Review on Elite Screens EzCinema Series by Kyle Mason

I wanted a screen in my bedroom. You see, the wall worked well, other than the fact that I have one of those detailed walls (stucco? Don't know what it's called) and while it looks really good when using a long throw projector, it's quite noticeable when using one ultra light throw. I won't be hanging screens from the ceiling, so this fits. It's just perfect for what I want to achieve in my bedroom. Pros: Portable. Extremely easy to set up, but if you're small get ready to hop on a chair. Pretty good value (I paid just under $500 for it) compared to very expensive motorized floors. Cons: -Although it is easy to install, I think its length will make it almost impossible to simply transport it by car. Haven't tried putting it in the back of my truck yet, but I'm hoping it will fit if need be. You can't pack it in a car without it sticking out the window. - The tensioner is not 100% tight. More like 92.83%. I guess most people won't notice this, but if you're a fan of big screens, you will. However, it's not loose enough to bother, so I'm happy with that. 92 inches is a big size but I wish they would offer something bigger. I fell in love with the size of the picture on my wall. This is an easy way to measure, but the image appears to have been around 135 inches tall. It was huge. In return, however, the result is a significantly brighter and sharper image. It would be nice if they offered something larger, preferably 150 inches, to get the full impact of my projector. costs almost 5 times as much and that makes it a great value. I hope you found my review helpful. I really like this projector, I don't really like it but it's enough for now. Time to save my money a motorized, augmented version and then put the bad guy down.