M2 Pro

Try the hisense m2 pro.. I have one. Also a 100" 1.1 gain mate white screen. I'm very happy with it. Feel free to ask.

I would guess PVC or Polyester if it's a standard white screen. But I would say get the projector and try it with your screen. Maybe its good for you. I tried it first on the wall but then quickly realized a screen will do it mutch better. And they are not that expensiv. For me the regular pull down works great.

i fixed it. fixing feature to wall color destroyed my picture's quality.

I recently purchased it as well. Great projector. Depending on the scene, at times the laser speckle can be too much. I have a cheap Amazon screen and it seems to reduce the speckle lots.

I haven’t tried mat white paint. My had gloss and laser speckle. Bought a cheap material screen for $50 and laser speckle is almost gone

I was facing a similar decision and chose the M2 Pro. Its the newer device, lighter, more compact, has optical zoom, comes with a carrying case, and was €300 (than C2 non ultra) cheaper. It’s more than enough for me since I use it in a small bedroom that I can darken. The C2 (non Ultra) does have higher brightness, a rotating stand, and I prefer that the power adapter connects to the stand. But those advantages were not worth an extra €300 to me. For the price of a C2 Ultra I would rather go for the XGIMI Horizon 20 Pro.

to be fair, they all kinda say that with the lumens, it's just their literal highest output the jmgo n1s 4k claims 1100 lumens but actual usable/watchable is 708, and the newest jmgo n3 claims 1800, the hisense m2 pro claims 1300 and is actually 902 [from "The Hook Up" the base horizon 20 model was measured at 3150 at its brightest/green tinted mode and it's "usable" lumens in an actual watchable mode was 2373](https://youtu.be/9QqnfJ0-I_s?si=jqFaQUsXgMHs7SOd) which is way brighter than any jmgo in that price range other ones to look into are probably refurbished benq tk710/x3100i