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UST screen intelligence

Big-screen cinema.
No permanent wall takeover.

Screen Signal helps you choose the right ALR/CLR surface, screen size and rising mechanism for an ultra-short-throw projector—then compares the products that actually fit the job.

No invented hands-on claimsCurrent published specsIntent-focused comparisons
Vividstorm S Pro P motorized floor rising ALR projector screen showing a bright image
Featured: Vividstorm S Pro P72–120″ at linked merchant
Start nearest the decision

Is the S Pro P the right floor-rising screen for your room?

0.6published gain
170°published viewing angle
72–120″merchant size range
0.4 mmpublished lower-border perforation

Why it stands out

A motorized, tensioned screen that rises from its own case can preserve a multipurpose room. The S Pro P combines that format with a UST-specific ALR/CLR surface and a perforated black lower border intended to let sound pass from speakers placed behind that border.

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Where to be careful

It is built for UST projection, not as a universal screen for every throw type. Gain, ambient-light behavior, case dimensions and speaker placement all matter. We treat seller and manufacturer specifications as claims to verify, not as our own lab results.

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Featured offer

Check current Vividstorm S Pro P pricing and stock.

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What the merchant currently publishes

  • UST ALR/CLR lenticular surface
  • 0.6 gain and 170° viewing angle
  • RF remote, app / voice-control support and projector trigger
  • Black or white housing choices on current listings
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