Elite Screens Tripod Series, 119-INCH 1:1, 16:9, 4:3, Adjustable Multi Aspect Ratio Portable Indoor Outdoor Projector Screen, 8K/4K Ultra HD 3D Ready, US Based Company 2-YEAR WARRANTY, T119UWS1, Black

The first thing you'll notice when you set this up is the size - 100 inches diagonal definitely seems much bigger in person than picturing it in your head. I used this in a 50ft long room with a very low-end projector, and I was easily able to see the image from the far side of the room. The overall build quality is much better than I had expected. It is very sturdy, and as such I can't see it being accidentally knocked over by a passerby. It also folds up to a much slimmer profile than I had anticipated, allowing it to be easily stored in the back of my closet when not in use. Also a big plus is the footprint of the tripod - this screen's stand doesn't take up a ton of floorspace. This is important to me, as I often need to use this screen very close to a wall. Unlike my previous screen, when I swivel the tripod so that one leg is pointing straight at the viewer, I can scoot the screen very close to the wall - I'd guess around 18 inches or so away. This makes a big difference in smaller rooms, where another foot away from the wall means you'll get a smaller image size in situations where it isn't feasible to move the projector back. On the negative side, the side effect of this unit's sturdiness is weight - while not surprising given its size, this screen isn't terribly light, and it certainly isn't something you'd want to pay to ship across the country to accompany you on a business outing. Also, the "keystone eliminator" is just a rod that connects from the central vertical support to the screen, and allows you to angle to entire screen to help offset any keystone issues that occur when the projector isn't set at the right angle. While this does seem to work, it looks quite silly, likely leaving the impression to many that you were simply too lazy to set the screen up straight. Keystone correction should be handled in the projector, not the screen. Luckily, it seems most newer projectors have some kind of built-in keystone correction, so this really isn't an issue. I've only used this screen for meetings and presentations, and for that the image quality is more than acceptable. I haven't had the occasion to test it with a DVD or Blu-Ray to see how well it holds up for video content, but I suspect it will be fine for an entry-level home-theater setup. That said, if you're looking at this for exclusive home-theater use, you may consider going with a screen that is perforated, so you can place your center channel behind it, rather than underneath. Overall, I've had a positive experience with this screen, and would recommend it. I may consider buying one of the smaller Elite Screens, if only for more easy transport or use in smaller rooms.

I have bought the Elite screen from amazon. Really cheap product, and work just fine. Everything works fine, and easy to use. Itps portable but not so light. Use the screen with caution, it has plastic pieces that are no so strong, but if you use it with soft hans willast for years. In the hotel when I teach my seminars, the screen price for the weekend is the same as the screen I bought from amazon, then you can buy a new one every time for the same money. Don`t worry if the screen is not as strong as we wish

I bought the 120 inch with 16:9 aspect ratio and Tripod. The screen quality is good (thick material) and the gain ratio is good so colors are looking great. Easy to setup the screen and there are couple of locks to hold in a position. One of the best feature I like is, you can adjust the height of the tripod, this helps to have the right eye-to-screen line of sight and doesn't bother your eyes even if you're little closer to the screen. Draw back I see is, it is too heavy. Instead of aluminum casing it appears this one has metal or steal casing adding pretty good weight to the unit. Then the spring tension seems to be very high, so when you want to stretch the screen fully, it is bit too tight (could have been better). The plastic covers at the sides of the screen easily fell-off (it is not screwed or glued). The top of the screen where a metal loop is attached to put in the hook when stretched is attached to a thin metal bar. This seems to flimsy, but so far it is holding. ES, could have attached the loop to the primary bar. Even after several usage (its been few months since I bought) I see the screen waves but not too much and it is not interrupting the movies (if you focus on the wave you still can see it when movie is running). When stretched, the screen sides are curving inwards, I guess that is common for any non-fixed frame screens. For future improvement: 1) Please reduce the weight, this a portable screen. 2) using Aluminium casing and provide handle support on the casing as well. 3) need little more easy when pulling the screen out, too much tension (causing problem while packing also). 4) Instead of turn lock of the tripod extension, please provide lock similar to the base (helps to lock it quickly and doesn't get hurt due to high tension on the screen rolling spring). 5) Provide velcroe or some kind of belt to hold the stand & Screen together (as it is, the screen/tripod turns when packed, causing trouble to move) This is good size portable screen, with improvements, this could be the best. Over all I like it.

