VIVIDSTORM S PRO Motorized Tension Floor Rising UST ALR Projector Screen
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The VIVIDSTORM S PRO is a motorized floor-rising projector screen built for ultra short throw laser projectors. Its black and white lenticular ALR material rejects ceiling and ambient light and is tab-tensioned with a rope design to keep the surface flat. It rises in about 20 to 30 seconds and offers four control methods, with no drilling needed. It suits living rooms with a UST projector and no wall space for a fixed screen. Against fixed-frame ALR screens it trades some gain and flatness for portability and a disappearing footprint.
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Owner feedback is limited, but buyers of floor-rising ALR screens like this one value the clean look and light rejection in bright rooms. The common complaints are the low gain and occasional surface wrinkles.
The VIVIDSTORM S PRO is a motorized floor-rising projector screen made for ultra short throw (UST) laser projectors. It sits on a table or the floor and rises into position. The screen uses ambient light rejecting (ALR/CLR) material with black/white lenticular technology, which rejects light from the ceiling.
The screen has a 0.6 gain and a 170° viewing angle, and it supports 3D, 4K and 8K content. A tab-tensioned rope design keeps the surface smooth. It can be raised using 4 control methods, and rising takes about 20 to 30 seconds.
Setup is plug and play and needs no drilling. The design saves space. Changes in temperature and humidity can cause slight wrinkles in the screen. This is normal and does not affect viewing.
