
Elite Screens T71UWS1 71-Inch Tripod Projector Screen
Set up a sharp, portable projection screen anywhere with the Elite Screens 71-inch tripod screen featuring 4K-ready MaxWhite material.
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Overview
Key Features
71-inch Diagonal, 1:1 Aspect Ratio. View Size: 50.0" H x 50.0" W. Overall Size: 95.9" H x 56.8" W x 43.3" D. Black Case.
Screen Material: MaxWhite, 1.1 Gain. Multi-layer weave, 180 degree wide viewing angle, fully black backed front projection screen with textured surface. 4K Ultra HD and Active 3D Projection Ready. GreenGuard and GreenGuard GOLD Certified | UL 2818. Mildew resistant, and easy to clean with soap and water.
Auto-locking mechanism provides a wide range of height settings and easy operation. Standard keystone eliminator creates flexibility by preventing and correcting image distortion produced by tall or low projection angles.
Heavy duty casing withstands daily usage. Optional carrying bag sold separately. Search ASIN: B003SW8FCW
2-Year / 3-Year ENR-G, Manufactures Warranty by Elite Screens' an ISO9001 manufacturer since 2004 and Lifetime Tech Support by Email, Web Chat or Toll Free Phone Call by Elite's Professional Service Team.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- MaxWhite 1.1 gain material with 180-degree viewing angle ensures a clear picture from virtually any seat in the room
- Auto-locking height mechanism makes setup and adjustment quick without tools or assistance
- Lightweight tripod design is genuinely portable for presentations, classrooms, or backyard movie nights
- Keystone eliminator corrects image distortion from angled projector placements
- 4K Ultra HD and Active 3D ready, supporting modern high-resolution projectors
👎 Cons
- The 1:1 native aspect ratio means unused screen area when displaying widescreen 16:9 content
- No carrying bag included, which limits convenient portability out of the box
- The tripod base requires roughly 43 inches of floor depth, which can be awkward in tight spaces
- At 71 inches diagonal, the screen may be too small for large rooms or outdoor gatherings with many viewers