Elite Screens Sable Frame 2 Series, 100-inch Diagonal 16:9, Active 3D 4K Ultra HD Ready Fixed Frame Home Theater Movie Office Presentations Indoor Front Projection Projector Screen, ER100WH2, Black

Excellent value, easy to assemble and looks great. Easy to mount. Zero wrinkles, even if the screen appears wrinkled in box- they all disappear when stretched onto the aluminum frame. My mancave is now complete!

The screen was so easy to set up and install. The only bad thing I could say is that I wish I had a bigger wall to accommodate a bigger screen lol

Solid product. Picture looks much better on this than on my old screen. I would say you get what you pay for, but I was lucky to grab this for $167 when it was marked that low for some reason. Personally I find the prices of screens to be a little insane. Am I happy with it at the price I paid compared to my old $20 "hanging on those glue to the wall clips" screen. Most definitely. Would I recommend this at $500+, probably not, hence the lack of a fifth star. There are other screens out there for less that I'd recommend. If I wouldn't have gotten that deal, there's no way I'd own this right now. If you absolutely need something acoustically transparent, you could go this route, and it'll work amazingly. If you have the time and skill though, you could also just build a frame and use spandex, works wonders.

My review is for the Acoustically Transparent version of this screen. The quality of the screen and frame itself are great! Probably the best dollar to value ratio on the market. The acoustically transparent screen (I got the 1080P2) still produces a horrendous "moire" effect (google it). You will notice these terrible diagonal lines on the projected image that looks like interference on the projector side. . .but in reality is the pixels of light interacting with the woven screen material. You can not get rid of this effect, but you can reduce how annoying it is by over scanning the picture more than you may like so that the pixels are bigger than the holes in the screen. (when they are same size or smaller, they just go right on through the holes in the screen). If you have a HTPC setup where you can overshoot, then reduce the usable area. . .you can get the effect reduced to a point where it's hard to notice unless you are looking for it. . .but you may not be happy. If you don't, you have to mount the projector as far away as you can with he zoom fully maxed and the focus just right before you will be ok. It will take some tinkering. Bottom line, if you can get away without the acoustic screen. . .I would go that rout. UPDATE: I have since sent a support request to Elite Screens asking if there is anything I can do. . .like upgrade to to one of the newer AT screen materials. . .and that I'd be willing to pay for it. The responded with requests for me to furnish them with my receipt, model number, and photos of the Moire effect. After doing so, they offered me a free upgrade to the 4K screen! It's in the mail and I hope to have it tomorrow. I will report the results once I have the new material mounted to the frame.

We bought the 100 inch AT screen and it works great. It was relatively simple to put together. Very heavy duty and the sound passes through the material as advertised.