10 Best Fixed Projector Screens
for March 2023

The Elite Screens Sable Frame CineGrey 3D is a fixed-frame projection screen that's designed to sit flush against the wall. It's constructed with a matte-black finish that's designed to blend in with most interior decor schemes, and it's sturdy enough to be mounted on a heavy wall. The screen's angular-reflective material is designed to reject ambient light, and it's all black, so it doesn't stand out too much when you're using it. The projection surface itself is 110 inches long and 58 inches wide, so it's large enough for most home theaters or conference rooms. The CineGrey 3D material is accurate, and it's almost black, so it won't show anything behind your projector. The screen is 1.6 inches thick, so it's fairly sturdy, and it has a 90-degree viewing angle. The CineGrey 3D material is also designed to reduce glare, so most people won't notice anything on the screen when they're sitting behind it. At 1,000 lumens, the projector is bright enough for most rooms, and it comes with 1.2-gain optical zoom, so you can adjust the projection distance to the left or right without changing the throw distance. This is a good choice for anyone who wants a projector screen that's easy to set up and looks great, but it's expensive, and it doesn't have a short-throw version.

The WEMAX 100-inch ALR/CLR projector screen is well suited for home theaters, churches, classrooms, conference rooms, and any other application that needs a 16:9 aspect ratio. The ALR/CLR material (ambient/ceiling light rejecting) rejects 85% of overhead light and 90% of ambient light, and it enhances contrast. The 100-inch 16:9 screen has a 1.0 gain, and it is compatible with ultra/short throw projectors. The surface is an acoustically black, ultra-wide viewing angle matte white screen. The edge-free design complements modern décor, and the screen's unobtrusive design makes it unobtrusive in a home theater environment. It's big, but at 49.7 inches, it's not huge, and at 87.9 inches, it's not short. The weight of the screen is 33 pounds, which is heavy enough that you'll need help installing it (although it's also easy to lift into place), and it's not as light as our previous top pick, the Optoma HD16, which we found to be too flimsy. However, the screen has a 90-degree tilt adjustment, and it's compatible with the WEMAX 100-inch 16:9 projector. The WEMAX 100-inch ALR/CLR projector screen offers good image quality and is well suited for home theaters and big-screen presentations, and it offers a 90-degree angle, which is perfect for a small home theater.

WEMAX projector screens are among those that deliver a great viewing experience for movies, games, and sports. The 100-inch ALR screen we tested performs well, with crisp images and a contrast ratio of about 80:1. The image quality is especially impressive on 4K and 8K Ultra HD Blu-ray discs, and the screen's black levels are deep. The picture quality is exceptionally good on non-HD content as well. The clarity of the screen's edges is impressive, and the screen is bright and vivid. The 100-inch model we tested offers a slightly wider field of view than the 75-inch model, but it's noisier. The 100-inch ALR screen we tested is more reflective than other screens we tested, but it is still less reflective than some competing models, including the 100-inch model from iQiyi. WEMAX also offers other screen models that perform better than the 100-inch model we tested. The 65-inch model we tested is a great choice for small spaces and gamers, and there's also a 75-inch model. The 100-inch model we tested is best suited for large rooms, but it's a little too big for smaller rooms.

This fixed-frame projector screen, which ships fully assembled, is one of the least expensive 4K models we tested, and it performs very well. At 150 inches, it is big enough to accommodate all but the largest TVs. Its picture quality is bright, sharp, and uniform, with solid contrast. While it doesn't have as wide a horizontal viewing angle as some of our other picks, its vertical viewing angle is unusually wide. The projector screen is water-resistant, dustproof, and flame retardant, and its material is washable. Its frame is 6cm wide, so it doesn't take up much room, and it's fairly lightweight. Its only shortcoming is its speaker, which doesn't produce much sound. For its price, this is an easy way to get a big, bright, and uniform 4K screen.

The Akia Screens 125-inch Edge Free Fixed Frame Projector Screen 125" Diagonal 16:9 8K 4K Ultra HD 3D Ready CINEWHITE UHD-B Black Projection Screen for Indoor Movie Video Home Theater AK-NB125H is a sharp, high-quality screen, and it's ideal for gaming and home theater. The 1.3 gain screen material (it's 1.2 on the black side, 1.3 on the white side) provides nice contrast with well-saturated colors and deep, punchy blacks, and its 180-degree viewing angle makes it ideal for a 4K or 8K projector. The 125-inch diagonal screen size, 16:9 HD Format Aspect Ratio, and 8K resolution mean this screen is suitable only for 4K and 8K projectors. The Akia Screens 125-inch Edge Free Fixed Frame Projector Screen 125" Diagonal 16:9 8K 4K Ultra HD 3D Ready CINEWHITE UHD-B Black Projection Screen for Indoor Movie Video Home Theater AK-NB125H is easy to install, and with a 16:9 aspect ratio, it quickly became our favorite 4K projector screen. The screen is easy to set up, and the included installation kit has everything you need, including the ultra-slim bezel frame (which is optional) and the sliding wall mount brackets, to make hanging and centering the screen a breeze. The included remote control makes it easy to control the screen, and the surround speakers are a nice touch. The Akia Screens 125-inch Edge Free Fixed Frame Projector Screen 125" Diagonal 16:9 8K 4K Ultra HD 3D Ready CINEWHITE UHD-B Black Projection Screen for Indoor Movie Video Home Theater AK-NB125H is also compatible with most video inputs, including HDMI, VGA, DVI, and 4K HDMI.

