Projector-screen pricing changes by region, promotions and shipping location, so the useful question is not just “what does it cost?” but “what are you paying for compared with a wall, a basic screen, or a motorized ALR screen?”
Check live pricing rather than an old number
The merchant currently sells the 120-inch fixed-frame Black Series as a dedicated UST ALR/CLR screen. Because currency and promotions can change, this site does not freeze a price that may become wrong. Use the offer button to see the current total in your region.
What the premium buys
The cost above a plain wall or basic matte-white screen mainly goes toward engineered optical material and a tensioned frame. For UST systems, that matters because the projector light arrives at an unusually steep angle and room light often arrives from above or the sides.
- ALR/CLR lenticular material designed for UST geometry
- Low-profile fixed-frame presentation
- Large 120-inch image area
- Wide-viewing-angle positioning
- Contrast preservation in mixed lighting
NothingProjector Black Series 120-inch ALR/CLR
Check current regional pricing, stock and merchant terms on the live offer page.
Check current price & availability →When it may be better value than a motorized screen
If you can permanently dedicate the wall, a fixed frame avoids motors, housings, controls and moving mechanisms. That usually makes it the simpler way to buy the optical screen material you want. A retractable screen earns its extra complexity when the room must serve multiple purposes.
Value checklist
| If this describes you… | Value signal |
|---|---|
| Permanent UST setup with daylight or ceiling lights | Strong fit |
| Dark dedicated theater with full light control | ALR benefit may be less critical |
| Need the screen to disappear | Consider floor-rising/drop-down instead |
| Using a conventional long-throw projector | Wrong optical design |