Too Many Projector Screens? Here's How to Choose the Right One

Typical price i
1200.– to 3100.–

Features automatic screen deployment via remote control or wall switch.

Ideal for frequent use, offering convenience and a sleek, professional setup without manual handling.

Typical price i
240.– to 1000.–

Operates by manually pulling down or retracting the screen.

Cost-effective choice for occasional use, providing control over screen positioning without the need for electrical infrastructure.

Typical price i
800.– to 1700.–

Consists of a permanently tensioned screen within a rigid frame.

Best suited for dedicated home theaters or presentation rooms, offering superior flatness and image quality without wrinkles.

Typical price i
300.– to 2900.–

Portable design allows for easy setup and takedown in various locations.

Perfect for on-the-go presentations or events, providing flexibility and adaptability to different environments.

Typical price i
800.– to 2900.–

Widescreen format commonly used for HDTV and most modern media.

Ideal for home theater setups, providing an immersive viewing experience for films and TV shows.

Typical price i
1400.– to 3400.–

Slightly taller than 16:9, often used for computer displays and presentations.

Great for office environments, offering extra vertical space for spreadsheets and documents.

Typical price i
360.– to 1600.–

Traditional format used in older TVs and projectors, with a box-like shape.

Suitable for classic films and presentations in environments where widescreen isn't required.

Typical price i
1100.– to 2100.–

Ultra-wide format that emulates a cinematic experience, akin to movie screens.

Perfect for cinephiles, delivering a panoramic view that enhances the experience of watching films.

Typical price i
340.– to 1900.–

Ideal for small to medium-sized rooms with limited space.

Provides a balanced viewing experience for personal use or small group presentations.

Typical price i
800.– to 2700.–

Suitable for medium to large rooms, offering a larger screen area.

Enhances viewing for larger groups, making it perfect for home theaters or conference rooms.

Typical price i
1800.– to 3900.–

Best for large spaces, delivering an immersive cinematic experience.

Recommended for auditoriums or large venues where visibility from a distance is necessary.

Typical price i
840.– to 2700.–

Provides a lower brightness level, suitable for darker room environments.

Ideal for home theater settings, offering deeper blacks and enhanced contrast.

Typical price i
640.– to 2900.–

Offers a balanced level of brightness, accommodating various room lighting conditions.

Recommended for multi-purpose use, providing a versatile viewing experience across different setups.

Typical price i
290.– to 940.–

Delivers higher brightness, ideal for rooms with ambient light.

Perfect for business presentations and classrooms, ensuring clear visibility in well-lit environments.

Typical price i
840.– to 2900.–

Requires more space between the projector and the screen, typically several feet to several yards.

Ideal for large rooms, delivering high-quality images with minimal distortion over longer distances.

Typical price i
640.– to 1600.–

Projects images from a very short distance, often within inches from the screen.

Perfect for small spaces, reducing shadows and glare while maintaining sharp image quality.

Typical price i
610.– to 1900.–

Operates at a shorter distance than standard-throw projectors, usually a few feet from the screen.

Suitable for medium-sized rooms, offering clear images without needing extensive space.

Typical price i
300.– to 1800.–

Images are projected onto the front side of the screen, commonly used in home theaters.

Provides bright and vibrant visuals, ideal for controlled indoor lighting environments.