My 100" 4K Laser TV! (VIVIDSTORM S PRO ALR + Monte Carlo Cabinet + Philips Screeneo U5)

I’m thinking how to add like external audio to this. My sitting position is 7 meters away from the screen and seems like it’s not possible to rest a sound bar on the cabinet.

Thanks for the review! One question. I wonder if the bottom black edge of the projector screen is acoustically transparent so I could put a center channel speaker behind it? If not, any suggestions about the front channel?

Hello can y tell me please what about if there are problems with the hardware, can I get support in Germany ? Thx

You didn’t show the process of adjusting the range of movement of the drawer. I have the Formovie Theatre and if you don’t reduce the drawer travel, using the lower left button on the cabinet remote control, the image is far too large for a 100” screen. At the moment I am waiting for Vivid Storm China to come up with a solution as the one-button operation of screen, drawer and projector simply does not work for me at all. In fact if I attach the USB cable linking projector and cabinet, the drawer will not stay closed at all! Really frustrating …

How you'll fit the surround soundbar ? I don't see any location where on top it can be kept. I feel the design of such a massive product does require a external speaker accommodation which guess is missing

You're not supposed to bring the image all the way to the edges of the Vividstorm screen, they curve inward slightly and the screen also curls back just a bit at the edges. I recommend bringing the projector just slightly closer so you have a 2 to 4cm gap on each side, and then using a laser level to get perfectly square edges. It makes a difference in image quality, and you won't get the light leak.

At the 6 have a 85 inch Q95 A Samsung TV Neo Qled cost me around £3500 plus £200 for a 5 metre one connect cable,l am contemplating a projection system of sorts but at £7000 I'd be looking atleast 120" for £7000
The base cabinet looks quality, but a bit on the bulky side

Epic video, what's the dimensions of the base cabinet and the height of the screen? Thanks. 😊

the picture is pretty effective but that god awful box at the bottom just means ill never buy one

Its bowed in the middle

This reminds me of 1980's cellphones. Big, ugly, early execution of technology.
The bulk, size, and frivolous complexity of this projector setup is a total deal breaker.
In 10 years time, something like this may adopt a much smaller form factor.
My advice to you guys is, skip this device.
Get yourself a standard short throw 4k projector and a really nice ALR wall mounted screen.
It will not only look better than this, but perform better.
Too early for this.

That is CRAZY $$$ for a freakin’ cabinet of dubious quality. Find a local woodworker and get something less expensive and better looking. I have the Vivid storm screen placed behind a low, streamlined custom made cabinet. Other than the remote controlled screen, it doesn’t have all the other remote nonsense. But I didn’t want a Chinese Transformer dominating my living space. Plus I paid one seventh of the cost for a custom piece.

does this cabinet only hold a 100 inch screen?

You should have a look at the screen with a solid white background and see if there are any vertical creases or aberrations in the screen. I went through 3 vividstorm S Pro ALR screens, each had horrible quality issues. The second one had a bent stop button that allowed the screen to retract too far into the case and stretched the material, that was a horrifying moment lol. I think what happens to these screens is during shipment, some possibly get stood up on end allowing the screen to fold / telescopically fold inward toward the center and wrinkle. Basically any projector screen will get wrinkles if its transported any other orientation than horizontal. Also the QC at Vividstorm warehouses don't seem to be trained to see wrinkles or screen issues and had to be talked into placing a UST projector on the last screen they sent me and send me high quality photos so I could at least help them confirm it was ok.

Anyhow good luck, anyone here who gets one, in receiving a perfect screen in under 3 replacements as I know several others who have went through the same issues . Even my current screen has a very slight bit of unevenness to the sides but its pretty minimal so I stuck with it.

I just don’t get it ! Pay sooo much for a real home theater system with such a screen, projector and cabinet and still no room or solution to place a central speaker….even worse, watching movies using the projector sound 😮😅

Where would you connect and house gaming consoles?

Thanks for this video. I am very interested in one of these floor-rising screens from Vividstorm. I’m holding off for now as I’m just getting into projectors and screens, even though I just ordered that jmGo N1 Ultra. The cost of shipping gave me pause on the vividstorm model I was looking at. I’m going to get a cheap white screen first and see how that works and then hopefully get one of the a Vividstorm as I don’t want to bother with any wall mounting etc. I’m looking as the one you show in this video but also a Cinema White version as I have a dark room and blackout curtains on the windows. One question: Does the casing for the floor-rising unit you got have metal feet (the ones you showed in the video)? If so, i might have to put those on something as I have hardwood floors that I’d not to have marred up by metal feet. Any comments you have would be helpful. Thanks.

Nice video. Would have been great to see how the side cabinets look like too.

whats the total height of the screen + cabinet?

I'm curious what you're doing for sound. Are you only using the speaker in the projector or did you add additional speakers to the set up? Does the mesh screen on the drawer block the sound?

Hi, great video, does this come with a UK plug out of the box?

Great video! I was interested in all that you covered. Thank you for sharing.😊

Lol, as I said earlier you will be very impress with the UST screen.

Maybe if I saw this at night I'd be convinced