Review on 🎬 Sibosen Jumbo 17 Feet Inflatable Outdoor and Indoor Theater Projector Screen: Complete with Power Fan, Tie-Downs, and Storage Bag - Ideal for Front and Rear Projection by Jahan Arias

My first projector screen weighed a TON! It had a thin metal frame that 'broke' so it could be stored, but geez, I think it weighed about 40 pounds! My next door neighbor pinned it to the back porch of his second floor so his garden neighbors could watch from their backyards. The screen was bigger than this one, but I have to say this inflated one is just gorgeous. It's easy to install and as long as it's secured to the ground, it stays in place. I have an amazing projector - it's expensive, although certainly not the most expensive, but you really do get what you pay for with these projectors. Well, I live in a small camper place and on a nice weekend evening I talked to a few neighbors about a movie night - installed this screen on the free lot in front of my house, installed the projector in my garden. and when it got dark I put the film from the phone onto the projector. This movie was a new original on HBO which I pay for but a lot of my neighbors don't have it so they have to watch the movie like they're at the cinema except they make themselves popcorn and cans of soda while lying on sun loungers sit where you feel comfortable. It was a good night and this screen worked great as did my projector to provide a fun evening at home. From now on I hope to be able to roll up the screen in such a way that it loses all the original creases that lie in the bag. The rest - frames and accessories can be put in the bag - I just don't want any creases on the screen surface distracting from the film. Also, I love this screen for showing movies on the big screen.