Review on 🎬 20ft Inflatable Outdoor Movie Projector Screen with Blower - Premium Projection Screen for Backyard Entertainment - Includes Powerful Fan, Ground Stakes, Tie-Downs, and Storage Bag (20 feet) by Jason Rogness

Received today and installed immediately. This is for the 20' version. It flies insanely fast. Comes with a back zipper close enough to inflate. Using ropes for belay is a must as even a light breeze will cause him to fall. The air in the duct is huge and the fan outlet is tiny in comparison. So you have to tie it very well and watch how it curves around it or the blower won't sit straight. The fan is not that loud. I expected worse. Nothing that would not be covered by the sound of the film when switched on. And yes, it has to stay on all the time or the screen will fall off. Screen: This is a soft white PVC on the front and black on the back. You cannot cancel a project. There were creases from transport but not bad. I'll leave the screen hanging in the garage to see if I can get it out. There is Velcro around the screen that attaches to the shock mount. I was able to put it on myself but a friend's help would make it easier. To attach the screen, I inflated it about halfway and dropped the uprights onto my back. I then went into the hole and started at the top left corner, trying my best to keep it as flat as possible while moving towards the right corner. I noticed that the screen seems about 3 inches wider than where you put it. This will make studying difficult. So far I don't know how to fix this. Then I started on the left side, then went to the right corner and went down again. It was easier to press the sides against the uprights, but again the screen was about 4 inches larger than what you attached it to. I then inflated it completely. I want the screen to be the same size or smaller than velcro. Stretching will help with wrinkles and it will be difficult. My only complaint at the moment. I would be happier if the screen had a zip or grommets and bungee. This would have been done with an easier to put on and much tighter. Image Quality: The weather was changing rapidly and with the rain approaching I couldn't adjust my pajamas to see the quality. I'll do it over the weekend and update. I assume everything will be fine. Not the best, but quite suitable. UPDATE: The image quality at night is more than acceptable. I used BenQ HT2050a. The bright white screen makes daylight viewing very difficult at this size, but when it gets dark everything is fine. Assemble it: unclip the fan and unzip it. After about 2 minutes he fell. Removed the screen and turned it sideways to fold it. Next, I used the included bag as. A bag full of stuff and I was able to retrieve it with a little nudge to deflate as I left. I was very surprised when I was able to put it back in my pocket. Generally very easy. Conclusion: Almost €300 including shipping, which is worth it in my opinion. Don't expect a professional quality AV screen or a high performance inflatable screen and you won't be disappointed. My own complaint is that the screen is larger than the area you need to attach it to so it will be difficult to tighten.