🎬 Sibosen Jumbo 17 Feet Inflatable Outdoor and Indoor Theater Projector Screen: Complete with Power Fan, Tie-Downs, and Storage Bag - Ideal for Front and Rear Projection Review

Sibosen 17ft inflatable projection screen for outdoor and indoor cinema - includes powerful fan, brackets and storage bag - supports front and rear projection Includes ridiculously cheap sandbags. The blower is zipped up, make sure you zip it up before you start the blower (my husband found it fills up a lot quicker when it's zipped up). Catches the wind easily so make sure you attach or use sandbags or both and more, as well as the attached rope. Even in light winds, once the screen was…

My husband couldn't wait to use this for the first two games during football season. He invited some guys over and for hours it seems like the men enjoy watching football on the big screen. My husband and son installed it and neither of them complained so I assume the installation was easy. The screen worked literally from 1pm-twilight with no lameness, wrinkles or warping. You could watch the game without any problems. The screen was good and tight and the picture on it is excellent. It…

This thing is impressively large when inflated. The visible portion of the screen measures approximately 143 inches from corner to corner. It is made of a thin but seemingly strong parachute material. The screen is thick and well stitched with clips every 12 inches or so to attach to the black inflatable frame. It inflates well and stays in place with the included pegs and ropes. The fan isn't too loud, but it doesn't have any buttons at all, so there's no on/off switch. That means when you…

My first projector screen weighed a TON! It had a thin metal frame that 'broke' so it could be stored, but geez, I think it weighed about 40 pounds! My next door neighbor pinned it to the back porch of his second floor so his garden neighbors could watch from their backyards. The screen was bigger than this one, but I have to say this inflated one is just gorgeous. It's easy to install and as long as it's secured to the ground, it stays in place. I have an amazing projector - it's expensive…

This behemoth arrived well packaged and included a motor pump, pegs, rope and repair kit. Disassembling the screen installed for the first time was a bit frustrating as I had twisted it at first. The design makes it a little tricky the first time, so I suggest inflating it just for a moment to make sure everything is in the right direction before attaching the screen and securing it to the ground to make sure it doesn't twist is. The screen was easily attached to the inflatable frame. It took…