Da-Lite Cinema Contour HC Matte White 100 vs Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135
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Choosing between the Da-Lite Cinema Contour HC Matte White 100 and Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135? Both compete in the Screen segment. Here’s how they compare across the specs that matter most for your home theater.
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Looking at overall performance dimensions: The Da-Lite Cinema Contour HC Matte White 100 scores higher in form factor, room fit. The Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135 leads in value.
Screen gain differs at 1.1 vs 1.2, and these screens use different materials (HC Matte White vs CineGrey 3D). Higher gain (1.3+) concentrates light toward the center for brighter images but narrows the viewing angle. Unity gain (1.0) scatters light evenly for wider seating.
These two Screen options trade wins across different dimensions. The right choice depends on which specs matter most for your room and listening preferences — review the detailed table below to decide.
For most home theaters, the Da-Lite Cinema Contour HC Matte White 100 is the stronger choice — it leads in 2 of 3 scored dimensions. The Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135 makes more sense if you prioritize the 1 dimension where it leads.
Performance Overview
Scores based on specs and category benchmarks (0–100 scale)
Da-Lite Cinema Contour HC Matte White 100
Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135
Detailed Specifications
| Specification | ||
|---|---|---|
| Price | N/A | N/A |
| Gain | 1.1 | 1.2 |
| Viewing Angle | 50° | 170° |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 | 16:9 |
| Material | HC Matte White | CineGrey 3D |
| Screen Size | 100" | 135" |
| Screen Type | fixed_frame | motorized |
| Acoustically Transparent | No | No |
| Masking | none | none |
| UST Compatible | No | No |
| ALR % | — | — |
| Tab-Tensioned | No | No |
| Viewable Width | 87.2" | 117.7" |
| Viewable Height | 49" | 66.2" |
| 12V Trigger | No | Yes |
| IR Remote | No | Yes |
| Case Colors | black | black |
Key Differences
- Viewing Angle: Da-Lite Cinema Contour HC Matte White 100 at 50° vs Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135 at 170°
- Viewable Height: Da-Lite Cinema Contour HC Matte White 100 at 49" vs Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135 at 66.2"
- Screen Size: Da-Lite Cinema Contour HC Matte White 100 at 100" vs Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135 at 135". Bigger isn't always better — it depends on viewing distance. THX recommends a 36-degree viewing angle; SMPTE suggests 30 degrees minimum. Our viewing distance calculator helps find the sweet spot.
- Viewable Width: Da-Lite Cinema Contour HC Matte White 100 at 87.2" vs Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135 at 117.7"
- Gain: Da-Lite Cinema Contour HC Matte White 100 at 1.1 vs Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135 at 1.2. Higher gain (1.3+) concentrates light toward the center for brighter images but narrows the viewing angle. Unity gain (1.0) scatters light evenly for wider seating.
Which Should You Choose?
Choose Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135 if you want:
- + better gain — higher gain (1
- + better viewing angle
- + larger 135" screen for more immersive viewing
See Where These Rank
Check our editorial rankings to see how Da-Lite Cinema Contour HC Matte White 100 and Elite Screens ProAV CineGrey 3D 135 compare to the rest of the field.
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