Review on 🎬 120 inch Outdoor Projector Screen with Stand - Upgraded PVC 3 Layers, Black Backing, 4K HD 16:9 Projection - Portable Front Movie Screen for Home Theater Backyard by Justin Vasquez

If you've always been looking for projection screens then you probably already know that there are many options with a wide range of prices. Many items are even very similar. Just search and you'll find many of the same specs: 120 inches, 16:9 aspect ratio, wrinkle resistant, 2.2 pounds thick etc. fabric, each with their own pros and cons. However, I would start first by taking your projector and playing something on an existing wall to see what size you like and how far the projector can hold its brightness and sharpness. This should give you an idea of what screen size to choose. I knew I didn't want a $300 solution for JUST a projection screen, but one that costs just under $200 (with stand included) and packs easily. for backyard movie nights or outdoor viewing on a remote trip. Installation was easy and only required one person (although two people would be quicker). , attach the guy ropes and secure them through the leg frame. The screen itself feels comfortable, has a few creases that aren't noticeable from a distance, and has weathered the California weather well. I'm really worried about how it will behave in the rain even though water drops are falling. The surface is nice, bright white and reflects the projection clearly enough for basic video viewing. Of course, it doesn't work as well as a TV, but it does its job well. The 16:9 aspect ratio is good for watching movies. The screen has no scuffs around the frame, which is good. I don't want to be stigmatized by watching a film. All in all I am very satisfied. The projected image is quite bright and clear.