Review on 🎬 Inflatable Projector Screen for Outdoors - ISPNZH Portable Indoor Theater Screen ideal for Outdoor Parties, Backyard Pool Movie Watching. Supports Front & Rear Projection (16FT) by Blake Mannasseh

Now I have 2 projectors, one I bought many years ago and the other is newer and can connect to wifi and bluetooth. I also have a 100 inch white projection screen that I use, but the wow factor just isn't there at 100 inches. My TV is already 65″ so 100″ on a projector just doesn't give a thrill in the cinema, especially after what we went through in 2020. My family really misses the big cinema, so let's go, go big or go home, right? I chose the largest screen size I could find which is 20 feet! First we wanted to rent a mega screen, which would have to be rated for a 20 foot screen for 500 guests. We found that renting a 12ft inflatable canvas is already around $150 per day + tax. It's not even for the 20ft screen size we were looking for. At that price I could have bought it, which I did! I bought it on a whim in anticipation of the 4th of July celebrations and for use throughout the summer. I was very nervous, because this model had just come out and there were no reviews, and the description contained a minimum of video and photo. It turned out to be an amazing purchase because I bought it as soon as it came out with a coupon. In terms of price and value, it was a lot cheaper than other 20ft inflatable screens I've seen and roughly comparable to daily rental prices. I was nervous about the quality but wow I'm so thankful I followed my intuition and bought this. I totally got it in steal! This brand's inflatable umbrella comes with a really powerful blower and inflates very quickly, which is pretty impressive as I've tried inflating a children's inflatable house before. Given my past experience with blowers, it certainly took a lot longer to inflate the fun house. Although the item came with no instructions, it was pretty clear when I compared and learned about other brands' instruction videos. The pressure gauge cover supplied with the blower is placed on the blower opening. There is no on/off switch on the blower, so turning it on will turn it on and stay on to keep it inflated for the duration of the movie. To blow out the air, simply turn off the fan. Again, this is similar to the blower function of an inflatable children's playhouse. The fan is not very loud, but very powerful. No wonder it explodes quickly. Some of the packaging foam is stuck in the fan slots but can be easily removed with a brush. The fan cable is not very long, so a 3-hole extension cable is needed. Another thing is that I was very nervous at first because I didn't know how to store this huge screen, so I was pleasantly surprised when I saw how compact the package is. The outer carton contains a pouch and another smaller and lighter box inside. The smaller box contains the blower. The large pocket also serves to house the blower, so once you remove the blower from the lighter box, you can store the blower in the large black cloth bag with other items. It's a bit heavy but very portable. I am also very impressed with the quality and thickness of this inflatable and screen. I've seen videos from other brands that use a shirt-like material as the backless screen, meaning street light can come in from behind and disrupt the film. This white screen with thick black back is made of oxford cloth, very good quality materials. After inflating the stand, attach the screen's velcro to the inflatable stand (tip: simply line up the velcros from the screen and the screen holes on the stand, white side of the screen facing forward). In addition, the materials are a heavy and durable thick material, which means that it can also withstand harsh weather conditions. This is reassuring as it will be hot in the summer and we will be installing it outdoors. needed for repair. I have seen other brands of repair patches such as: B. paddling pool, but I've never seen these tape patches work very well. This fabric material looks much more expensive than its price. It also comes with 6 metal poles and 4 ropes to fix the inflatable boat. I don't intend to use stakes and rope unless it's very windy because the material is quite heavy and can hold up without stakes. However, we still like the option of extra protection if required. Friendly Tip: Take a long 3-hole extension cord, the longer the better, or measure the distance between the place you want to place the inflatable screen and the power supply in advance, and get an extension cord that can is not shorter than this length. As there is velcro to attach the umbrella to the inflatable, make sure you unfold it and attach the umbrella to the inflatable before inflating, otherwise you will need a high chair or ladder to climb up and down Velcro to secure umbrella after inflated.