10 Best Home Projector Screens
for October 2023

The VIVOHOME 100-inch motorized projection screen is large and comfortable, and it's easy to mount on the wall or ceiling. It supports 3D, 1080P, 4K, and Full HD images, and it can roll up or down within 82ft (25m), so it's easy to set. The included installation kit makes this screen easy to install on the wall or ceiling, but you'll still have to screw the screen to the screws in the mounting brackets, and the remote and wall control don't attach to the screen, so you have to remember to pick them up. The remote and wall control also don't turn the screen on and off. Also, the screen uses plastic expansion screws, so these screws might break over time. Although the screen rolls up slowly, and it's easy to move, it's hard to retract. The motor can also get damaged easily, so we recommend replacing it if needed. The screen is heavy, and it's 29.7in (74cm) thick, so it can't be moved easily or put it up and down the stairs. The surface of the screen is embossed with a matte coating, which improves image brightness and resists the interference of ambient light. It's a good choice for watching movies or playing games, and it's a good choice for a home theater.

When we last reviewed this projector, it came in with one of the worst rated contrast ratios among competitors, but TMY has improved on that metric. It has now moved to 2000:1, which is better than most of the other projectors we tested, but not as good as some of the ones we tested in previous years. The contrast ratio for the TMY V58 is still lower than some rivals, but it's far from the worst we've ever seen. We also noticed a slight color shift when switching from bright to dark images, though that's a problem we often see with projectors, especially ones based on LED lights. In our tests, it consistently delivered brighter, clearer images, and while the colors are a bit muted, they aren't washed out. The projector is bright and has a fairly wide 100-120 inch field of view, and the image is sharp, though the colors are a bit too dark. The zoom function isn't as robust as some other competitors, so you'll need to be sure the image you're projecting will fit onto your screen. The built-in battery can power the projector for up to 2 hours, and it comes with its own charging dock. Like most projectors, it works best in a relatively dark room, so be sure to position it accordingly. It's also worth noting that, despite its name, the V58 is no longer the only model in the V line, and the newer V60 is rated to produce a brighter image, though we haven't reviewed it ourselves.

The 120-inch PHOPIK projector screen is an all-in-one projector screen that offers a 120-inch image, support for front and rear projection, and a carrying case. The screen is easy to set up, and there's ample room for focusing the projector (which, for rear projection, requires the screen to be slightly off-center from the projector). The projection surface is nice and bright and the image is sharp, and, unlike some projector screens, the PHOMIK screen is wrinkle-free and folds down small, so it's easy to transport. The PHOMIK projector screen is a great choice for watching movies outdoors, whether you're camping or doing backyard movie night. The only downside is that the PHOMIK 120-inch projector screen doesn't include the tripod stand, so you'll need to bring your own.

The Projector Screen with Stand 120inch Portable Projection Screen 16:9 4K HD Rear Front Projections Movies Screen for Indoor Outdoor Home Theater Backyard Cinema Trave is a good product, but it's not perfect. For starters, it's a bit of a pain to set up. The mounting bracket is heavy, so the stand has to be sturdy enough to support the full weight. The stand is large and takes up a lot of room, and it's also difficult to move around once it's set up. The mounting plate is also large, so the screen is only compatible with large screen TVs, and it can't support very large TVs. The surface is high-quality, so it has good anti-wrinkle and anti-mildew properties, but it stains very easily. The folding design makes the movie screen easy to carry and store, and it's more durable than ordinary screens, but it's a bit difficult to unfold. Overall, the Projector Screen with Stand 120inch Portable Projection Screen 16:9 4K HD Rear Front Projections Movies Screen for Indoor Outdoor Home Theater Backyard Cinema Trave is a good all-round movie screen, and it's one of the most affordable screens we tested, but it's a little expensive for what it has to offer.

The 100-inch (diagonal) 16:9 aspect ratio projector screen from Aorus has a clear, sharp image. The 160-degree viewing angle is wider than most projector screens, so no matter where you sit, the image will always be in view. It's easy to set up, and it's portable, too, with a carrying bag. The metal frame is sturdy, and unlike some projector screens, this one doesn't warp or sag over time. The frame is black, so it won't show up against a dark background, and the fabric surface is white, so the image doesn't bleed through. The speakers are not great, but it doesn't have any trouble projecting images up to 150 inches.