The Pyle 100-inch home theater projector screen is one of the nicest, most thoughtfully designed projection screens we've seen. It's easy to install, and because it's flat, it doesn't take up much room. The matt white surface is high-quality, and it's configured for a wide viewing angle. The included extra middle support bar at the back of the frame also makes it easy to mount this screen on the wall, and it's sturdy enough that the screen won't sag over time. The 16:9 aspect ratio makes this screen suitable for home theaters, but it's wide enough that it can also be used in businesses, classrooms, and conference rooms. The downsides: The frame isn't as sturdy as we'd hoped, and its maximum throw distance is shorter than we'd like. The Pyle 100-inch projector screen is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a large, flat, high-quality screen.

The 120-inch Elite Screens Sable Frame B2 is a sharp, bright, and easy-to-install 4K projector screen. It's ideal for home theaters and small movie theaters, and its CineWhite screen material offers great color reproduction. The screen's diagonal is 120 inches, which is slightly larger than our runner-up, the 110-inch Elite Screens Steel Frame B2, but it weighs less, so it's easier and cheaper to move around. The Sable Frame B2's 16:9 aspect ratio and 4K resolution make it ideal for 4K projectors, such as the BenQ W1070ST, and for 4K content from 4K Blu-ray discs. The Sable Frame B2's fixed frame design means there's no need for tedious manual adjustments, and the screen's dense black velvet finish ensures that it absorbs projector overshoot and enhances picture quality. The Sable Frame B2's 160-degree viewing angle ensures a full movie view, and the screen's sleek, modern look complements any home theater or movie theater. The screen comes with a pop-up mounting bracket, but you'll need to purchase a handheld projector mount separately.

The Delux Screens 120-inch 4K/8K Ultra HDR Projector Screen has an image quality to match its price tag. It's ideal for watching movies in 4K, and it delivers excellent color reproduction. The 1.1 gain also makes it easy to project a bright image, and the image distortion is minimal. The frame is sturdy, but the felt lining is thin, so you'll need to provide your own. The Delux Screens 120-inch 4K/8K Ultra HDR Projector Screen is also easy to set up. The sliding wall brackets install quickly, and the small-diameter screws are easy to tighten. The frame is heavy enough that it should stay where you put it, and it comes with a storage bag. Some users may find the frame a little heavy and unwieldy, but as long as you're careful, it shouldn't be a problem. This screen is a bargain, but for $100 more, you can get an 84-inch screen from the same manufacturer.

The VEVOR projector screen is a solid choice for people who don’t need or want a huge viewing area but still want good image quality. The 155-inch diagonal size makes it a little slimmer and lighter than our top pick, but it’s actually a bit tougher, too. It’s made from thick, solid aluminum, and is coated with a non-glare surface. The frame is black velvet, not fabric, so it has a clear, crisp look, and feels solid and well-made. The frame is wider than the screen, so it’s easy to mount on the wall, and it comes with all required hardware. The projector screen is 16:9 aspect ratio, and it provides 160-degree viewing angle. The 4K UHD resolution is sharp enough to read the text on a movie screen, and the screen is bright enough to show even bright outdoor scenes. The image is crisp and clear, and colors are vivid. The 155-inch diagonal size might be a bit small for some, but it’s still large enough to see an entire movie.

The Elite Screens Star Frame Series is our favorite home movie theater projector and projector screen combo, and it's easy to see why. Its big, bright image looks excellent on almost any size screen, from 84 inches to 120 inches. And its 7.1 surround sound system delivers 5.1 surround sound from several feet away, which is much better than most consumer-grade home theater projectors. It's also much quieter, which is especially useful if you're projecting in a bedroom or living room where your neighbors might not appreciate a 100-watt projector blasting out audio at 90 decibels. The Elite Screens Star Frame Series also features excellent color reproduction, and with 4K resolutions now widely available, the Star Frame Series is well-suited for 4K content, too. The Elite Screens Star Frame Series offers a nice mix of value and performance, and it's our favorite home movie theater projector and projector screen combo.