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VEVOR 120-Inch Fixed Frame Projector Screen: 16:9, 1.2 gain, 160° viewing
A 120-inch 16:9 fixed-frame projector screen from VEVOR with a 1.2 gain PVC surface, aluminium frame and tension rod system. What the specs mean for a home cinema.
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This VEVOR screen is a 120-inch, 16:9 fixed-frame projection screen. It is designed to be mounted flat on a wall and used with a projector for films, sport, games or presentations. A fixed frame holds the surface taut at all times, which is its main difference from a roll-down screen.
Screen size and aspect ratio
The viewing area is 104.5 x 58.9 inches (about 265 x 150 cm). The 120 inches refers to the diagonal. A 16:9 shape matches most TV, streaming, games and 4K content, so images fill the screen without black bars. Check that the wall space, plus the frame around it, is larger than the viewing area.
What 1.2 gain and a 160° viewing angle mean
Gain compares the brightness of a screen with a reference white surface. VEVOR lists a gain of 1.2, which means it reflects somewhat more light back toward viewers than the reference. A higher gain can brighten the picture in a lit room but tends to narrow the angle from which it looks even. VEVOR states a 160° viewing angle. Your projector's brightness and the room's light matter as much as the screen.
The PVC screen surface
The surface is a PVC material with a nano-scale optical coating, which the brand says gives brighter, softer images with strong colour reproduction and no flicker. It is described as compatible with 4K, TV, pictures and games, and with active 3D content.
Frame and tension rod system
The frame is thick aluminium alloy covered with black velvet. The black border absorbs light spilling past the image, which typically improves perceived contrast. The surface is held by a tension rod system, with top and bottom mounting brackets for wall mounting. VEVOR says assembly takes a few minutes and suits any wall type. A screen this size is long, so having a second person helps.
Cleaning
The screen can be washed with water, but VEVOR warns that machine-washing is not allowed. Use a soft cloth and follow the manual.
Where it can be used
The brand lists homes, living rooms, pubs, classrooms, business meetings, cinemas and outdoor use. A fixed screen is usually best where it can stay in place, such as a dedicated room.
Who it suits
It suits people building a home cinema or gaming room who want a flat, permanent picture surface, and small venues or classrooms that always project in the same place.
What to check before you buy
- Wall space: measure the full outer frame, not only the 104.5 x 58.9 inch viewing area.
- Projector throw: confirm that your projector can fill a 120-inch image from where you will place it.
- Wall type: choose fixings suited to the wall material and the screen's weight.
- Room light: a 1.2 gain screen helps, but a bright room still needs a bright projector.
- Transport and assembly: the box is large; check doorways and plan for two people.
- Cleaning: no machine washing.
The short version
- A 120-inch, 16:9 fixed-frame projector screen with a 104.5 x 58.9 inch viewing area.
- Gain of 1.2 and a stated 160° viewing angle.
- PVC surface with an optical coating; black velvet-covered aluminium frame.
- Tension rod mounting with wall brackets.
- Wipe or wash by hand only; not machine washable.
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