.
In bright environments, ambient light rejecting screens may have lower brightness gain compared to white walls, but they effectively resist ambient light interference, significantly enhancing contrast in the image.