Seeutek 20ft Inflatable Outdoor Movie Projector Screen - Blow Up Mega Movies TV Projectors Theater Screens for Backyard with Inflation Fan and Storage Bag - Supports Front and Rear Projection Review

I used it for my daughter's birthday. Due to the pandemic, movie night was the best option. Since only a few people were at the same distance, the movie night was a complete success. The screen was big enough to create the wow factor. The image is clearly displayed on the screen. I thought the color would be distracting, but that was definitely not a factor. It was actually perfect because it blends in well with our backyard setting. The fan was quiet and easy to adjust. The product was also of

I am ordering this item for my husband so he can start hanging out in the garden. He was so excited. We received the package just in time for the first football game of the season. The screen didn't puff up no matter what outlet we plugged it into - indoors or outdoors. And the instructions that came with it were for the wrong item. So we ordered it again thinking it was a mistake, let's try again. And the second screen appeared just in time for the opening of the house, and again IT DIDN'T…

Bought this for a friend as a gift and almost every weekend we have a backyard BBQ, so easy to set up and take down his 8 year old set is everything. except the screen. she is not big enough. The Velcro holds well and you can adjust it to watch movies without wrinkles. When ready, we use trimmed water noodles to roll up and avoid wrinkles. First, place a towel over the screen and iron to remove shipping creases. And put a tarp underneath in dirty or uneven areas to avoid punctures. This is just

I bought this screen to watch movies on the road. The inflatable material is of good quality for heavy use and the screen is made of thick silk-like material. The included fan is so quiet that you won't notice it when playing a movie. Quick easy setup. I've used it a few times in light winds and haven't had to use the spikes or mounts that came with it. When the wind picks up, zip ties are needed to keep it upright. Demolition is as easy as assembly. I was pleasantly surprised that I was able…

Bought a 20 inch screen. It's huge. I would recommend installing it in your yard or driveway first. First you need to blast the black frame. After you inflate it, deflate it a little so that you can close the screen with velcro. My screen doesn't quite fit the enlarged frame, so I have to attach it and move it back and forth a few times to stretch it (remove wrinkles). Before you inflate it again, you need to attach the tether straps to the loops on the fabric frame. It is necessary to fix it…