LeApex EVO transforms your living room into a hidden cinema with 95% ambient light rejection, ultra-quiet motor, and smart features like Auto Height Memory and Anti-Pinch Protection—perfectly flat, deep blacks, and seamless tri-laser UST performance.

Elevate your home theater with our 3-piece modular Laser TV cabinet. Featuring an innovative Skyline top-opening design (sunroof-style), this console is the ultimate hidden cinema solution for ultra-short throw (UST) projectors. Engineered for precision and finished with Italian imported odor-free paint, it seamlessly integrates your projector and motorized floor rising screen into a sleek, minimalist masterpiece.

WUPRO launches a new 150-inch Fresnel ALR screen, expanding beyond the traditional 120" size. A new 130-inch option is also introduced, offering a more flexible step between 120" and 150".

WUPRO successfully concluded its participation in the Hong Kong Trade Fair, where we unveiled a lineup of new products designed to redefine home cinema experiences. Our booth drew wide attention for its balance of innovation, design, and functionality—from next-generation screens to elegant projector furniture.

Discover the differences between our FlowArc and QuadraArc motorized screens. Both deliver high-quality performance—choose based on your needs!

This article provides a comprehensive comparison of our wupro cinema Black Crystal, Grey Crystal, Grey Soft, and White Soft screens, all suitable for long-throw projectors. We break down their material properties, performance, and ideal use cases.

For years, our CBSP fixed-frame screens were capped at 120", already impressive for home cinemas. Today, we’re excited to announce a new milestone: CBSP fixed-frame screens now reach 127", while floor-rising screens can go up to 130".

WUPRO Cinema introduces Lenticular UST, a new 150" screen material supporting both Fixed Frame and Floor-Rising setups. It offers seamless screens beyond CBSP limits, with excellent ambient light rejection and image quality.

This blog explains why CBSP screens, which block ceiling light, are not suitable for ceiling-mounted UST projectors, and how mounting a UST projector on the ceiling can reduce brightness and image quality.