Review on 🎬 Seeutek 14 Feet Inflatable Outdoor Movie Projector Screen with Built-in Fan and Storage Bag – Ideal for Mega Movies, TV Projectors, and Theater Screens in Backyard for Front and Rear Projection by Joshua Cameron

I rarely write reviews but I can share a few tips with those that have become a social distancing local cinema. Let's start with the positives, the frame is wonderful, it installs very easily in minutes. A big plus is the completely free-standing fan, which makes the light but bulky frame much easier to handle. As soon as you start a movie, you can hardly hear the fan, even with cheap speakers. If your projector can project from behind (we place the projector 14 feet away), the picture will be much better, any wrinkles on the screen will be almost invisible. However, you will need a very long speaker cable to get from the projector to the front of the screen OR you will need wireless speakers. A few tips for those who, like us, have never seen/used an inflatable screen. Note: There are two large zippers for deflating the frame. We half inflated the frame to install the screen (velcro straps in place). Use at least a couple of guide ropes, even if there is absolutely no wind at the moment. It's essentially a giant balloon with a sail to catch even the slightest breeze. Rope guides work well when attached :-). You can replace the guides with something bright or stick flags on them with bright tape. Also, we attach mini carabiners to the guides for quick on and off. It was not possible to return the frame to the bag. I'm sure if we had been more patient we could have done it but let's face it after a long night out. . We put the frame, fan, and screen in a small plastic case on wheels. Easy to carry and store, it is puncture resistant and can serve as a snack table. UPDATE: We got a new seamless screen. So I'm changing my rating to 5 stars.