00:00Script, Fix Washed Out Projectors with Anti-Light Screens
00:03If your projector looks fine during the day but bleaches out the second the sun hits,
00:08you don't need a brighter projector. You need a better screen.
00:12I went through the anti-light screens on the market right now and found the best deals,
00:17and honestly some of them cost less than a pizza. Starting with the cheapest one that's
00:21actually worth owning, the XAOH UI Anti-Light Curtain Screen, about $8.
00:27What I like is the size range. 60 inches all the way up to 150, and it's a soft curtain,
00:33so it folds into a backpack and works just as well outdoors as it does in your living room.
00:38For 848, this is the easiest way to fix washed-out colors, and with nearly 5,000 sold, it's not
00:44a
00:44fluke. Reviewers do knock it, though it's not for a permanently bright room, so pick your setup
00:50accordingly. Next up is the Legiata Anti-Light Screen at 1228, and this is the one I'd call
00:56the best overall. Two things stand out, the black border, which kills the distracting light leaking
01:01around the edges of your image, and the eyelets and holes that let you actually tension it flat
01:06and tight. Tension is everything with a fabric screen, a wrinkle or a sag steals contrast.
01:12Plus it still holds up at plus or minus 30 degrees off axis, so you don't have to sit dead
01:17center like a hostage. 4.9 rating across almost 5,000 units. 12 bucks for something that genuinely
01:25upgrades the picture. The Vedad Screen, just 868, is the best one for people who move around.
01:32It's a foldable reflective cloth rather than a curtain, so it packs down small and snaps open
01:37fast for movie nights in the bedroom, a dorm, or an Airbnb. Gray reflective fabric means it handles
01:43ambient light noticeably better than a plain white screen, so you get that deep black you paid for
01:48the projector to deliver. And at a 4.9 rating with over 4,500 sold, the feedback is almost unanimously
01:55good. Buy this one if your projector lives in a bag more than it lives on a shelf. The Maxito
02:02Anti-Light
02:02curtain is 877, and it's the odd-size hero. Alongside the usual 72, 84, 100, 120, and 133-inch
02:12versions, they list 30, 92, 106, and 130, which matters more than it sounds. Most projector screens
02:20are sized for a wide shelf, and if yours sits on a low console or in a nook, a standard
02:2492-inch screen
02:25won't fit, but this will. Same soft portable curtain design, same easy setup, and a 4.5 rating over
02:324,000 sales. It's the safest cheap bet if you're guessing between sizes. Last one, and the splurge
02:39pick, is the Thicken HD wall-mounted screen at 2805. This is the anti-light screen for people done
02:46moving. It's a thicker fabric that resists wrinkling, it mounts to your wall with a no-hole
02:51installation, so no drilling, no studs to find, and it stays dead flat, which is exactly what you want
02:57for sharpness. Wall-mounting also fixes the light problem permanently, because you can angle it away
03:03from a window. 4.9 rating, nearly 4,000 sold. 28 bucks is the price of never thinking about this
03:11again.
03:12Word count per block fits the timings, P1 is almost equal to 15ths, P2 P6 is almost equal to 25ths,
03:20Note, the 30-inch maxio size is listed in its own title, not a typo flagged in copy so viewers
03:27don't
03:27think it's an error.
