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celexon Premium+ DARKVISION high contrast motorized screen, 100 inch review

A high-contrast surface on a motorized roller — the ambient-light answer for a room that also has to give the wall back.

In brief

The right idea for a bright room in the right mechanism for a living one: a diffuse ALR surface at 0.9 gain and 120°, on a motorized roller. It is a European model, with no Amazon.com offer on October 25, 2026. Key figures: Type D diffuse ALR · gain 0.9 · 120° viewing angle · motorized · 100 inch · 87 × 48.8 in (221 × 124 cm) · 16:9. It is a European model with no Amazon.com offer on October 25, 2026. Our score: 7.8/10, specification-checked.

What a high-contrast surface does

It absorbs part of the light arriving from directions other than the projector’s. Ambient light lands on a screen and becomes the black level of the image, so a surface that absorbs it lowers the black more than it lowers perceived white. In a bright room that is a net gain; in a dark one it is simply a dimmer picture.

The combination that makes it unusual

High-contrast surfaces are normally fixed frames, because the optical structure prefers a rigid, flat surface. Putting one on a motorized roller means a specialist surface in a room that also has to be a living room — which is a real and uncommon proposition.

The question the listing does not answer

Which projector position it is designed for. The listing calls the surface diffuse rather than directional, which makes the question less critical than on an angular ALR such as CineGrey 3D — but an ultra short throw projector, firing steeply from below, still wants a surface declared for it.

What it does publish

Nothing essential: the listing gives the surface type, a gain of 0.9 and a 120° viewing angle — the three figures that decide a screen of this kind. Note that 0.9 is slightly below a neutral white screen, which is the cost of the gray that lowers the black.

Where the money goes

Into the fabric. The mechanism is the same as a much cheaper motorized screen; what costs is the optical structure of the surface, and it is worth it only in a room that needs it.

Buying it in the United States

Not sold on Amazon.com when we checked on October 25, 2026. This is a model of the European catalog: we hold Amazon references for it in Europe only, so the button can only run a search on Amazon.com. Read it as a description of the design, and buy from the list below.

On this shelf, with an Amazon.com offer on October 25, 2026:

In its favor, and against it

Strengths

  • A diffuse ALR surface: it lowers the black level in a lit room without demanding a precise projector angle
  • Motorized, so a specialist surface does not have to occupy the wall permanently
  • 16:9 at a genuinely usable 87 in (221 cm) of image width

Compromises

  • A gain of 0.9 returns a little less light than a 1.0 white screen — the price of the gray that deepens black
  • The projector position it is designed for is not named; a diffuse surface is forgiving, but it is not built for ultra short throw
  • A European listing with no Amazon.com offer on October 25, 2026

Specifications

SurfaceDARKVISION high contrast: a type D, diffuse ALR on multilayer gray PVC — stated in the European listing
Image size87 × 48.8 in (221 × 124 cm), 100 inch — stated
Format16:9 — stated
MechanismMotorized — stated
Gain0.9 — stated in the European listing
Viewing angle120° — stated in the European listing
Amazon referenceB0H8Q1FG54
EAN4260094746277

What gets asked most

Which projector position does it suit?

The listing does not name one, and calls the surface a type D, diffuse ALR with a 120° viewing angle. A diffuse surface rejects room light without depending on a precise angle of arrival, so it suits a projector at the back of the room or on the ceiling; for an ultra short throw machine, choose a screen declared for it.

Is a high-contrast screen worth it in a dark room?

No. In a room where light can be controlled it costs brightness and viewing angle and gains nothing — a neutral white surface is the better answer. These surfaces exist for rooms that cannot be darkened.

Our score

7.8/ 10

The right idea for a bright room in the right mechanism for a living one: a diffuse ALR surface at 0.9 gain and 120°, on a motorized roller. It is a European model, with no Amazon.com offer on October 25, 2026.

Who should pick this one, among ambient light rejecting screens

A living room with light that cannot be controlled, where the screen still has to disappear when the film ends.

Sources

Specifications: the manufacturer sheet and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.

The method applied to these ambient light rejecting screens

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