Check the specs on your projector before you buy a screen to make sure you have enough room

This thing is really not going to be damaged in transport.- Color rendition and contrast have been excellent both in darkened room conditions and in moderate to normal ambient

With a dark room, I need to reduce light output from the projector.

It takes mediocre light controlled rooms and gives you a decent picture

I have a dark home theatre room and this works perfect

I would recommend this screen to anyone setting up a media room with a good dark room.

Removing 1 star for bad assembly directions, but this makes the room look like a real theater, even when the projector is off.

The projector apps suggest a grey screen if you are using this in a highly illuminated room

I tried it at 1pm where my room is the brightest and there was only little washout

My room is not fully dark but the screen works great even when I have my projector on ECO mode (lower brightness)

Before, when the projector wasn't on, my room looked like someone had stolen my TV.

Get a bright projector if you have anything but a dedicated dark room, you won't regret it.

So if you are planning on buying a projector for this screen, keep it at least above 1800 lumen if your room is somewhat dark

At 2 in the afternoon it's the brightest my living room gets

In a dark room however the screen looked very good

I will admit the light rejecting qualities weren't quite that of the higher grade screens but works good enough for me.. plus I purchased this screen more for the higher gain on black levels since I have a very dark room to work with.

My room is not fully dark but the screen works great even when I have my projector on ECO mode (lower brightness)

In a perfectly dark room, the screen is flawless and the picture quality is impeccable

I have a basement home theater and the room is generally dark, with some ambient light.

The screen is ~13 feet from the 106" diagonal screen in a well controlled light room

I was a bit worried with the white screen in a well lit room but screen is bright and the picture is comparable to both my LCD and LED 1080p televisions

The PowerGain screen evened the switch from our controlled, dark theater room to a light filled, living room

I would recommend this screen to anyone setting up a media room with a good dark room.

Although a non-acoustically transparent screen might be a little more reflective on light, I can watch sports in the middle of the day without the shades pulled, so it is plenty bright enough (dark scenes in movies will be washed out in bright rooms - this is not a gray screen intended for bright rooms).

I would be equally happy with the CineWhite in a dedicated dark room, but we built our basement as an entertaining space with a lot of light/windows and wanted the ALR features of the CineGrey 3D for that reason.

We have a dark room so the white screen is fine

During the day, I do my best to darken the room with black out curtains but some light always creeps through the edges.

Our room has a leone light and it still works great.