I have 2 of these screens that I bought last year that were decent quality, although still a bit flimsy. This May I ordered a third one for an event, and it is not the same. The build quality is way worse - the clip that holds the screen to the tripod doesn't even hold, (its fallen off a couple times during testing), the metal case around the spring loaded mechanism is so flimsy that the whole thing twists under the spring tension when the screen is pulled up and causes it to not be level with one side much lower than the other, which causes the screen itself to not be flat and smooth. The bar at the top is not strong enough either as it droops on both sides. the tripod - the first edition was ok but still flimsy - this one is just unusable with a new twist tighten design made entirely of plastic that doesn't even hold. Overall, this screen is completely unusable for me.

I've read other reviews that are critical, but I thought this screen worked perfectly and was well thought out. I'm able to handle it myself, it's easy to set up and break down and it works great for in-home and professional use. I did a video for clients who were very happy with the result. I had company at home who set this up as a big-screen TV. If you need a wide aspect ratio, don't pull it down all the way. If you're doing 4:3, then go ahead and use all the screen's real estate. All in all, I think it's great value for the money. It arrived quickly as well. Now, I'd just like to find a cover for it.

I purchased the 119 inch version of this screen for a slideshow presentation that I was hosting at my local church. I was looking for a nice, large, inexpensive screen. In this regards in more than satisfied my expectations. The screen material itself is a nice matted flat white and has proven to be an excellent projecting surface, however the frame itself has proven to be a little less adequate. One of the plastic end caps of screen has already fallen off after only three uses. The twist lock used to extend the stand was fickle to use and once the screen is placed on supporting hook I found it quite difficult to get a firm grasp on the twist lock making fine adjustments of the screen quite cumbersome. The lock on frame handle is also quite worry some. Once locked into place it has the tendency to gradually drift downward due to the weight of the screen. Also being made of plastic I am deeply concerned about its longevity.

I just got my screen and I must say I'm very happy with it. Like other reviews say, it does have weight to it. Calling it portable will only apply to the physically fit. You don't gotta be too strong but it's not for anyone with lifting issues(bad back, etc.). As for the quality of the product, it really seems top notch. The tri-pod swivels so it's always attached to the screen itself but has all the appropriate locks so it's like having a 10 ft. pole that transforms into a screen. I might be a simple person but I love the design. Since I just got it I can't detail any long term problems. I'm really not expecting any though, the screen and tripod seem very solid. From what I read in the other reviews, if there are problems Elite's customer service sounds very honorable. If something comes up I will update my review but for now I'm jumping for joy.

This appears to be a well made screen. But 71" it's not -- at least the way screens seemed to be measured by every other screen manufacturer, by the length of one side of a square screen. This screen measures something like 50" on each side, not 71" It appears that Elite, in contrast with other manufacturers, chooses to describe its screens by their diagonal measurement. But they don't make that clear in their product description. I was looking for a screen between 60" and 72" on a side and this appeared ideal. Now I am forced to return it and look for a "real" 72" screen. Good product, sleazy marketing

We love these screens for our conference center, so easy to put up, look great and are durable.

価格や仕様はいいと思います。 が、何せデカイ。置き場所に困るほど大きいし、スクリーンを伸ばす際に ケースを半回転させるのですが、スタンドを立てた状態で行うと普通のお家では無理。 相当、天井の高い家でないと出来ないので床で完成形に組んで立てています。

設置や収納には、やや力が要ります。２人で行えば問題ありません。この大きさで、この価格なので、仕方のないことだと思います。「軽くて強度も・・・」だと、カーボン素材を使えば実現できるでしょうけれど、ちょっと購入をためらう価格になってしまうと思います。満足しています。

I wanted something that was portable so pull down screens were out of the question. Electronic ones were also more than 5-6 times the price, which I didn't want to spend on a screen especially when you can buy a budget 86" 4K TV for around $1k nowadays. The Pros: - Very easy to set up, just pop the locks, rotate and pull the screen up to lock it in place and you're pretty much done - Screen itself seems very uniform and flat which is a huge improvement over cheaper screens - Portable and can be brought around and used everywhere Cons: - It's still not "cheap" - The tripod legs extend quite a bit so it takes up quite a bit of space as opposed to a box design that goes straight up - If you're using it outdoors, the screen can "wobble" a bit left and right with a little bit of wind and there isn't a way to lock it down it seems Overall, it's not perfect, but it's probably still the best option for what I need at this price range, so I'd still recommend it.

The 120” Elite screen was dented as the box was busted. Two raisons for this: the unit is flimsy and the packaging was insufficient. Amazon would only reimburse $3.99 for the return shipping cost!