Feast your eyes on awe-inspiring visuals with deeper colors；Projectors are able to produce much larger images, which put less strain on your eyes. In addition to this, projectors reflect light while TVs emit it. Reflected light is easier on your eyes, keeping your eyes comfortable without the added strain created by emitted light. you can enjoy a cinematic experience from the comfort of your own theater!

Yes, the ALR screen is worth having due to its high grain and deeper contrast levels. Also, these screens absorb light instead of emitting it to produce brighter and clearer images. Conclusion There is nothing inherently good or bad about wide or narrow viewing angles, but it means that you need to choose a screen that will meet the needs of your anticipated audience -- If you have a small viewing room with two or three seats placed in front of the screen near the zero degree viewing axis, a screen with a narrow viewing angle will be just fine. On the other hand, if you expect people to be viewing from very wide angles, you will need a screen that will give them a bright and relatively uniform picture when seen from the sides--that is, a screen with a very large, wide viewing angle. This makes it possible to create your “cinema-at-home” project and do it in daylight without compromising picture quality or having to blot out all the light.After the successful setup, I connected it with a projection model with a lumens power of 3000 in the daytime with all the blinds up, and to my surprise, the picture quality was clear, as you can see in the image below. a special light plate accurately reflecting the image to the viewer in a 170-degree cone. This optical serrated structure further has a light suppression filter that does not reflect light, it diffuses it such that the usual foggy phenomenon with traditional screens no longer occurs. My friend has been using this alr screen for the past six months, and he said one of the downsides of using the screen is its motor makes noise when the screen goes up and down, which can sometimes be annoying. This alr screen from AEON is ideal for those who like to get sharp pictures in medium-type lighting conditions.

ALR Stands for Ambient Light Rejecting. These are Special Kind of Projector Screens that reflects Ambient Light and shows you Brighter Images. What is Ambient Light? Similarly, the viewing angle of 170 degrees is extremely wide. The Da-lite Parallax and EPB DarkStar 9 also have equally super-wide viewing angles, but these three screens beat all the others in this regard. The Supernova is an excellent choice for any application in which you need to have the image highly visible across a wide viewing space. First comes the setup process. The screen is heavy in size, carrying a weight of 45 pounds, taking more time to set it up.Next is a CLR4 projector screen from AKIA, which supports 4k & 8k resolution of projection and supports a screen size of up to 125″inches. On the other hand, the result was not up to the mark with the long throw distance projectors. So, this screen will work perfectly on long throw projectors. Pros

The other key advantage of the PolarStar is that, like the EPV DarkStar9, it shows very subtle texture, quite minor compared to the rest of the ALR screens in this group that show texture/graininess/noise artifacts.So, to get the most out of your premium projector, the Aeon CLR3 produces brighter 4k images without washing out in a medium lighting environment. Tab tensioned screens are also more resistant to draughts and breezes from fans/AC in the room that may cause the screen to sway. While setting up the screen, I need a helping hand to mount the screen on the ceiling because the Aoxun carries a weight of more than 24 lbs. Pros However, here’s another thought: how about trying to recreate the cinema feel in your home in daylight? I am sure the first problem that comes to the mind of anyone who has used a projector screen is light.