I ordered the 80" version of the manual B screen and highly recommend it. We have a small den, and this size was perfect for my new Xgimi Horizon 20 projector. Colors appear bright and vibrant on the screen, too.

Purchased CL2 100” cut. Extremely well packaged. I opted to go the cheap route and mount it to a DIY wood frame and plywood sheet using contact cement (spray glue ) to secure it. Nails alone do not provide the required tension to keep the screen material perfectly flat (remember ULT projectors are unforgiving ). It was a trial and error processor which worked out in the end. Recommended!

Ordered screen after alot of research , I wanted quality and something that would last for year . Got the screen in a timely manner , packaged well and no issues . Came in one solid piece very easy to install, two people needed because it is quite heavy . I love how it opens automatically when you turn projector on. After a day I noticed the screen was not completely retracting, there was about a half once gap exposing the inside, I emailed support , sent pics and a video , the support guy was zero help , he said this appears to be normal , I said there is no way this is normal , after 3 emails and zero help from this guy my wife called the support number , this supper agent was a huge help, he emailed me exactly how to fix the issue while on the phone with her , simple adjustment with an Allen wrench , he even offered to video call to walk me through it , I ended up doing my self , took 10 sec and now works
perfect. He emailed me next day to follow up and I said it’s fixed and thank you for your help, he still insist on doing a video call just to make sure it is perfect and I solid not over tighten as that would affect the longevity of the screen , while I am sure it is right I am still going to video call with him as I want this to last , so what started as a bad experience has turned into a great one , maybe first guy is new or something. Highly recommend this screen and elite screens

I love having the ability to set up a beautiful 10' screen anywhere I want. The rigid frame and perimeter snaps insure a taut and flat projection surface. The adjustable height offers plenty of versatility. And best of all, it's super easy to set up and take down. The case does a good job protecting things while remaining compact for east transport and storage.

Juan is very professional, and the screen he recommended delivers top-notch picture quality—clear, vibrant, and beyond expectations! Excellent service, highly recommended!

Juan Reyes was incredible in his support when I needed replacement end pieces for a screen that is no longer sold. He went over and beyond to find me end caps that worked and I’m back in action . Elite makes top-of-the-line screens and I really wanted to get this one fixed and he came through! Thanks Juan!

the screen is looking great, the screen needed some adjustments, fortunately Juan Reyes helped me with the entire process, now the screen is working perfectly and the customer service is so professional!!!!

Excellent company! Amazing customer service!

For anyone interested, I have the version without battery or screen. It came with a tripod, some wires, power supply. I use it connected to computer and with a sound bar.1) it is pretty bright. the photos taken above, it is taken with iPhone 12, the regular (middle) camera, night time in basement. the room height is 84 inches, 10 ft wide. Photo taken 8ft from the screen. There are 2 x 60w light bulbs turned on behind camera.2) screen choice is VERY important. I have a cheap $70 120 inch projector screen with a black backing and rods around the frame (but not balanced tensioned). color is not as “punchy” as a tv, but is not bad for regular viewing. Don’t bother trying to project off a wall. It won’t be straight enough. In the photos, the “wave” you can see on top is wall unevenness. The middle is closer to you (the viewer) than the sides.3) I had it for about 1 month, so still playing around with it. I can get 3 corners sharp, but not all 4 corners yet. See photos above (hopefully amazon saves enough resolution) either the upper right or lower left corner is just a little blurrier than the rest. Hopefully you can tell from the photo with the words from opera webpage4) haven’t try speakers. I run a Samsung sound bar 5.1 system from Costco5) previously read online power supply maybe an issue. My power supply has no problem so far6) do not bother with keystone. You need to have patience to set it up by adjusting the 4 feet’s.7) there seems to be lots of adjustment with color profile, color space, etc. Haven’t try those in detail yet.It is not perfect, but in 2024 Black Friday none of the 4k ust went on discount ($2000-4000). They are all trying to compete with the 100 inch tv, which they will never win. Tv is always going to look better. For my use case in the basement, it is not possible to bring in a big (100 inch) tv due to the stairs.1080p is enough for me - most media source is not 4k (as of 2024) and it is cheap enough ($5-600) for me to replace it 5-10 years down the line. Also look online on viewing angles and viewing distance and decide for yourself (between 1080p vs 4k)Overall pretty satisfied with it.P.s for Canadians, I spent extra $15 for shipping. No issue with clearing customs or duty. You pick up at Canada post and pay hst.Update 13jan2025. Got everything in focus. Updated title and rating.

