Premium Motorised Floor Rising ALR Screen Review 2026 | Price, Specs & Verdict | ProAudio Video

⭐ Expert Review 2026

Premium Motorised Floor Rising ALR Screen | Ultra Short Throw Compatible

★★★★☆

₹130,000

A furniture-grade floor-rising ALR screen that finally lets an ultra short throw laser TV look its best in a bright Indian living room.

🛒 Buy Now — Best Price in India

Premium Motorised Floor Rising ALR Screen is a motorised, floor-rising ambient light rejecting projection screen built specifically to pair with ultra short throw (UST) laser TV projectors. Priced at ₹130,000 in India (down from a ₹180,000 MRP), it rises silently out of a slim aluminium cabinet at the touch of a remote and drops back down when you are done, so there is no permanent black rectangle dominating your living room. The star of the show is the UST-optimised ALR material: a micro-structured surface that reflects light coming from below (the projector) straight back to your eyes while rejecting the ceiling lights and window glare that wash out an ordinary white screen. For anyone in India investing in a laser TV, this is the screen that turns a good projector into a genuine big-screen television replacement.

This screen is aimed at serious home-theatre buyers, laser-TV owners and AV integrators who refuse to darken the room every time they want to watch. If you have spent ₹1.5–4 lakh on a UST projector and are still throwing that image onto a bare wall or a cheap matte-white screen, you are leaving most of your money’s worth of contrast on the table. The Premium Motorised Floor Rising ALR Screen is designed to fix exactly that, and to do it with a clean, hidden, WAF-friendly (wife-approval-factor) installation.

Picture Quality & ALR Performance

The whole reason to buy the Premium Motorised Floor Rising ALR Screen is the picture, and this is where it earns its ₹130,000 asking price. Ordinary white screens reflect light in every direction, which means the lamps in your ceiling and the sun through your window bounce back into your eyes and grey out the black levels. This screen uses a UST-optimised ALR (ambient light rejecting) surface with a fine saw-tooth micro-structure that only accepts light arriving from a steep upward angle — exactly the path a floor-standing or table UST projector takes. Everything coming from above, the room lighting, is deflected away. In practice that translates to noticeably deeper blacks, punchier colour and a “laser TV” look that survives with the lights on. Measured gain sits around 0.8, and comparable UST ALR screens claim up to roughly 90–95% ambient-light rejection with a viewing angle near 170 degrees, so a wide sofa still gets a bright, even image. Paired with a good 4K UST projector, the screen resolves fine text and film grain cleanly, and there is no hotspotting or sparkle across the panel. It is, simply, the difference between “a projector on a wall” and “a proper big-screen television.”

Build Quality & Floor-Rising Design

Floor-rising screens live or die on their mechanics, and this one is built like a piece of AV furniture rather than a gadget. The screen material is stored inside a slim, powder-coated aluminium floor cabinet that you place directly under the projector, typically on a media console or on the floor against the wall. Press the remote and a quiet motor raises the tensioned screen vertically; press it again and it retracts fully out of sight. The tab-tensioning system pulls the material taut on all sides so it stays perfectly flat, with none of the waves or curl that ruin the geometry on cheaper pull-down screens. Because it rises from the floor upward, there is no ceiling mounting, no drilling into a false ceiling and no dangling casing above your TV unit — a big practical win for Indian apartments and rented homes. The trade-off is weight and footprint: the cabinet is substantial and needs a firm, level surface, and you will want two people for the initial positioning. Once it is placed, though, the finish and rigidity feel appropriate for a screen at this price.

Features & Installation

Beyond the hardware, the Premium Motorised Floor Rising ALR Screen is designed to disappear into a smart AV setup. It ships with an RF remote (so you do not need line of sight), and crucially it supports a 12V trigger and dry-contact control. That means you can wire it to a compatible UST projector or an automation system so the screen rises automatically the moment the projector powers on, and lowers when you switch off — a genuinely premium touch that matches the convenience of a real television. Installation is refreshingly simple compared with ceiling-recessed screens: position the cabinet centred under the projector, level it, run a single power lead, and calibrate the projector’s geometry to the screen borders. Because UST projectors are extremely sensitive to screen flatness and distance, the tensioned surface and the fixed floor geometry actually make alignment easier and more repeatable than a swinging pull-down screen. It is compatible with the popular UST laser projectors sold in India, and ProAudio Video can advise on matching the right projector and throw distance to your room. For a conference room, the same automation and clean aesthetics make it equally at home in a professional presentation setting.

Value for Money in India 2026

Imported floor-rising UST ALR screens from brands like VividStorm and AWOL Vision routinely land between ₹2,00,000 and ₹4,00,000 in India once duty and shipping are added, which puts a proper laser-TV screen out of reach for many buyers. At ₹130,000 (against a ₹180,000 MRP), the Premium Motorised Floor Rising ALR Screen delivers the same core experience — motorised floor-rising, tab-tensioned, UST-tuned ALR material — for a fraction of that outlay. When you consider that the screen is what actually unlocks the contrast and daytime brightness you paid your projector for, spending ₹130,000 to protect a ₹2–4 lakh laser TV investment is easy to justify. For Indian home-theatre buyers in 2026, this is one of the smartest value picks in premium projection.

Full Technical Specifications

Who Should Buy the Premium Motorised Floor Rising ALR Screen?

✅ Buy it if you: own or are buying an ultra short throw (UST) laser TV projector; want big-screen viewing that stays watchable with lights on or during the day; prefer a clean, hidden install with no ceiling drilling; and want laser-TV screen performance without paying imported-brand prices of ₹2–4 lakh.

❌ Skip it if you: use a standard long-throw or ceiling-mounted projector (a plain white or grey screen will suit you better and cost far less); watch only in a fully blacked-out dedicated cinema room where ALR gives little benefit; or need extreme off-axis brightness for very wide, wrap-around seating.