VIVIDSTORM PRO Slimline FAQ: Setup, Sizes, Gain and Controls

Is it for ultra-short-throw only?

Yes. The standard PRO is marketed for UST laser projectors positioned on a cabinet or bench below the screen. It is not a substitute for a long-throw ALR screen.

What are the available sizes?

Current listings show 84, 92, 100, 110 and 120 inches. The published overall housing dimensions vary significantly by size, so measure the full case rather than only the viewable image.

What gain and viewing angle are listed?

The product is listed at 0.6 gain and a 170° viewing angle. Those numbers describe the material’s design target, not a guarantee of brightness under every room condition.

Can it mount to a wall or ceiling?

The current specifications list wall, ceiling and suspended installation. The housing is substantial, so mounting hardware and substrate need to be appropriate for the load.

How is it controlled?

Current listings include RF remote/buttons, app control, voice-assistant compatibility and USB-trigger support. Confirm exactly what is included with the regional SKU you buy.

What is the PRO A?

PRO A is intended for ceiling-mounted UST projectors. The distinction matters because the directional material must accept projector light from the correct direction.

Will ALR fix a bright room?

It can improve contrast under ambient light, particularly from directions the material is engineered to reject. It will not overpower direct sunlight or compensate for an undersized projector.

Frequently asked questions

What sizes does the VIVIDSTORM PRO come in?

Current listings show 84, 92, 100, 110 and 120-inch options.

What is the difference between PRO and PRO A?

PRO is for a UST projector below the screen; PRO A is for a ceiling-mounted UST projector above the screen.

Can it be ceiling mounted?

The screen housing can be wall, ceiling or suspended mounted. That is separate from projector orientation: the standard PRO screen material is for a projector below the screen.