For anyone interested, I have the version without battery or screen. It came with a tripod, some wires, power supply. I use it connected to computer and with a sound bar.1) it is pretty bright. the photos taken above, it is taken with iPhone 12, the regular (middle) camera, night time in basement. the room height is 84 inches, 10 ft wide. Photo taken 8ft from the screen. There are 2 x 60w light bulbs turned on behind camera.2) screen choice is VERY important. I have a cheap $70 120 inch projector screen with a black backing and rods around the frame (but not balanced tensioned). color is not as “punchy” as a tv, but is not bad for regular viewing. Don’t bother trying to project off a wall. It won’t be straight enough. In the photos, the “wave” you can see on top is wall unevenness. The middle is closer to you (the viewer) than the sides.3) I had it for about 1 month, so still playing around with it. I can get 3 corners sharp, but not all 4 corners yet. See photos above (hopefully amazon saves enough resolution) either the upper right or lower left corner is just a little blurrier than the rest. Hopefully you can tell from the photo with the words from opera webpage4) haven’t try speakers. I run a Samsung sound bar 5.1 system from Costco5) previously read online power supply maybe an issue. My power supply has no problem so far6) do not bother with keystone. You need to have patience to set it up by adjusting the 4 feet’s.7) there seems to be lots of adjustment with color profile, color space, etc. Haven’t try those in detail yet.It is not perfect, but in 2024 Black Friday none of the 4k ust went on discount ($2000-4000). They are all trying to compete with the 100 inch tv, which they will never win. Tv is always going to look better. For my use case in the basement, it is not possible to bring in a big (100 inch) tv due to the stairs.1080p is enough for me - most media source is not 4k (as of 2024) and it is cheap enough ($5-600) for me to replace it 5-10 years down the line. Also look online on viewing angles and viewing distance and decide for yourself (between 1080p vs 4k)Overall pretty satisfied with it.P.s for Canadians, I spent extra $15 for shipping. No issue with clearing customs or duty. You pick up at Canada post and pay hst.Update 13jan2025. Got everything in focus. Updated title and rating.

For anyone interested, I have the version without battery or screen. It came with a tripod, some wires, power supply. I use it connected to computer and with a sound bar.1) it is pretty bright. the photos taken above, it is taken with iPhone 12, the regular (middle) camera, night time in basement. the room height is 84 inches, 10 ft wide. Photo taken 8ft from the screen. There are 2 x 60w light bulbs turned on behind camera.2) screen choice is VERY important. I have a cheap $70 120 inch projector screen with a black backing and rods around the frame (but not balanced tensioned). color is not as “punchy” as a tv, but is not bad for regular viewing. Don’t bother trying to project off a wall. It won’t be straight enough. In the photos, the “wave” you can see on top is wall unevenness. The middle is closer to you (the viewer) than the sides.3) I had it for about 1 month, so still playing around with it. I can get 3 corners sharp, but not all 4 corners yet. See photos above (hopefully amazon saves enough resolution) either the upper right or lower left corner is just a little blurrier than the rest. Hopefully you can tell from the photo with the words from opera webpage4) haven’t try speakers. I run a Samsung sound bar 5.1 system from Costco5) previously read online power supply maybe an issue. My power supply has no problem so far6) do not bother with keystone. You need to have patience to set it up by adjusting the 4 feet’s.7) there seems to be lots of adjustment with color profile, color space, etc. Haven’t try those in detail yet.It is not perfect, but in 2024 Black Friday none of the 4k ust went on discount ($2000-4000). They are all trying to compete with the 100 inch tv, which they will never win. Tv is always going to look better. For my use case in the basement, it is not possible to bring in a big (100 inch) tv due to the stairs.1080p is enough for me - most media source is not 4k (as of 2024) and it is cheap enough ($5-600) for me to replace it 5-10 years down the line. Also look online on viewing angles and viewing distance and decide for yourself (between 1080p vs 4k)Overall pretty satisfied with it.P.s for Canadians, I spent extra $15 for shipping. No issue with clearing customs or duty. You pick up at Canada post and pay hst.Update 13jan2025. Got everything in focus. Updated title and rating.

I’m a 125-pound lady and can easily carry this around. It’s so easy to lift the screen out of the case. Just make sure you have transportation that will fit such a long screen if you’re transporting it! 5/5 stars

Excellent quality and everything you need to assemble. Was easy to assemble and hang. Works great for our short throw Samsung. Now we see why it's promoted by Samsung. Looks great in our conference room. My pictures don't do it justice.

I bought a remote controlled elite screen 17 years ago, after my Tv was stolen and I moved to a projector. We moved it a year later, and have been using it until early 2024. it was still going strong, but some of the plastic was breaking on the side from years of daily use, so we came back, and got the current version of the same screen. It’s a bit wider, a bit clearer, and a lot quieter. Took us no time to set it up. And you can’t beat the price. Looking forward to this one serving us well!

The Yardmaster is everything I wanted I. An outdoor projector screen. Seamlessly installed and the screen quality is exceptional. I was a bit uneasy that the provided screen trigger would interface with ease but to my surprise the module flawlessly sensed my projectors electrical current and performed as advertised. A+++++