Independent 150-inch screen guide

Build a 150-inch UST setup without guessing.

ScreenScale Cinema maps the buying decisions around ultra-short-throw ALR/CLR screens: screen material, gain, ambient light, projector compatibility, seams, installation and competitive alternatives.

150-inch focusUST-only guidanceALR / CLR comparisons

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NothingProjector Black Series 150-inch UST ALR screen promotional image showing 4K/8K, HDR, 0.6 gain and ambient-light rejection claims
150"NothingProjector size on the featured page
0.6 gainPublished Black Series specification
170°Published viewing-angle specification
95% ALRMerchant marketing claim for Black Series
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Start with the decisions that change what you should buy.

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Published product facts

Why the Black Series is in this site's center.

The featured NothingProjector page lists a 150-inch PET Crystal / Black Series screen for ultra-short-throw projectors. It publishes 0.6 gain and a 170° viewing angle, and the Black Series line is marketed at 95% ambient-light rejection. The merchant also warns that screens over 120 inches use a splicing process, so a fine seam can be present.

Good reason to shortlist it

You want an unusually large UST-specific ALR screen with a wide published viewing angle and a lower-gain surface aimed at preserving contrast.

Good reason to keep comparing

You want a seamless 150-inch Fresnel surface, higher gain, a motorized format, or a screen certified for a different installation requirement.

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NothingProjector Black Series 150-inch UST ALR screen promotional image showing 4K/8K, HDR, 0.6 gain and ambient-light rejection claims