Choosing a projector screen can be difficult -- here's what you need to know.

Your projector is designed to project images at a set angle. If you place the projector at a fixed point, its angle and position determine the size of the projected image. Your projector's screen ...

Screen size and aspect ratio depend on space and projector; opt for 16:9 for ease. The material of projector screens, like gray, black, or white, affects brightness and colors. Properly position ...

Size: Part of the fun with projectors is the massive viewing size. Projector screens typically range from about 100 inches to 150 inches, with most users going for 100-inch or 120-inch screens.

Projectors can create an image on any flat surface. So do you really need a screen?

Check out the best outdoor projector screens! We’ve reviewed the most popular projector screens to help you find the perfect one for you.

I can just barely make out pixels when I expand a 1080p projector to the full width of the screen, but in standard 16x9 viewing, I can't. 4K looks amazing. Watching TV this size is addictive, and ...

Everything you need to know about mounting a projector and screen, from placement to mounting to fine tuning the picture! This guide will help you install your home theater like a pro!

My brother just bought a new house, and there's a room perfect for getting a large retractable screen and a projector. I've done some cursory searches for screen size/throw distance calculators ...

We review four of the best tripod projector screens, which set up and fold down in minutes for an easy, portable option for viewing.