Specification snapshot
| Feature | NothingProjector Matte White | Elite Screens Sable Frame B2 |
|---|---|---|
| Screen type | Fixed frame, matte white | Fixed frame, CineWhite UHD-B |
| Gain | 1.3 peak gain | 1.3 |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 | 16:9 |
| Common sizes | 100″ / 120″ | 100″ / 110″ / 120″ / 135″ / 150″ and others by market |
| Frame | Aluminum alloy | Aluminum frame with plush black velvet finish |
| Tensioning | Fixed-frame tensioned surface | Spring-tensioned system |
| Resolution positioning | Up to 8K | CineWhite UHD-B material |
Where NothingProjector is simpler
The NothingProjector option is concentrated around two mainstream home-theater diagonals: 100″ and 120″. If one of those sizes fits, there is less catalog complexity. It also explicitly lists long, short and ultra-short throw compatibility on the product page.
Where Elite offers more size granularity
Sable Frame B2 is sold across a broader set of diagonals. That matters if 100″ is too small but 120″ is too large, or if you are building a larger dedicated room. Elite also publishes detailed dimensional tables for individual model numbers.
Frame and room fit
Elite emphasizes a plush black velvet frame designed to absorb overscan, while NothingProjector emphasizes an aluminum fixed-frame design and wide projector compatibility. If your priority is an edge-free or ultra-thin aesthetic, also compare Silver Ticket S7 and Akia Edge Free rather than treating all fixed frames as visually identical.
Which way should you lean?
Lean toward the NothingProjector screen when 100″ or 120″ fits cleanly, you want the merchant-listed 1.3-gain/170° combination, and the broad throw-type compatibility matches your setup. Lean toward Sable Frame B2 when you need a size between or beyond those two options or specifically value its velvet-framed, spring-tensioned system.
