10 Reviews: Best Projection Screen for Indoor (Sep 2023)

This portable projection screen has a 16:9 4K HD aspect ratio and a 160-degree viewing angle for crisp and vivid images. You will spend more time with your family and friends while watching gorgeous movies, photographs, and playing games. The projector screen stand can be adjusted in height to suit your needs. This video screen is great for home theater, conference rooms, weddings, and even outdoor activities like camping and backyard movie nights, thanks to its aluminum tripod and wrinkle-free polyester surface.

You can’t go wrong with the Silver Ticket 100-Inch projector screen if you want the most value for your money. It has the look and feels of a premium product at a budget-friendly price, thanks to its strong and durable aluminum frame. You receive the finest possible home movie viewing thanks to its curved and wrapped frame, which helps eliminate shadows and absorbs excess light, which is essential if your projector isn’t positioned at the ideal angle (it also looks pretty good with the black frame). You receive a great picture no matter where you sit because of the wide 160-degree viewing angle.

"Excellent Screen. I've now assembled and used both the Silver Ticket and Elite Screens models, and Assembly is actually a bit easier with the Silver Ticket Screen. Check out my assembly video"

by Mes045

Because it comes with an easy-to-assemble stand, the Vamvo Projector Screen is a popular self-supported option. When erected, this movie screen measures 66 inches tall by 90.5 inches wide and has a viewing diagonal of 100 inches. Furthermore, thanks to the stand’s revolutionary tripod design, the complete screen can be installed in less than five minutes. Users say it’s easy to build this self-supporting outdoor movie screen, which comes with ground pegs, tethers, and a storage bag. The screen material is highly strong and long-lasting, preventing light from entering and lowering visual quality. Because this model is prone to swaying and the screen is not wrinkle- or crease-resistant, you may need to iron it before using it for the best visual quality.

"..The poles were a little lighter gauge and strength than I had hoped for and I’ll be adding real camping stakes to supplement the small metal stakes provided. Overall the screen itself is a very good quality. Look forwasd to using it."

by Josh S.

The Vivo is inexpensive but provides a high-quality product. With the provided remote, you can effortlessly raise and lower the screen, which is powered by an electric motor. It features a 4:3 viewing area and measures 60 inches tall by 80 inches wide. The sturdy metal shell is suitable for both wall and ceiling mounting, though mounting hardware must be purchased separately. The matte white screen diffuses light to generate a realistic picture, and the viewing angle of 120 degrees provides plenty of room for your audience to acquire a good angle to watch the movie. The image quality is remarkable because of the black covering that blocks out unwanted light.

"The screen had a beautiful image when I displayed my projector on it and worked well in the meeting room at the hotel. It was easy to set up and take down and provided more than enough space to project a large image..."

by D. Shetterly

If you’re wanting to save room, a roll-up projector can be just what you need, making it the Best Choice of Products. For anyone looking for this feature, the 119-inch HD Indoor Pull Down Screen is one of the best options. It’s an excellent buy because it’s surprisingly economical, simple to put up, and comes with a high-quality white matte vinyl screen. This is a semi-permanent installation of a fixed screen with a manual pull-down mechanism. When you’re ready to use it, you simply pull down the screen, which has a locking function that keeps it in place. Simply roll the screen back up when you’re finished.

"This screen is great. I was expecting it to be heavy because of the size, but it was it was light enough that I was able to install it by myself. I installed it on the ceiling Using 2 hooks directly screwed into the rafter. ..."

by Laloca

The Elite Screens Sable Frame B2 92-inch 16:9 frame is slightly smaller than some of the other screens discussed here, so it won’t completely overpower a tiny area. The screen is mildew-resistant and easy to clean with soap and water, and it’s enclosed by a black velvet aluminum frame that’s both attractive and functional, absorbing projector light and keeping images on the screen rather than on the wall.

"I am extremely satisfied with this screen. I had a Silver Ticket Screen before this, but the screen material drove me crazy, it had a weird sparkle to it and when ever there was motion it became very evident that you were watching a projector. This screen has zero perceived texture. ..."

by Jeb McBush

The Pyle PRJTP46 is a clear winner among portable projector screens. It’s easy to take with you because of its tiny size (40 inches) and low weight, and it sets up quickly. It’s the perfect screen for last-minute movie parties with friends or fast presentations at work. One thing to keep in mind about the Pyle PRJTP46 is that the design isn’t as sturdy as we’d like. Because of its portability, it is weak and can be knocked over or out of true if brushed upon. In addition, the viewing surface is not always totally flat.

"Very happy with this purchase! It is on the small side, but that's what we intended to use it for! Look at my photos of with the screen and without screen. It makes a huge difference to the quality of the video..."

by Jamen and Jamie

The portable and collapsible Pyle PRJTP52 projector screen is an ideal alternative that can be used in tiny settings as well as when traveling. It boasts a viewing surface that has a matte finish, an aspect ratio that can be adjusted as needed, and an auto-locking mechanism that can be set up in a matter of minutes. The item has a price tag that is far below one hundred dollars, making it an exceptionally reasonable purchase. The tripod stand for the projection screen is a small design that features legs made of foldable stainless steel that is ideal for indoor use.

"I'm really happy with this screen. There is nothing to put together and it folds up easily. It isn't tiny, so when it is described as portable, that's true but it is a little clunky. However, we are just porting it room to room at home and for that purpose, it works great. I didn't realize that the screen height is adjustable and I really like that feature...."

by Rebecca

Do you want a stress-free and enjoyable home cinema experience? You may raise and lower this projection screen with a remote control that operates over a 25-meter range after mounting it to a wall or ceiling and connecting it to a power supply. Your guests will be able to watch movies and TV shows from wherever they are sitting thanks to the 160° viewing angle. They’ll also have a wonderful visual experience that is ideal for indoors, owing to the 25mm black border that boosts contrast and the three-layered black-backed screen that improves picture quality.

"....Thanks again for reading my review! I'll know you'll enjoy this fine screen - even it you don't automate its control like I did. The plus side to automation is one less remote control to fiddle with and keep track of - mine is stored away safely should I require it again in the future."

by KEN RUDA

This is a wide, low-cost projection screen with reinforced edges that can be affixed to the wall using double-sided tape or plastic hooks. It’s not the most complex option in our roundup, but it’s ideal for parties and other such situations. It also claims to be thicker than comparable samples on the market, as it is made of three layers of polyester. It may also be suspended in midair thanks to the eyelets, making it ideal for indoors. It normally comes with two stands, which are best used indoors or on days when there is no wind.

" I love projection and I have a theatre indoors, however, I wanted something outdoors for the kids watch, keep entertained, yep. And I found this screen, love the brand, and had to try the 120 inch and it is real nice...."

by Richard Kissick