100 Inch Indoor and Outdoor Projector Screen with Stand for Movies or Presentations - HD Premium 16:9 Folding Free Tripod Screen with Carry Bag and Straps, Matte

It was an accident choice fairly easy to put up I would say very easy. There's a little bit of a struggle sometimes to get it rolled back into itself You got a tug a few times well but I don't think that's a problem You just have to be patient and tug The bucket comes in seems pretty sturdy and I don't have any fears of it tearing the zip is holding so so far so good and we've had it for more than a year.

Let me start by telling you I had purchased 4 other screens and also the blow up screen all junk, all returned. All of them were fabric, most with great reviews (I don’t know how) being that the picture shines right through to whatever background is behind the screen. I had purchased an expensive projector so having a great picture was a must for me. It was clear to me that a non fabric screen with a BLACK backing was also a MUST! Also, if you will be using it outdoors like myself in an open area that is exposed to the elements, the portability is PERFECT. So easy to put up, take down and store. Now about this screen. The real projection screens were all very expensive so when I came across this screen for the amazingly low price that it was, I was a little leery but decided to order it anyway. I was beyond shocked the second it arrived as the packaging was bulletproof. After opening It I was AMAZED at the heavy duty quality of the metal casing. Of course I had to try it out immediately, it took about 3 min to set up and the quality of the screen itself was extremely well made. Now it’s movie time and all I can say is that the picture looks AMAZING!!! The clarity, the colors, etc were crystal clear. I FINALLY found my screen and at half the price of most others. You NEED to know that buying a quality screen is just as IMPORTANT as buying the projector itself!!!I had mistakenly thought if I bought an expensive projector that it would look good on any screen..WRONG! So obviously as you can see, I am THRILLED with this screen and if you are thinking of purchasing it, DON’T hesitate for a minute!

This screen is a great product if you’re not planning to use it every day. Pros: Easy Setup: The screen is quick and simple to set up or take down, taking only a couple of minutes. Protective Case: It comes with a good-quality case that protects both the screen and the stand. Smooth Operation: The screen rolls up nicely without getting stuck, which is a nice convenience. Cons: Lightweight Stand: While the stand is sturdy enough to hold the screen, even a small gust of wind can knock it over. Transport Challenges: At approximately eight feet long, it requires a vehicle that can accommodate its size. It may stick out of a pickup bed or need a larger car, as it won’t fit into a small vehicle. Overall: This screen offers excellent value for its price and is perfect for quick setups during slideshows or presentations. However, the stand could use some improvements to make it sturdier. For these reasons, I give it four out of five stars.

This screen is really nice. Easy to roll up/down and very durable!

Great Bang for the Buck! shure it's very light and not commercial strength but for the size and price point worth every penny!

Perfect for indoor use. And this 60" unit is BIG. My old screen was 48" and I toyed with ordering a much larger unit, but glad I chose 60" because for use indoors that is the largest practical size in my living room. Screen came very well packaged. Outer box was very heavy corrugated to protect the item in transport, and frankly it was a bit of a chore to unpack, which I find favorable as the screen was in perfect condition. Instructions are very sparse in the little booklet, and in many languages to boot, and there is even a four-step setup chart printed on the outer box, but not really needed as the setup is simple; the unit arrived fully assembled. I chose to keep the outer box for longer term storage and for transport to protect the screen, the box is that good! In searching for a replacement screen, I was initially concerned with the pin on the screen holder of this unit that fits into a hole on the tripod assembly to locate the bottom of the screen. But it is cleverly designed and won't wear the pin out as there is a little thumb-lever to lock the pin in place. I had concerns that plugging and unplugging the screen would eventually wear the pin out and make it unusable, but now that I see the mechanism it should last a long time. I set up the screen immediately upon receiving it, and played with the various adjustments. It performed well, was reasonably stable when set up, and the screen surface was reasonably flat so the entire projected picture stayed in focus. Brightness was certainly adequate (especially comparing it to my 40-year old unit that had yellowed somewhat). I am perfectly satisfied with this screen. When folded up it fits into the light pouch included for storage, and is not very heavy - it's not difficult to handle once collapsed. The velcro straps included are a very nice feature to bundle the legs and screen/tripod up when putting it into the bag for storage. A couple of things to be aware of - not 'negative' but just "heads-up". First, standing anything with a tripod on a carpeted floor leads to tipping issues if you're not careful. I wonder how you would ever keep a 100" screen stable; this unit is fine when standing on a carpet but it IS a bit top-heavy and may not stay upright with a hard bump. I prefer to use it near a wall for protection, and not out in the center of the room. Second, when you collapse the tripod and store the unit, I did not remove the screen "pin" from the the tripod mechanism, but you have to fiddle a bit to get everything lined up and closed before you velcro it. The top bar where you hang the screen when open, has a pin that fits into the end of the screen tube for locking. Once you get the idea down, it is easy to do, but the first time I needed to lay the whole thing on a dining room table to figure out the right order of getting everything in place and locked up. That's simply a learning issue. This screen is lighter overall than my old 48" unit which had a lot of steel in it; I consider that favorable as it is easier to handle when folded up. But it is long when folded, and although not heavy and easy to carry, care must be taken to not bump into things when transporting it. However it is a one-person job to set up, fold up, and transport. Overall I was impressed with the extensive packaging of the unit for transport, with lots of bubble wrap and plastic to protect the unit. As always, I consider the packaging of a product indicative of the manufacturer's care about quality, and this screen gets a 100 on that score. I'm very happy with the size, construction, and design of this unit.

I purchased the 84 inch screen size used as there was a substantial price drop for new vs used. I would have never known this was used as it was in fantastic shape. For those on the fence for 100inch vs 84 inch from a portability perspective the 84 inch just barely fits end to end in my RAV4. The 100 inch will not fit inside an SUV. Logistics aside, this screen is amazing. I purchased an ok projector for outside movie nights. It came with a 100 inch cloth screen. The picture was ok but the durability of said screen was not gonna last long. After much research I can across this amazing product. This screen gives you a great picture. Sports and spooky movies look fantastic! There is not much else I can say. Your picture will look good on this! Set up is so easy. The video claims 5 minutes. It really takes even less than that. I use this on the weekends when weather allows outside and when not in use, it all fits into an amazingly useful travel bag. For storage, I then just put it under my bed. Yes you read that right, this can be stored under your bed when not in use. Overall, this is a great product. The reason I am doing a 4 out of 5 instead of 5 is actually due to the store page for this. It’s marketed as a very portable screen, but in reality if you get that 100 inch screen your not transporting it easily anywhere. If you plan to travel with this, get 84 inches or smaller. I’m glad I did! Some reviews mentioned that the screen tilts downward to one side or another. Once you have it fully extended that fixed it. It’s meant to be used at its maximum specs. A few reviews mentioned that a breeze can send it flying. I have mine set up against a shed so I cannot speak to it, but given it’s a massive “sheet” I could see it acting like a sail given the right conditions.

The knob that tightens to keep the projector screen up broke on first use. After three uses, it is completely useless, so I have to use a super tight clip to hold it up. It is giant, though, and easy to set up.