Review on 🎥 100 inch16:9 HD Portable Projector Screen Foldable Anti-Crease for Home Theater Outdoor Indoor Double Sided Projection Support - Missyou by Mike Groover

Let's start with my caveat if it's important to other buyers. The round sockets pictured by the company are not compatible! Some of her photos show 4 others show 3 stretching across the width. Mine had 3 reinforced eyelet holes spanning the width of the top and bottom. I honestly need to double check if there are holes on the sides but if not mine only has 6 holes not 8+ like in some photos. That said, the screen is basic, but I feel a lot of value for the initial performance I used it for. It is an elastic material with a certain suppleness. The white screen had some odd imperfections when viewed in daylight when nothing was projected onto it. However, these spots seem to go unnoticed when projected onto a screen and sitting at least 15 feet away, which is my use case. I love that there is no top or bottom, no front or back so it's easy to adjust to suit your needs. Also, with no front and back, I could hang it in front of an open garage door, place the projector behind the screen and switch the setting to it, and I didn't have to run any cables outside and had easy rear projection onto the screen and enjoy a nice fire inside the driveway with fireplace. I'm very happy with the screen for the price but this is my first real screen so can't really compare. I also didn't bother with the included self-adhesive plastic mounting clips. I wish they had some sort of bag or better storage option than a box, but I can't complain that it's under $15. I spent about $8 on 2 long PVC pipes and 2 fittings. I made some cuts and drilled holes in the PVC and attached it to the pipes with a zip tie. Now I have an easy way to install this in most places to keep the screen smooth without having to use multiple mounting points to support the screen each time. Then I can just roll it up with the tubes attached and put an end to that!