Portable Projector Screen

In addition, portable projector screens are typically less expensive to install than permanent screens.

Finally, portable projector screens are often more affordable than their fixed counterparts, making them an attractive option for those on a budget. 

Tripod Projector Screen: This type of screen is usually integrated with a tripod stand, allowing you to easily flip it open like an umbrella.

Floor Pull-up or Floor Rising Projector Screen: This screen is designed like a roll-up advertisement banner, with a base that holds the screen. Simply place it on the floor and pull up as designed, and your screen will shoot up for use.

Double Stand Outdoor Screen: This portable screen has two legs that hold it up like flags or banners used for a march-past. Simply open it and stand it on the two legs, and your screen is ready for use.

A fixed screen, on the other hand, is designed to be permanently mounted to a wall or ceiling in a specific location. These screens typically have a rigid frame and a tensioned material surface that is optimized for image quality and uniformity. Fixed screens are ideal for home theaters, conference rooms, and other permanent installations where a high-quality, large-screen image is desired. Fixed screens can be larger and more expensive than portable screens, but they provide a more professional, immersive viewing experience.

First, the throw distance of the projector, which is the distance between the projector and the screen. The throw distance will determine the minimum and maximum screen size for the projector.

Second, the aspect ratio of the projector, which is the ratio of the width to the height of the projected image. It is important to choose a screen with the same aspect ratio as the projector to avoid distortion of the image. The viewing distance is also a crucial factor to consider, as it will affect the perceived size of the image.

Finally, the intended use of the screen, whether for home theater or presentations, should also be considered.

1. Only use a dry microfiber cloth attached to a telescopic pole;

2. Apply very gentle pressure as you delicately wipe the surface with vertical strokes;

3. Shake off excess dust after each stroke and change the cloth as soon as it becomes dirty;

4. Never apply water, soap or any cleaning product to coated screen surfaces.