Quartet Portable Projection High Resolution 560S Review

Not a bad screen. A little wobbly, but works perfectly. The ability to "tilt" the screen to avoid keystone distortion is a nice feature.

Very quick and easy setup. Pretty hard, but you get used to it. A little longer than I thought it would be, but it was just bad planning. Once you use it, you'll still love the larger size.

I use the screen for PowerPoint presentations in churches. I've had screens like this before and they will eventually need to be replaced. The quality is better than others I've had. If I need to replace I will try to find the same one.

This screen is perfect for an outlet in a medium sized room. There is a good carry handle. The only thing missing is that my old screen had a box to keep everything safe. This does not absorb cellar dirt, cobwebs, etc. during storage.

A great all round screen for watching old fashioned home videos or for hobbyists wanting to go back to the old days of projection. We use it for our collection of 8mm feature film. For example, settings for a wide screen and a tilt function for odd corners of the room. The packaging is good and fast delivery from the supplier.

This is a good quality screen, but it's not exactly portable. I've used this a lot to show movies to friends. This is a good quality screen, although not as good as some of the older screens that were made in the US. However, the canvas material is solid and the tripod base is pretty solid. However, it's not super portable. It's about 74 inches long, which means you'll have to lower and slide the rear seats through. It's a cumbersome process because it's heavy enough to make getting in and out…