A fast read on the featured screen
| Sizes | 100" and 120" |
|---|---|
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Surface | Matte white |
| Peak gain | 1.3 (merchant-listed) |
| Viewing angle | 170° (merchant-listed) |
| Projector compatibility | Long throw / short throw / UST |
| Frame | Aluminum alloy |
| Resolution support | Merchant lists support up to 8K |
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NothingProjector screen review
A specification-led assessment with room-fit considerations and no invented firsthand claims.
Read guide →NothingProjector pricing
What the screen was listed for when checked, plus what to verify before purchase.
Read guide →100″ vs 120″
Choose the diagonal by wall width, viewing distance and projector placement.
Read guide →NothingProjector alternatives
Compare several fixed-frame white-screen approaches before committing.
Read guide →Compare the closest alternatives
NothingProjector vs Elite Screens Sable Frame B2
Two 1.3-gain fixed-frame white-screen options with different frame and size ecosystems.
Read guide →NothingProjector vs Silver Ticket STR
1.3-gain vs 1.1-gain white fixed-frame options and the trade-offs around sizing and viewing cone.
Read guide →NothingProjector vs Silver Ticket S7
A thin-bezel Silver Ticket alternative that explicitly lists long, short and UST compatibility.
Read guide →NothingProjector vs Akia Edge Free CineWhite
Two 1.3-gain matte-white approaches, including an edge-free Akia design.
Read guide →Choose by room and projector
Matte white vs ALR
Understand when a white screen is the right tool and when ambient-light rejection matters more.
Read guide →Screen for a UST projector
UST geometry is demanding; surface flatness, ambient light and mounting all matter.
Read guide →1.3 gain explained
What screen gain means, what it does not mean, and why room conditions matter.
Read guide →Fixed frame vs motorized
Permanent flatness versus flexible wall use.
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