Elite Screens Aeon CLR3 123" Screen vs Awol Vision ALR C-132 Projector Screen
Both are fixed-frame ultra-short-throw screens with ceiling light rejecting material, so the real split is size and format. The Elite Screens Aeon CLR3 is a 123-inch 16:9 screen with a published 60 x 106.6 inch viewing area and a serriform CLR3 surface tuned for overhead light. The Awol Vision C-132 is larger at 132 inches diagonal, but its listed specs are thin, so you are buying on size and brand reputation more than documented detail. Pick the Elite for a standard 16:9 UST setup with a known viewing area; pick the Awol if the extra diagonal matters more than a spec sheet.
- Choose the Elite Screens Aeon CLR3 if you want a 16:9 ultra-short-throw screen with a documented viewing area and CLR material built to fight overhead ceiling lights.
- Choose the Awol Vision C-132 if you want a bigger 132-inch image and are comfortable buying on size and brand rather than a detailed spec list.
Prices
- Elite Screens Aeon CLR3 123" Screen: $1,293.00 at Walmart (last seen Nov 10)
- Awol Vision ALR C-132 Projector Screen: $2,499.00 at Best Buy (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Elite Screens Aeon CLR3 123" Screen is $1,206.00 cheaper than the Awol Vision ALR C-132 Projector Screen at the latest prices (Nov 10)

