NexiGo 100-Inch Fresnel Projector Screen for Bright Day Light Use, 85% Ambient Light Rejecting ALR Projection Screen for Ultra Short Throw Projector, 16:9 Fixed Frame, Active 3D, HDR

The Screen is good works as intended, easy assembly.Great packaging, clear instructions watch their YouTube video.Something to know is that the screen has a really strong chemical smell, recommend to leave the screen somewhere like a garage and wait for the smell to go away, it is really strong can’t be in the rom where the screen is. 2 days has gone by and the smell still is strong, will update once it goes away, will see how long it takes.Update:Took 5 days for the strong smell to go away still has some but not strong.Update 12/19/23I can’t barely smell it anymore. 👍🏻Very happy with the screen!

Solid screen with no wrinkles. You’ll need two people to assemble. The gray color of the fabric washes out the color from the projector. I’m sure this is a Fresnel screen, but I still see a lot of reflection from my overhead lights. Would prefer white or lighter color for the screen, but it is totally watchable and compared to other Fresnel screens, this is a bargain.

Highly recommend this for UST users. Gain is good and has very good light rejection. Setup was easy, look up the manual on kexigo's website for more detailed instructions. Recommend this over the formovie screen.

Looks like a used one was sent and which was already damaged . One of the toughest task to put this together , I spent nearly 4 hrs assembling it and ended seeing a damaged screen. I hurt my fingers multiple times , fiber glass keeps poking your hands though I was wearing the gloves

Once assembled and paired with my Nexigo Aurora Pro PJ92, it works fine. The problem comes with the assembly. There are minimal instructions provided, mainly a link pointer to a PDF online which actually isn't written for the same FP100 screen that I have. Why provide a link to a different model? What's really troubling is that there were tape tabs on each corner of the screen with no explanation. The screen is actually a grey plastic and my initial thought was that these were for pulling off some type of covering. My TVs provide similar corner tabs and any screen I've previously purchased for projectors was white. Wasted time thinking that this was a covering that had to come off and held down by the installed outer frame. Wasted time taking down and removing the outer frame only to realize that it wasn't a protective cover, but the actual screen. Just glad I did not damage it. There were no instructions concerning the corner tape tabs and still have no idea what their purpose was, especially since they were tape glued to the screen which is strange since gloves are provided to keep fingers off the material. But tape glue is OK? WTH?