Review on 🎥 LisMarquee Portable Projector Screen: 150 Inch Front/Rear Projection Screen in a Backpack - No-Wrinkle Indoor/Outdoor Home Theatre with Stand by Erik Haynes

It was definitely portable, but the problem was that it used the embodiment of tent poles as a frame! Not very safe especially with short legs and not very big stakes for all terrain, they needed a spot on them. Also due to the lack of strength, if you install this outdoors and a little wind picks up during the installation process or even at the end, it will act like a sail and capsize it! Also, the screen mounting points need both bottom and top and side points. When I measured from corner to corner I came up with a 124 inch screen and they said it was 150 inches! I think lower save points might help! I even went to the store and bought the same mounting points they use on the bottom but eventually gave up and used my elite screen frame which is solid aluminum and very solid and has strong pins! My screen was only 100 inches, but it was better suited for my outdoor movie night despite the lack of rear projection. The frame of the Elite screen is compact but reliable! My conclusion on this product is that they bought bits and pieces of other products and made a 'new product' out of it, basically they bought camping supplies and a screen and possibly made connections and sold them to you! Basically, canvas weave aside, you could make it at home and probably better! But if you just want to use it as an internal screen, I think it's ok.