🎥 LisMarquee Portable Projector Screen: 150 Inch Front/Rear Projection Screen in a Backpack - No-Wrinkle Indoor/Outdoor Home Theatre with Stand Review

This screen does a lot of right things, but the metal leg rest design seems belated. I will design a new set of props to give this product the credit it deserves-----It should be five stars. The picture shows plastic leg braces, but the included legs are 1/4" wide, 1 1/2" wide aluminum with 1/2" ID knee attachment with a single screw. I've found that the knee bends during the Assembly easily changes orientation which can cause the frame to collapse.The umbrella itself is excellent and using a…

This is an easy to install screen that looks great both front and rear projection. The frame of the tent pole (heavier than usual) is extremely light, but strong enough and stiff enough, at least in light winds. Any wind requires hanging or stretching. The bat wings at the top and sides of the screen aren't particularly cinematic, but they disappear from view once the show starts. The screen material is very stretchy (think lycra or lightweight spandex). The whole setup is extremely portable…

The screen is pretty easy to set up but you need 2 people to work effectively. Disintegrates in 5 minutes. The frame is quick to assemble and the screen is easy to attach. The legs are strong and can be pinned to the ground for support. The screen looks well made and delivers excellent picture quality on both sides. However, the back exhibits too much projector glare to be effective at any angle other than the extreme corners. I installed this in my backyard. The real problem is the wind. It's…

It was definitely portable, but the problem was that it used the embodiment of tent poles as a frame! Not very safe especially with short legs and not very big stakes for all terrain, they needed a spot on them. Also due to the lack of strength, if you install this outdoors and a little wind picks up during the installation process or even at the end, it will act like a sail and capsize it! Also, the screen mounting points need both bottom and top and side points. When I measured from corner to

Bought this projection screen despite the lack of reviews as the size and price was just what we wanted for our outdoor superbowl party. We did an outdoor test showing of the film using rear projection and the picture quality was excellent. The quality of the parts was noted as follows: • The metal legs are very sturdy with holes for hanging in the grass for added stability. We used a frame inside and out, and tipping over wasn't an issue. • Metal tube corner bends (lower ones attached to legs)