Convenient 100 Inch Foldable Projector Screen with Stand for HD 4K Movie Projection Indoors and Outdoors Review

The third time is a pleasure. Tried roller screen and inflatable screen before I bought this one. Both were/are pain. Not this one. It is very easy to set up and take down. We already use it more than the other because it makes filming in the garden so much easier. Kids love it and I love how easy it is to put on and take off.

Installation turned out to be a lot more difficult than you might think. You have to stretch the screen and bar at one end, which requires the other person to hold one side while you stretch the other side. It would be great if they had better guides and YouTube videos. Because of the size, it's best suited for outdoor use if you don't have a lot of indoor space.

Arrived at 8pm. I was nervous about the price but managed to set it up for the film. Set up in three minutes. Wonderful. Super white compared to other screens I've bought. Teach tent stand, no tools required. Ignore the negative reviews, people go nuts for thinking this is hard to set up. 7 poles, 4 fiberglass poles and you're done. Enjoy the movie friends.

Great screen! When I first swept it up I was very skeptical of how it would look when repackaged - other screens I've used have shrunk and become almost unusable. I have to say this screen is difficult to fold. The fabric it is made of is quite dense but very smooth. I've set it up and packed it 4 times already and not a single crease was found. The tension keeps everything nice and tight and the picture is fantastic. If you are looking for a portable screen, this is definitely for you. Highly…

Works great! The screen worked great for front and rear projection, I am very satisfied. I wish I could go with a larger size but that's my business. It wasn't difficult to assemble, we just looked at the picture on the network and figured it out. There were a few wrinkles, but they didn't affect the projected image in any way. The only suggestion I would make would be to design it so that the legs can be easily removed after assembly without taking the entire screen apart. This would make…

Excellent projection screen. I bought a 100 inch screen as it would fit under my shade. It is very easy to assemble and the screen came out of the box absolutely wrinkle free. There are two things I really like. can project from the side you are looking from or from behind if your projector has the flip option. We had people on deck watching and the people around the fire could watch too. Best bonus in my opinion, the screen is very easy to attach and remove so I can put the screen in and leave

Nobody rated this screen when I bought it and it's so good I thought I'd recommend it. The design is simple, makes the most of few parts and is easy to assemble compared to other models in this price range. It stretches the screen fabric with two tent-like elastic bars on the sides, eliminating the need for a frame on top. The projector offers a flexible viewing area and can be positioned either in front of or behind the audience. I needed this screen for backyard movies and its portability…

This is very easy to assemble once you know how. There is no top band, the screen tension bends the side poles as in the picture. We needed two people to install the screen. I'm 5ft 3" and needed a stool to get to the top hook. The bottom screen hinges go down the side posts (without attaching to the outside hooks on the legs), then the top screen loops rest against the groove at the top of the side posts. Then, while one person gently folds one side in half, hook the other side on top and fold

Benefits: Easy assembly, works as advertised. Shields voltage well. Cons: Due to the fiberglass tie rods, the lower segmented part flexes easily. This can be fixed in a number of ways in later products. Velcro can only partially fix this, so I decided to tie the bottoms of the legs together with tensioned rope to help align the bottom bar. It would also be nice if the storage bag had divided compartments (or a separate inner pocket) so that the screen does not rub against the frame and other…

Very easy to put together when you know what you are doing. There is no top band, the screen tension bends the side poles as in the picture. We needed two people to set up the screen. I'm 5ft 3" and needed a stool to get to the top hook. The bottom screen hinges go down the side posts (without attaching to the outside hooks on the legs), then the top screen loops rest against the groove at the top of the side posts. Then, while one person gently folds one side in half, hook the other side on…

Pros: Easy to assemble, works as advertised. Shields voltage well. Cons: Due to the fiberglass tie rods, the lower segmented part flexes easily. This can be fixed in a number of ways in later products. Velcro can only partially fix this, so I decided to tie the bottoms of the legs together with tensioned rope to help align the bottom bar. It would also be nice if the storage bag had divided compartments (or a separate inner pocket) so the screen doesn't rub against the frame and other parts and

I don't know what I've been waiting for. Family movie night has never been better, even in 3D. Add a new layer of experience to the COVID lockdown. Check your measurements where you intend to use them. I almost bought the 120" but found it was too big for the space I was going to use it in so I upgraded to the 100" at the last second. It was so affordable I don't know why I waited so long. I have mounted canvases on the walls or used small roll-up screens that are 75 years old. 1 person could…