Elite Screens Aeon AcousticPro UHD 165-INCH Diag. 16:9, 4K Home Theater Fixed Frame Edge Free Projection Sound Transparent Perforated Weave Projection Screen, AR165H2-AUHD

I ordered the 120" AUHD. Fantastic. I couldn't disagree more with anyone who complained about the installation. I am by no means a skilled "handyman," but installation was pretty simple and straightforward. Highly recommend.

This is my fifth projector screen. Built the first one myself and other manufacturers since then (90, 106, 120, 143). I bought the 150" acoustic version. The velcro installation on this is clunky at best and hard to align properly. I got it dialed in but it took a bit. Also the "bezel" is just a somewhat flimsy stick on border. Once all put together it looks very nice but I've had WAY better installation experiences. Great value for the money, just sub par engineering IMO.

Installation is hard and description is not worth and product is defective. Unfortunately I had to wait someone to come and install and return window is closed.

Long story short - I accidentally bought Elite Screens' "Cinegray" screen, thinking I'd bought a "regular" white screen. A 15% restocking fee later (>$100) and then I purchased this screen. It sat boxed in my basement for over a year while we remodeled & delayed the theater, but finally I recently had a chance to get around to it.AUHD? I didn't even know what it meant when I looked at the box. Acoustic Ultra High Def? Oh no. I bought the wrong one again?! Kind of. I did not intend to buy an Acoustic screen. I simply wanted a 120" screen with small bezels. I used to own the more popular screen of the same size (120") and the giant bezels really never sat well with me.Anyway, learning about the acoustic screen I owned, I changed some of my design ideas and decided to put the speakers behind the screen. In the end, I'm completely satisfied with this happy accident.The screen...Assembly took me about 90 minutes by myself. The instructions were clear, and I never had to redo a step from overlooking something. The most tedious part is installing some hooks that hold a piece of black fabric in place - I never quite understood the purpose of the black fabric (installed behind the projector screen, attached to the back of the bezel), but it's in there.I did rip a piece of the velcro but that simply taught me to be more careful along the way. In the end, it came out almost flawless.I absolutely love it. High priced but it looks fantastic and the hidden front speakers are a really neat party trick.I would buy this again.

Let me start off giving you my set up:Media Room- 11W x 17D x 8HSeating positions: 2 Rows (9’6” and 15’)Projector: LG HU810PBDO NOT purchase this screen is you want to sit up close. Sharpness of the screen is great at > 16’. Any closer you will be able to see perforations. Especially during bright scenes. It unwatchable at my first row as the picture looks pixelated due to the perforations. Additionally, the gain on the screen causes the pictures to be grey. Great for bright rooms, not so great for dark rooms. I have to increase the iris or set my projector on standard color on my projector to prevent pictures from looking too dark. Not something I was expecting.During installation, I noticed I had the version 1. Which means the plastic grommets are what the projector comes with. It’s an ok assembly. I noticed during my last few grommets, when attaching the screen to the frame, the material stretches. Which is a cause for concern.Frame is sturdy and the connections for the frames are solid. I would’ve preferred the tension bar system of the version 2.In summary:DO NOT get us sitting closer than 16’. Great sharpness and picture above 16’. Colors not as bright in cinema mode unless in a dark room. Even then, it’s only ok. Good in standard mode (will need to calibrate). Grey screen color doesn’t help.

I purchased this for my home theater thinking it would be awesome. The quality of the screen and all of the materials is great. Everything is great quality and it assembled well. There's one major flaw with the acoustic transparent screen, and it's the holes. If you are sitting any closer than 20 feet to the screen, the holes are very visible and ruin the image. I was very disappointed, so much so, that I actually returned this screen and changed it out for the non acoustic transparent version from elite screens. The non transparent screen is 1000 times better for home theater use. This screen is fine for seating distances over 20 feet, but look for something else if you are sitting closer. Trust me!

I have an open space with ambient lights during afternoon and evenings. So I found the only affordable ALR/CLR with AT. I couldn’t be happier - with my Epson LS12000 this screen works perfectly.I am so glad I decided 150”.

I've wanted a micro-perf screen since I put my first projection system together in 1998. Until this screen that dream has been out of reach, but no longer. It took me three weeks to figure out how to mount my speakers, build custom shelving, rewire the front speakers, and basically get everything ready to put this up. Once I got that far, it took me about three hours to install, but that's largely because I was alone, making the assembled unit a bit unwieldy, and I had to figure out how to manage that.I have to say it is a Thing Of Beauty! I was slightly worried about 4k micro-perf on a such an inexpensive screen, but I assure you that worry was absolutely, utterly unfounded. Years later I'm still amazed by the jaw-dropping clarity.If your experience is like mine, you will wonder why you didn't get this screen sooner.