Projector Screen Indoor,JWSIT 100 inch Outdoor Movie Screen-Upgraded 3 Layers PVC 16:9 Outdoor Projector Screen,Portable Video Projection Screen with Carrying Bag for Home Theater Backyard

I've tried 2 previous times to have an outdoor projector screen. The first time was with projector fabric with a homemade frame made out of pine. Too cumbersome (drilling to set up and undrilling to store, and the wood pieces were long and the fabric eventually got damaged). Then I tried to build my own with PVC pipe and a fabric meant for projector screens, but when tensioning the fabric tightly, the frame would twist. This item is simply fantastic. It took me 10 minutes to set it up the first time. I had to really yank on the fabric to snap it in (should stretch with use and be easier). The quality of the image is so much better (high quality screen and blackout). It is lightweight. The aluminum components seem durable. It comes with its own case and the screen fabric has its own separate case to fit in the main bag. I had looked at many cheaper versions. And I saw some other more expensive ones that utilized the snap-in mode for the fabric (best in my opinion). This one was the least expensive and seemed to have the best customer service. Couldn't be happier and I will be hosting many more movie nights because this thing is so good, easy and sturdy to use.

After much research, I decided to purchase this particular screen and I couldn’t be happier. It arrived on time. I was a bit concerned about the packaging because it looked like it “could have been” repackaged. After opening it, you could tell it was brand spanking new, so my concern quickly went away. Setup of the frame was extremely easy and straightforward. Took less than 10 minutes first time through. Frame seems extremely sturdy. The screen itself seems of decent quality. The thing that sold me on this particular screen was that the back of it is black. Using the screen outdoors, keeps any sunlight behind it at bay and makes for a great picture at dusk. