Review on 🎥 Keenstone 120 inch 16:9 HD Foldable Anti-Crease Projection Screen: Perfect for Home Backyard Theater & Indoor/Outdoor Movies, Double Sided Projection, High Contrast and Portability by Ray Gist

If you've been looking for projection screens, you probably already know that there are many options at different price points. Many items are even very similar. Just search and you'll find many with the same specs: 120 inches, 16:9 aspect ratio, wrinkle resistant, 2.2 pounds thick, etc. Fabric, each with their own pros and cons. However, I would start by saying I do First, take your projector and play something on an existing wall to see what size you like and how far the projector can hold its brightness and sharpness. This should give you an idea of what screen size to choose. Because of the price, I knew I wasn't looking for a $300 solution, but one that costs just under $50 and packs up easily for backyard or outdoor movie nights. Remote Travel. Wall mounting requires two people, one at each end, although you could do it yourself - it would be much more difficult. Still, there are several mounting options, and if you were to leave it somewhere permanent you could use nails, Cable ties, PVC pipes, etc. Do not maintain tension to keep the canvas fully taut. It feels good, has a few creases that you don't notice from afar, and has held up well to the California weather. I'm really worried about how it will behave in the rain even though water drops are falling. The surface is nice, bright white and reflects the projection clearly enough for basic video viewing. Of course, it doesn't work as well as a TV, but it does its job well. The 16:9 aspect ratio is good for watching movies. The screen has no scuffs around the frame, which is good. I don't want branding looking at me while I'm watching a movie. I wish the screen came with a carrying case to keep the screen and hooks separate. All in all I am very satisfied. The projected image is quite bright and clear.