Allcam Red 92" Projector Screen 16:9 Widescreen Matte White Manual

Got this on sale, so even better value than normal. Watch small print for additional delivery charges, but even then worked out very economical.Couldn't quite grasp how big a 92" screen was, if anyone has doubts, it's enormous. Have projected an 86" image onto it, looks great. Hung it on a wall myself, would be an easy 2 person job, bit trickier on my own, but still quite manageable. Would recommend this if at all possible, does need a big wall. Can also be ceiling mounted, but you'd need to hit hooks into ceiling beams as it isn't a light piece of equipment.Can't complain about the motor noise (not whisper quiet, but far from loud, and as previous reviewers have also mentioned, completely silent when stopped, can't even see why this would be an issue really). Remote control makes positioning it a doddle (which is required much more than I thought I'd need to, who knew DVD's could vary so much!! Setting which are perfect for 1 film are rubbish for another), the remote is very responsive, making life much easier.Picture quality looks very good on it, my initial projector was a LED eBay model (took a chance, very happy), kids think they're at the movies. BTW, also made some extra effort and ceiling mounted the projector, well worth it for the neatness, however it might be a suggestion to position projector as centrally as possible first before hanging screen!!! But then, that's what I bought it for!

I've rated this as 4 out of 5 because the screen is fundamentally good and is great value for money. However, when fitting it, there were a couple of minor issues with the instructions that you should be aware of if you are fitting one:- The description of the dials for adjusting the extension and retraction was the wrong way around, the dial described as changing the extension actually changed the retraction and vice-versa.- The remote control would not work at first. However, I noticed there were several different polarity makings in the battery case, so I tried turning the battery around to put it the "wrong" way, then it worked just fine.To be fair to Allcam they were quick to respond to my emails, and at the end of the day I have a fully working screen. Would I buy another one ? Yes, but I wish the instructions were a little better.

First and foremost excellent service by eHome, ordered in the evening, dispatched next day, arrived day after, could not have expected better. Very well packed, a box inside a box, only large enough to create a double layer of cardboard so not to much bigger.Installation was easy, this is even taking into account that I was attaching the screen to the back of a raised beam so when the screen is not in use it cannot be seen from in front of the beam.Once plugged in works immediately either by the in-line control or the remote control, there is a manual stop button but the auto stop (both ways) is perfectly setup so I had no need to adjust the stop points.Currently using the screen with an old projector which is starting to fail but even with curtains open behind the screen, the black backing on the screen does not let even bright sunlight through.For the money excellent value, highly recommended.

I honestly do not understand what this product is getting its good reviews from. I have been using it for three months, and I have now decided to replace it with another, better screen.Here's the things that annoyed me most:1) The screen smells really badly when rolled down - it's a chemical smell, like some sort of solvent. I had hoped for this to disappear after a while, but it's still there after three months. It's a bit of a health concern, really.2) The screen does not stay flat, but curls. When something moves sideways on the picture, you clearly see how wavy the screen is. Not good, as staying flat is one of the key things a screen should do.3) The power cable comes out at the right, and there is no way to move it to the left or to extend it. This cable also has the control unit built in about half-ways. If you have the power outlet on the left, as in my case, you have to attach the cable to the ceiling behind the screen, with the control unit hanging in the middle of your ceiling.4) My screen arrived with a big scratch on top of the encasing. I didn't bother about it too much, as you wouldn't see it when mounted, but this reconfirms my overall perception of quality of this screen.Admittedly, this screen sells for an extremely low price, and one shouldn't expect a high-end product for this price. However, for the reasons listed above I find this screen absolutely unfit for purpose. I highly recommend not to buy, also considering that the massive size of the package of this screen make returns very unpractical. Invest a little more and go for a good quality product.

having read the rave reviews for this , and in the market for a powered screen, i thought, for the money and given the feedback cant be bad, well how wrong can you be the main problem here , is not as some say a noisy motor , (which the rewind motor is by the way) oh no, its the screen surface, the best way i can think of describing it is like someone is holding a sparkly net curtain over the whole screen , and its very intrusive , so much so ill have to basically bin it i cant even be bothered with returning it , hey ho, also the remote goes like this press down , goes down all good press stop it stops good stuff , press up , it goes down yes down, turns out after its stopped you press stop a further 2 times then it goes up following all this so far, so i flagged this up with them ahhh they said it must be a faulty remote and wall unit we will send you another free of charge, well i got a wall unit , no remote and the wall unit was a refurb from 2009 and filthy dirty to boot,,,you have been warned.