🎥 100 inch 16:9 HD Diagonal Motorized Projector Screen - Indoor and Outdoor Electric Move Screen with Remote Control for Home Theater, Office, and Family Use (Black) Review

I like the motorized screen with remote control. True to what I've read but dismissed in another comment: This screen has an overpowering vinyl smell that needs to be weathered for a couple of days before you have company. After that everything is fine.

I've been using this screen for two weeks and it works great. It's slow going (see video for reference) but builds anticipation for the movie! My only gripe, aside from the speed of rolling, is probably the pungent smell of glue from the canvas when you take it out of the box. If you let it air out in front of a window during the day, the smell will go away. So a great projector that gets the job done!

I wasn't ready for such a big screen. I expected a little less. I was also surprised that it came from Ontario and I wouldn't be sending it back. Also, the screen is amazing. It hangs in my cave and the picture is perfect as hell to me. I have poor eyesight but with corrective lenses and an HD projector the screen exceeded all my expectations - reminding myself I can't claim to be a penetrating eye. Also a good engine, mostly quiet.

I am happy with the product. However, I had two small problems with it. 1) the metal was bent and 2) it smelled awful for three days. I don't know if it was a manufacturer or delivery issue but the product was bent in two different places and had two other dents. In addition, I strongly recommend the manufacturer to air the product before sending it to customers. Not being able to go into the office for three days because of the smell of chemicals is cruel. On a positive note, the screen was…

I really like this screen, perfect for my situation. I could not program it to stop at a certain length despite many emails from the seller. I think there is a way, but I think it gets lost in translation. If anyone understands that, I'd love to know! I paired this screen with a BenQ MH535FHD projector. I also used a different wired controller than what I've seen others do. I could run cables across the ceiling and hide them behind curtains. Pictures and videos are attached. In general I am…