The Elite Screens Manual B is the best manual pull-down projection screen we've tested. It has excellent image quality, is easy to set up, and has several features that make it worth the higher price. The screen is coated with a matte white surface that helps eliminate glare. The manual pull-down mechanism is quiet and well-constructed, and the screen is heavy enough (about 100 pounds) that it shouldn't shake much while it's being installed. The screen is 100 inches diagonal, so it's small enough to fit most rooms, even small apartments. It's designed specifically for home entertainment use, so it supports 4K and 8K resolutions, as well as 3D content. The Elite Screens Manual B is backed by a one-year warranty, and the company is very responsive to customer service issues.

The ProLED 100 inch 1080p projector screen is quite simply the best 100-inch 4K 3D projector screen we've tested, and it's the only 100-inch 4K projector screen we've reviewed. Its image quality is spectacular, with vibrant, bold colors and surprisingly sharp images. The ProLED 100 inch projector screen's auto-locking mechanism is convenient and easy to use, and the screen is easy to set up and take down. The 100-inch ProLED 4K 3D projector screen is also the only 100-inch 4K projector screen that we reviewed that is less than one inch thick. That thinness allows the screen to be easily mounted to a wall or ceiling, and with easy mounting you can position the screen where you want it. The ProLED 100 inch 4K projector screen is easy to install and take down, and it can be used both indoors and outdoors.

If you're looking for a portable projector screen that folds up small and weighs less than 7 pounds, the WEWATCH 100-inch 16:9 4K HD projector screen with stand is a great choice. Its 100-inch diagonal makes it large enough to project an image large enough for everyone to see, but small enough to be portable. The frame is constructed of durable metal, and the screen material is 100 percent polyester. The screen is thick and matte, which is ideal for displaying movie images. The projection surface measures 19.75 inches by 10.75 inches, so it's slightly larger than the 16:9 ratio standard, making this projector screen ideal for widescreen movies, as well as 4K UHD TV, and gaming. The projector screen's stand is sturdy enough to support 300 pounds, but it's small and lightweight enough to be transported in a car trunk or backpack. The stand is also adjustable, so you can position the screen at your preferred viewing angle. The projector screen's material and projection surface are wrinkle-free, and the screen is easy to clean. The WEWATCH projector screen is easy to set up and use, and it provides a great viewing experience.

The 120-inch projection screen from Videoic is a great portable screen for home theaters, backyard movie nights, and similar uses. The screen is 120 inches diagonally, which is slightly bigger than the standard 100-inch diagonal screen (most home theater 60-inch TVs on the market are 100 inches diagonal). The border is wide, so the screen looks nice and flat, and the projection surface has a smooth, glossy finish that looks beautiful on most modern TVs. The projection surface is trapezoidal, so it supports both rear- and front-projection. The screen has wide viewing angles, so it won't be distorted when viewed from left or right angles. The projection surface is black, so it can display dark content without obscuring any details. The projection surface is white, so it displays bright content without overexposing it. The projection screen is easy to set up and use, and it only requires a few accessories. The projection screen has a 16:9 aspect ratio, which is more suitable for watching movies than for playing games. The projection screen has a carrying bag, so you can carry it around in your trunk or backpack. The projection screen is lightweight, so you can easily carry it with one hand. The projection screen is a little on the expensive side, but it's well worth the money, and it's a much better screen than the similarly priced screens from other manufacturers.

Our top pick, the 100-inch, 16:9 HD 4K projector screen with stand, is one of the highest-quality screens we tested. It has a natural, wrinkle-free fabric surface that resists tears and is easy to clean. The projector screen is easy to install, whether on the wall or on a stand. The stand is sturdy enough that the screen doesn't sag or rock during use. The projector screen is 100 inches, which is big enough for most families. The screen's 16:9 aspect ratio is optimal for watching movies and playing games, and it's wide enough that it can provide a large viewing area without taking up too much space. The screen is 160 inches, or 4.3 feet, wide, which is taller than the screen we tested in our top pick, the 100-inch, 16:9 HD 4K projector screen with tripod. However, the screen we tested with tripod was impractical for many families, as it takes up too much space. The screen's picture is sharp, and colors are rich and vivid. The screen's 160-inch size provides enough coverage for most families, but taller families or families with a larger screen may want to choose the 100-inch model. The 100-inch, 16:9 HD 4K projector screen with stand has a shorter warranty (only two years) than the 100-inch, 16:9 HD 4K projector screen with tripod (three years) and the screen we tested (four years).