WEMAX and NothingProjector both list 100-inch and 120-inch motorized floor-rising options with voice-control features, but their screen materials separate them. NothingProjector uses a 1.3-gain matte-white PVC surface; WEMAX uses a 0.5-gain black-grid ALR material built around UST projection and ambient-light rejection.
At-a-glance specifications
| Specification | NothingProjector Matte White | WEMAX Floor-Rising ALR |
|---|---|---|
| Screen type | Motorized floor-rising | Electric floor-rising tension screen |
| Surface | Matte-white PVC | Black-grid ALR material |
| Published gain | 1.3 peak | 0.5 |
| Viewing angle | 170° | 160° |
| Projector match | Long / short / UST listed | UST-focused |
| Sizes | 100″ / 120″ | 100″ / 120″ |
| Ambient-light rejection | Not listed as ALR | WEMAX lists ≥90% ambient-light rejection |
| Voice control | Alexa / Google Assistant listed | Alexa / Google Assistant listed |
The biggest difference: optical surface
The NothingProjector screen is matte white and lists 1.3 peak gain. WEMAX Floor-Rising ALR is positioned around a structured ALR/CLR surface for UST projection. That means the comparison is less about brand prestige and more about the physics of your room.
In a dark or well-controlled room, a brighter matte-white surface can make sense. In a room where ceiling light or daylight regularly hits the screen, a purpose-built UST ALR/CLR surface is the category designed to fight that light. See our matte white vs ALR guide for the full tradeoff.
Which setup fits which screen?
| Scenario | NothingProjector | WEMAX Floor-Rising ALR |
|---|---|---|
| Lights usually off | 1.3-gain matte white is aligned with controlled-light viewing. | ALR still works but its main advantage is less valuable. |
| Ambient light is unavoidable | Not a dedicated ALR surface. | WEMAX lists ≥90% ambient-light rejection. |
| Non-UST projector | NothingProjector lists long/short/UST support. | Compared WEMAX ALR model is UST-focused. |
| Want Alexa/Google control | Listed. | Listed. |
| Need 100″ or 120″ | Both listed. | Both listed. |
Projector flexibility
NothingProjector lists long-throw, short-throw and UST compatibility for this matte-white model. That is useful if your projector may change. A UST ALR/CLR surface is more placement-specific because its optical structure is engineered for light arriving from a steep angle.
Motorization and room aesthetics
Both products live in the floor-rising category, so the practical appeal is similar: large-screen projection without a permanent rectangle on the wall. Before buying either, measure case width, furniture depth, projector position, power access and the rise height required to place the image at a comfortable eye line.
How to decide
If your priority list starts with “bright room + UST,” WEMAX's ALR design addresses that combination directly. If it starts with “controlled light + brighter white screen + ability to use different projector types,” the NothingProjector matte-white model is the more natural category match.
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