Elite ScreensEvanesce Tab-Tension B, 120-inch 16:9, 4K / 8K HD, Recessed in-Ceiling Electric Tab Tensioned Projector Screen, Matte White Projection Screen Surface Programmed Remote Kit, ETB120HW3-E8

I recently upgraded my home theater with the Elite Screens Evanesce Tab-Tension B motorized projector screen, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance and build quality. It has significantly enhanced my viewing experience, making movie nights at home feel like a cinematic adventure.Pros:Superb Picture Quality: The screen material is top-notch, providing a crisp, clear image with vibrant colors and excellent contrast. The tab-tension system ensures the screen remains flat and smooth, eliminating any wrinkles or waves that could distort the picture.Motorized Convenience: The motorized feature works silently and smoothly, allowing me to effortlessly raise or lower the screen with the included remote control. It adds a touch of luxury and convenience to my home theater setup.Tab-Tension System: The tab-tensioning system is crucial for maintaining a flat surface, especially in larger screens. It ensures uniform tension across the entire screen area, resulting in a consistently high-quality image.Sturdy Construction: The housing and roller mechanism feel robust and well-made. Installation was straightforward, thanks to the detailed instructions and included mounting hardware.Versatile Use: Whether I'm watching movies, playing games, or giving presentations, this screen handles it all with finesse. It's compatible with both 4K and HD projectors, delivering an immersive viewing experience every time.Cons:Honestly, there are no significant drawbacks to mention. The screen has performed flawlessly and met all my expectations.Conclusion:In conclusion, the Elite Screens Evanesce Tab-Tension B motorized projector screen is an outstanding choice for anyone looking to elevate their home theater or presentation setup. Its combination of superior picture quality, motorized convenience, and reliable tab-tension system make it a worthwhile investment. I highly recommend it for both residential and commercial use without hesitation.

We’re mid construction, so it’s not all done. We installed the screen before drywall. Best Buy wanted us to buy some $4,000 screen and this literally performs perfectly for a fraction of the price. When it’s up, it fits really nicely to the ceiling and most people don’t even notice it. Controller is easy to use, but there’s no memory to program it when to stop when putting the screen down. To put the screen up, it’s just one tap. It makes noise when the motor is operating, but any machine will make noise. The controller antenna works well even through shiplap. This has been one of our favorite purchases for our basement being finished! Guests are impressed by it! If I had to do it all over again, I’d still choose to buy this.

The media could not be loaded. The problems we are facing:- The screen needs help to get out (see the first minutes of the video). Doing this every single time is not great.- The screen does not go all the way down (this happen recently, I had to re-adjust my video projector)- The wave on the left side (might be caused by a screw inside the box?). I have attached a picture that shows the screw marks on the screen.Jesse Lomeli on the support was very helpful. We applied all the recommendation to fix the issue. The situation has improved but still not acceptable for the price.We spent so much time setting up the screen that we don't have the courage to remove it, send it back, waiting for the replacement (if that falls under the warranty), install it again.

While installing this screen and opting for the hard wired option, I found what appeared to be an unusual difference in the suggested wiring diagram. The user manual shows that if using a hard wire configuration the black wire is common and the white wire is hot. This is the complete opposite of how most house wiring is done. I phoned tech support twice and each time they confirmed the manual is correct and stated no one has ever phoned before on this issue. Against my better judgement I wired it according to the user manual. When I went to flip the breaker, it gave me a red error condition without actually flipping the breaker. I assumed that this meant it detected a problem with polarity. Glad I didn't try to operate the screen! Once I reversed the wiring to standard (white-white; black-black), I reset the breaker and no error. Screen works as expected. I suspect no one ever reads the manual but I'm the rare guy who does. Very frustrating. Rating may be premature based on lack of actual use and based mostly on perceived value of received product.