Elite Screens Manual SRM Pro, 100-INCH 4:3, Manual Slow Retract Projector Screen, 8K / 4K Ultra HD 3D Ready, 2-YEAR WARRANTY, M100VSR-PRO

So far, it is working out great for out library. I like the "brake system" that makes sure the screen does not release too fast.

Self-roll-back feature works great. There were still some waves on the canvas toward the bottom edge, despite the fiberglass backing, but I'm trying to see if they will flatten out over time. The first screen arrived damaged due to improper UPS handling--one of the plastic ends that's used to hang the screen was shattered to pieces. The rest of the screen was fine. The replacement screen arrived quickly (thanks, Amazon!) and thankfully without any shipping damage despite some dents in the box. While most of the screen is well protected with the shipping box and padding, the plastic ends don't have enough protection, in my opinion. I'm also baffled by the fact that they are made of plastic, but I trust Elite Screens to know the security of their own design. Just a bit odd to be hanging a huge very heavy screen only by 2 bolts, one on each end, inserted into relatively thin plastic... But now that the screen is up, it seems to be fixed reassuringly firmly on my wall. Bonus for including long mounting bolts and drywall anchors in the package. I'm subtracting a solid star for the great difficulty with which I can (or rather can't) lock the screen at certain extended length. For instance if I want to unroll the 4:3 screen to 16x9 size, locking it down to the nearest 1" even is difficult. Stop-lock intervals are listed as .78 Inches, but actually getting the screen to lock at those intervals is VERY difficult. It usually keeps rolling up past the point you want it to stop at more often than not. It takes many times of pulling the screen a bit downward and gently letting it go up, trying to get it to lock at a certain length. I've marked an erasable thin white dotted line on the black outer frame where the 16x9 aspect ratio is--where I initially had it measured and locked. But getting the screen unrolled and locked back at that position is a challenge and takes at least a few tries. Of course if you're always going to use this screen at the full 4:3 aspect ratio, it's not something you need to worry about. I was going to subtract a star for the odd choice of paint color for the white screen housing, but decided not to, though it does bother me. The color is not actually white but is rather an odd pearl off-white with a Strong lavender-pink tint. Against the pure white wall trim behind the screen, which the housing was intended to match, the top housing looks positively lavender. I've placed other white objects near the housing, and against each it is visibly lavender-pearl off-white. By comparison, my previous Da-Lite screen with white housing had a more typical flat white powdercoated finish. Just FYI if you're very picky about your screen matching the surroundings and expect pure white. One solution would be to paint the housing carefully to match wall color, though I'm not sure if that affects manufacturer's warranty.

Great screen! Picture looks extremely sharp! Recommend to anyone!

The quality of the screen is great; it works as indicated and slow retraction is a nice feature. My feeling is that this screen is subpar for home entertainment because this screen doesn't have tensioning. The result is considerably noticeable and effects the picture on screen. It is most noticeable when the image pans because different portions of the screen are at different lengths from the projector. It's my understanding that all retractable screens without tensioning have this issue and the only way to solve it is to purchase a fixed screen or a more expensive screen that has wires on the side that maintain a uniform shape in the screen.

This review is for: Elite Screens Manual SRM Pro, 120-INCH, M120VSR-PRO. Ceiling mounted. The screen comes with mounts that slide in a track in the screen housing that allows the mounting points to be adjusted to match up with the studs in the ceiling. I purchased two lag type 3/8" hooks and screwed them into ceiling rafters. The screen housing mounts were slid into a location to match the hook spacing and to put the screen where needed. All mounting parts were furnished with the screen except the two lag hooks. I choose a screen size larger than needed and that worked out great. When I upgrade my projector, I can get a larger image, and the images with various aspect ratios are all on the screen.

It works great. It's in use in our local American Legion for meetings.

After using this screen for about ten Months, I must say I am satisfied. I especially like the slow retraction feature which keeps the screen from slamming into the case if you mistakenly let go of it. Other than that, the build quality, seem solid. it works great for my needs.

It is as advertised and meets our expectations. The price was right. It took a little ingenuity to mount it, but that is because of the intended space, not the screen. For years, we made do with a makeshift screen of matte white Masonite, which was OK, all things considered, but we should have done this long ago. I worry a bit about the life expectancy of the slow retract mechanism, given frequent use, but so far, no problems.