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Variation Reviewed: Stewart WallScreen Deluxe WSDQ110HST10EZX Fixed Frame - 110" (54x96) - HDTV [16:9] - 1 GainI received this screen in some pretty impressive packaging, so there was no question of it being damaged. The installation was pretty easy. After assembling the fixed frame, the screen material was rolled out on the floor. My wife and I carefully laid it out over the frame and snapped it onto the frame buttons in the pattern called for in the instructions. Everything fit perfectly. To hang the screen, a "z-bracket" is installed on the wall and on the upper part of the screen, and two small magnets are screwed into the wall at where the lower corners of the screen will be. The location of these magnets is critical, so you have to take some care to get them right. We lifted the screen onto the z-bracket and carefully tilted it down onto the magnets, which both "caught" as they should, and the screen was installed! We paired this screen with a DLP laser-source projector (Optima UHZ65), and we have gotten stunning results on both SDR and HDR sources. We watch mostly in a darkened room, and the picture takes your breath away with a 4K HDR program (we use an Apple TV 4K for streaming). The upconverted 1080i signal from our AT&T U-verse receiver is, obviously, not as good but fine for most programming. With the lights on in the room, the picture is somewhat washed out as you would suspect, but the Optoma really does a good job of making a very watchable image. There is very little natural light in the room, even in the afternoon, so that helps a lot. Very nice build quality and picture!
I received this screen in some pretty impressive packaging, so there was no question of it being damaged. The installation was pretty easy. After assembling the fixed frame, the screen material was rolled out on the floor. My wife and I carefully laid it out over the frame and snapped it onto the frame buttons in the pattern called for in the instructions. Everything fit perfectly. To hang the screen, a "z-bracket" is installed on the wall and on the upper part of the screen, and two small magnets are screwed into the wall at where the lower corners of the screen will be. The location of these magnets is critical, so you have to take some care to get them right. We lifted the screen onto the z-bracket and carefully tilted it down onto the magnets, which both "caught" as they should, and the screen was installed! We paired this screen with a DLP laser-source projector (Optima UHZ65), and we have gotten stunning results on both SDR and HDR sources. We watch mostly in a darkened room, and the picture takes your breath away with a 4K HDR program (we use an Apple TV 4K for streaming). The upconverted 1080i signal from our AT&T U-verse receiver is, obviously, not as good but fine for most programming. With the lights on in the room, the picture is somewhat washed out as you would suspect, but the Optoma really does a good job of making a very watchable image. There is very little natural light in the room, even in the afternoon, so that helps a lot. Very nice build quality and picture!
Variation Reviewed: Stewart 00715-6135H Wallscreen Deluxe Firehawk Fixed Frame - 135"(66x118) - [16:9] - 1.1 GainGreat company! I would definitely purchase from them again and and would highly recommend them. As these types of purchases can be a complicated and involved, they were very helpful and responsive for product selection, delivery and post delivery support.