Review on 🖥️ Optimized Epson Duet Dual Aspect Ratio Projection Screen - 80 Inches by Jeremy Jackz

A very nice screen with some limitations. As mentioned in several other reviews, there is some wiggle room in the middle due to the lack of support. However, if you are being judged because there are small dark areas on your screen, the problem is with those judging, not with your presentation. Yes, I know if it were perfectly stretched it would look better, but the results aren't terrible. Most people who look will not notice or care. For portable devices, it depends on the person. It is well built and therefore heavy. They claim 29 pounds. but for me it's more like 40 or 50. I know I wouldn't want to carry it around with me all day. You also can't take it on a plane. I suppose you could take a large duffel bag and check it out, but of course that's a lot of hassle. Don't even consider using it as carry-on unless you like making a scene and can enjoy flying without feeling the hostile wrath of your fellow passengers. If the place you're going doesn't have a screen or whiteboard, use a light-colored wall. Or think twice about what a crappy company has no place to properly project content. Have you ever brought your own projector? Some might call this a "business tip”. It is easy to use and the smart design makes it easy to open and close. When closing, be sure to align the frame with the channel to ensure a secure fit. You also don't have to be 6 feet tall or have a ladder handy to set it up. It comes with a sturdy wall mounting kit, but if you need a permanent solution you have a hat that you lower or lower automatically. Being able to display 4:3 or 16:9 is indeed a very nice feature. Overall we're very happy with it and think it's good value for money.