Vividstorm S PRO P vs Spectra Projection Phoenix
Compare Vividstorm S PRO P and Spectra Projection Phoenix floor-rising UST ALR screens by published specifications and room fit.
Quick comparison
| Feature | Vividstorm S PRO P | Spectra Projection Phoenix |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Motorized floor rising | Motorized floor rising |
| Projector type | UST | UST |
| Published gain | 0.6 | 0.7 |
| Published viewing angle | 170° | Not stated on reviewed listing |
| Published sizes | 72–120″ | 72–120″ on reviewed series |
| Surface | UST ALR/CLR lenticular | Vantage UST 0.7, gray |
Comparison data is based on current published manufacturer/retailer specifications reviewed in September 2026. It is not a lab test by ScreenRise Guide.
The meaningful difference
Both are motorized floor-rising UST ALR screens. The clearest published spec difference is screen gain: Vividstorm lists 0.6, while the Phoenix listing reviewed here specifies a 0.7 Vantage UST surface. That does not make one universally better; room light, projector brightness and surface behavior work together.
Which setup each one fits
Vividstorm: useful when you want its published smart-control feature set and 0.6-gain UST ALR/CLR system.
Spectra Phoenix: a close-format alternative with a 0.7-gain Vantage UST surface.
Decision checklist
- Match the screen to an ultra-short-throw projector.
- Confirm exact case width and available rise height before ordering.
- Compare gain and viewing angle, but do not treat either number as a complete picture-quality score.
- Check control options and room-integration needs.
- Use current merchant pricing rather than old snapshots.
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