Typical price i
490,– to 1100,–

Features an automated mechanism for raising and lowering the screen at the push of a button.

Ideal for fixed installations, offering convenience and a sleek, professional appearance.

Typical price i
200,– to 800,–

Portable and lightweight, designed for easy transport and quick setup.

Perfect for presenters on the go, enabling flexibility in diverse locations without permanent installation.

Typical price i
680,– to 1200,–

Permanently mounted with a sturdy frame to keep the screen taut and smooth.

Best for dedicated viewing areas, ensuring consistent image quality and an elegant look.

Typical price i
180,– to 420,–

Utilizes a manual pull-down system to extend and retract the screen.

Cost-effective and simple to use, suitable for various settings where budget and ease are priorities.

Typical price i
400,– to 1100,–

Widescreen format commonly used in HDTV and modern video content.

Ideal for home theaters, providing an immersive viewing experience with minimal black bars on most content.

Typical price i
230,– to 710,–

Traditional format often used for older television broadcasts and presentations.

Suitable for educational or business settings where classic media formats are prevalent.

Typical price i
170,– to 460,–

Square format providing equal width and height dimensions.

Versatile for various content types, offering flexibility in displaying both widescreen and traditional media.

Typical price i
570,– to 890,–

Cinematic widescreen format used for films, offering a panoramic view.

Perfect for dedicated home cinemas, replicating a true movie theater experience at home.

Typical price i
170,– to 490,–

Compact size suitable for small rooms or portable setups.

Ideal for personal use or small gatherings, providing a clear picture without overwhelming the space.

Typical price i
420,– to 940,–

Medium size that balances space and viewing experience.

Perfect for medium-sized rooms, offering an engaging viewing experience with a sharp and detailed image.

Typical price i
640,– to 1400,–

Large size that creates a cinematic experience in bigger spaces.

Recommended for large rooms or dedicated home theaters, delivering an immersive viewing experience akin to a cinema.

Typical price i
320,– to 890,–

Involves projecting images onto the front of the screen from a separate projector.

Suitable for most home theater setups, offering versatile placement options and generally brighter images.

Typical price i
440,– to 1000,–

Requires a longer distance between the projector and screen, typically over 6 feet.

Ideal for larger rooms, providing a more traditional setup and allowing for larger image sizes.

Typical price i
680,– to 1200,–

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

Perfect for small spaces, minimizing shadows and obstructions while providing a clear, large display.

Typical price i
570,– to 940,–

Projects from a shorter distance than standard-throw, generally within 3 to 6 feet.

Great for medium-sized rooms, offering flexibility in projector placement and reduced shadow interference.

Typical price i
260,– to 940,–

Low gain screens reflect less light, resulting in a dimmer image.

Ideal for dark rooms, providing a wider viewing angle and reducing hot spots.

Typical price i
360,– to 750,–

Medium gain screens offer a balanced reflection of light, enhancing image brightness.

Suitable for rooms with moderate ambient light, improving visibility without sacrificing viewing angles.

Typical price i
990,– to 1800,–

High gain screens reflect more light, producing a brighter image.

Best for well-lit environments, enhancing image clarity and maintaining color vibrancy.