These two products overlap unusually closely: both target 150-inch fixed-frame ultra-short-throw installations and both publish a 170° viewing angle with 95% light-rejection positioning. The differences are in construction details, ecosystem and the exact way each brand frames its product.
| Criterion | NothingProjector Black Series | AWOL Vision Cinematic ALR |
|---|---|---|
| 150-inch option | Yes | Yes |
| Projector type | UST only | UST |
| Published viewing angle | 170° | 170° |
| Light rejection | Black Series marketed at 95% ALR | 95% overhead-light rejection |
| Gain | 0.6 | Not shown in the AWOL page captured for this comparison |
| Resolution / format marketing | 4K/8K UHD for Black Series line | 4K/8K, HDR, Active 3D |
| Large-size note | Splicing / fine seam possible over 120" | AWOL notes a slight crease on the 150" model |
The real decision
NothingProjector gives you a clearly published 0.6-gain lenticular specification and a broad Black Series size range. AWOL's 150-inch Cinematic ALR screen is tightly presented as part of the AWOL home-cinema ecosystem and emphasizes overhead-light rejection, a slim aluminum frame and 4K/8K/HDR support.
Neither construction note should be ignored. NothingProjector warns about a fine seam from splicing on screens above 120 inches. AWOL states that the 150-inch screen has a slight crease. If your priority is a visually uninterrupted surface, compare modern seamless Fresnel products rather than assuming either lenticular option is seamless.
Specifications checked September 16, 2026: NothingProjector 150-inch Black Series page; AWOL Vision 120–150-inch Cinematic ALR product page.
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