Projector Screen with Stand Foldable Portable Movie Screen（16：9）, HD 4K Double Sided Indoor Outdoor Projection Screen for Home Theater (100 Inch)

This is a great screen set up. I got it to take camping and actually was able to get it in my kayak. Made my wife’s movie experience like a theater. The BT speaker helped and we’re already talking about our next camping trip and what horror movie to watch. Set up was simple enough alone but helped it me to have another person to help put up the screen. The tension was perfect and the screen didn’t show any wrinkles. This made our trip. Lightweight, carry bag, tie downs were all simple. Above everything, looking at the stars as we enjoyed a movie was a proud moment for me. (Got the screen wet and didn’t effect anything. Dried fast once set up)

I also spend hours comparing similar products offered on Amazon before committing to a purchase and sometimes it really pays off. This screen is so inexpensive, but is not a piece of junk. It comes in a nice carrying case and the quality of the screen fabric is better than expected. The frame pieces are also well made and fit together easily. It is true that you can put up and take down the screen in 5 minutes once you know how to do it. We watched the YouTube video and we were off and running. My husband has assembled the screen by himself even (I haven’t tried that, but with 2 people it is a breeze). The image quality looks pretty great on this screen surface as well (for our use which is having movie nights in the back yard).

I was able to set this up by myself in about ten minutes, it’s as easy as snapping the poles together, looping the top corner loops of the fabric over the top ends, then strapping the Velcro loops to the poles. I am 6 foot tall and I could just reach the top corners, so if you’re any shorter you might want to use a small step stool. The fabric I received is true white, and was not wrinkled or stained in any way, and had enough stretch to it to make installation easy enough. It is also thin and light weight, but thick enough to display the image clearly. I only took off one star because it does topple over easily with wind if you are using it outside, so I suggest putting extra weight on the stands. Breaking it down is just as easy, and everything easily fits back into the bag and it’s very light weight and easy to tote around. Overall I’m very pleased with this screen and I think it is a good value for the money I spent for it.

This is great! Pretty easy to put together and take apart. The pieces all fit nicely back into the case afterward. I did need my grandson to help me for one step in the installation (and I had to get a ladder...lol) but it was easy. It's just a standard stretchy sheet. It's thin enough that you can do a rear projection if you want.

I purchased this for a neighborhood outdoor movie night and it delivered. Using flexible fiberglass tent poles to stretch the screen is a brilliant idea and makes it super easy to set up. It took me 10-15 minutes to set up the first time because there were no instructions in my box, but it was pretty easy to figure out. Now it takes me (just me) about 3 minutes to set up. The tension created by the flexible poles is more than enough to take out all the wrinkles, and create a mostly level top (bows down just a little). The whole thing folds down into a very compact bag for easy storage. I was concerned that the screen would not be very reflective, but it is. Picture is bright, clear, and crisp.My only issue is with using Amazon Warehouse and buying a returned item. The item I got was supposed to be in "Like New" condition, but it wasn't. That's on Amazon, but they comped me with a discount after complaining. Next time, I would just wait for a new one to go on sale. I also contemplated upgrading to a bigger version, but elected not to after seeing the pictures of the 120 and 150 inch versions. It does not seem like the tension is strong enough to flatten the top on the bigger versions (all the pictures showed a huge sag at the top) which kind of defeats the purpose of going for a bigger screen. I will gladly keep my 100 inch version.

The screen material is very thin, and so needs to be against a wall or something dark to be useable. It goes together easily, and is OK for my use -- a portable screen to take with me in a small carrying case that assembles quickly and is large for a group presentation. I tested it and will actually use it next Thursday and if there are any problems note them.

I bought this screen to use outdoors. The screen frame went together quickly. It has a clever design in which the vertical supports and straps around the sides and bottom edge put a lot of tension on the screen fabric. This leaves the screen wrinkle-free, even with tree branches pushing the top edge down a bit. There are tie downs and ground stakes included. Use them or find something else to secure the screen - it is very light and even a gentle breeze will knock it down. I used a bungee cord to secure the frame to a tree. Images from the projector were bright and clear. It is possible to watch from either side - same image quality. The product description said something about rear-projection, but I did not try that. Not a fault of the screen, but something to consider: our projector’s light output is low, so the image was almost invisible until well after sunset. Depending on your intended use, perhaps consider getting a high-output projector.