Key Features
The Hisense LTS120AFA is a premium 120-inch Ambient Light Rejecting (ALR) screen specifically engineered for use with ultra-short throw (UST) laser projectors, such as those in Hisense’s Laser TV lineup
Designed to deliver a cinematic viewing experience even in rooms with moderate ambient light, the screen uses ALR technology to reject light from off-angles—particularly from above—while enhancing contrast and maintaining vibrant color reproduction
With its massive 120-inch diagonal size and slim, modern frame, the LTS120AFA is ideal for home theater setups or large living rooms where immersive viewing is a priority
It features a specially coated surface that maximizes brightness and clarity when paired with a UST projector, producing a sharp, high-contrast image even in non-dark environments
The screen measures approximately 105.8 inches in width and 60 inches in height, and weighs around 45–50 lbs, requiring careful wall mounting or stand support
While the screen excels in light rejection and image fidelity, it comes at a premium price and is physically large and somewhat cumbersome to install
The Hisense LTS120AFA is a premium 120-inch Ambient Light Rejecting (ALR) screen specifically engineered for use with ultra-short throw (UST) laser projectors, such as those in Hisense’s Laser TV lineup. Designed to deliver a cinematic viewing experience even in rooms with moderate ambient light, the screen uses ALR technology to reject light from off-angles—particularly from above—while enhancing contrast and maintaining vibrant color reproduction. With its massive 120-inch diagonal size and slim, modern frame, the LTS120AFA is ideal for home theater setups or large living rooms where immersive viewing is a priority. It features a specially coated surface that maximizes brightness and clarity when paired with a UST projector, producing a sharp, high-contrast image even in non-dark environments. The screen measures approximately 105.8 inches in width and 60 inches in height, and weighs around 45–50 lbs, requiring careful wall mounting or stand support. While the screen excels in light rejection and image fidelity, it comes at a premium price and is physically large and somewhat cumbersome to install. Viewing angles are good but not unlimited—image brightness and color may diminish if viewed far off-center. It's best suited for viewers positioned directly in front of the screen. Overall, the Hisense LTS120AFA offers a significant performance upgrade over standard white projection screens, especially when paired with a compatible Hisense UST projector, making it a smart investment for serious home theater enthusiasts seeking performance in brighter environments.
