NIERBO 200 inch Projector Screen Metal Ambient Light Rejecting 2.4 Gain 3D Movies Screen 16:9 for Home Theater Backyard Party Office

100" screen. Indoor test Images @ ~1:30pm Outdoor Patio @ ~8:10pm with sunset @ 8:05pm that day. In front of garage @ ~8:20pm with sunset @ 8:04pm... Dark shot @ 8:51pm.... Projector used - Epson EX7200... 10' 6" from screen. I did a lot of reading and research to find a silver screen or even a black screen that didn't cost an arm and a leg. I was hoping to locate one that would allow us to start showing movies earlier in the evening and provide a contrast pop on colors when it got really dark. With multiple minions the earlier showings are a must... Picture quality was really surprising. From knowing what a typical white screen can do. I had high hopes for this silver one and got what I wanted. The screen was packaged rolled up. Not folded which help reduce the amount of wrinkles in it. For its first use, and probably what I will do for each use. I set it up on the stand, also purchased on Amazon to allow it to relax and stretch a bit. I worked the edges moving the tie downs around to smooth out the screen as much as possible. By movie time you could only see a couple, but it is operator induced, not the screen itself. At least on the first night. The second night, the screen had adjusted enough that after adjusting the tie downs and stand a bit. I couldn't really see any wrinkles or folds during the movie. Minion #2 did say I should have pulled the other car out of the garage and pushed the screen further into the garage to get movie night started earlier... I have already recommended this screen to others.... For the price point it does very well. C.

The screen arrived well packed, and with all the necessary hardware to put it together. It did have some glue on the screen front that I needed to clean off. Also there are some slight vertical creases that haven't come out yet (has been installed for about a day). I'll see if that clears up after being stretched for a few days. The biggest problem was one of the fiberglass support rods wasn't smooth and was shedding. I ended up with tiny bits of fiberglass in my fingers while installing them into the screen edge pockets. As for the image, it's pretty good with my LG HF85JA short throw laser projector. I'm still tweaking the placement of the projector to use as little keystoning as possible, but the image on the screen is bright with decent black levels.

This review is for the 150-inch screen. I write this review with some regret as I returned the product. The screen appears to be of excellent quality with a silvered, relatively high gain surface and, but for the issue noted below, it would work well for a high-quality HT setup. The seller was also extremely responsive to questions, but the product is, in my opinion, fatally flawed. To the seller’s credit, they are up front about the wrinkles in 150 inch and larger screens. However, the screen I received had deep wrinkles and folds over every square inch of its surface. The instructions for removing them involve ironing with a 50 degree C iron (I’m not sure I’ve ever seen an iron that operates at that cool of a temperature). I did manage to achieve 50 degrees by heating and cooling the iron and using a damp towel, as advised. It had absolutely no effect on the wrinkles. Moreover, ironing the huge expanse of a 150 inch screen would take hours, even if it worked. I conclude, unfortunately, that the product is not fit for purpose as shipped. Many other manufacturers seem to be able to ship 150 inch and larger high-gain screens with no wrinkle problems. I think the supplier should learn some lessons from them or should simply abandon its 150 inch + products and stick with those it can deliver rolled and unwrinkled.

Now the projector is making it brighter and brighter.If your projector is brighter than 3000 lumens.You must buy a silver screen.The room with light or the room with darkness.Contrast and color will give you amazing performance.Projectors under 3000 lumens.You have to use a white screen to watch it in a dark room.This 180-inch silver screen is better than my previous 110-inch and 150-inch white screens.I have been excited for two weeks and can't stop watching my favorite old movies.The white screen has been with me for 17 years.I always want to change a projector with a high contrast of $3000 .With this silver screen, I don't want to change the projector.I'll wait until most movies are on 4K discs.I'm going to change to a 4000 lumen 4K projector.I believe the silver screen will be better.A suggestion for first time users.$800 ~ $1000 high lumen projector.Add a 120 inch Silver screen.You won't regret this home theater. I used the tension method to remove the screen creases.There is still a very shallow crease.Watching movies doesn't affect me .Hopefully the manufacturer can improve or reduce the number of creases.

So far so good! I’ve only watched two movies on it and It’s still got a bunch of wrinkles, but I m not doing stretching it. I think I would prefer the white screen instead of silver or grey… the images are a little dark for my taste but it’s way better than my last screen

I just put it up. I bought a box of hooks and a 12-foot 2 x 2 that hangs on the bottom to stretch it out. Took a couple hours to hang it. I'll probably buy a smaller rod to slip through my hooks, and buy some S-hooks so that the screen will hang more freely. But it seems to work pretty well. Everybody's face has a lot of wrinkles, though. And the clothes they're wearing have a lot of wrinkles. I'm hoping after a few months of use that the people will start looking younger and they start ironing their clothes before appearing on screen.

I returned mine because it smelled strongly of spray-paint and is NOT wrinkle-free. Ironically I had thought about spray-painting a wall in my home theater, but decided to buy a screen because I didn't want the room to smell like spray-paint for a gathering. I expect the smell would diminish over time, but it was pretty unpleasant. The worst thing about this screen is the wrinkles. I have another cheap nylon white screen, which is not fancy, but I don't notice any of the wrinkles while watching something. With this fancier screen I can see EVERY wrinkle and minor distortion. I did not find any easy way to smooth out the wrinkles, and had to give up and go back to the nylon screen. HOWEVER this screen is very sturdy and could be better for an outdoor theater setup. If you take some time to iron out the wrinkles it might be a very good surface material for a screen, but I could not get it smooth enough in time for my gathering, and reverted back to the nylon screen for now.

Overall, I'm happy with this purchase of this silver high gain screen. The screen seems very good quality. It's very heavy duty but does not stretch much at all. There is a noticable but not large difference especially in contrast between my cheap white screen and this screen using my older, low lumen projector. The cheap white screen is much easier to take up and down though as my setup is portable. I'm happy to have both screen options to deal with different light situations because I setup inside and outside depending on the time of year. I'm hoping to upgrade to a passive 3d setup eventually which will make this purchase more useful to me.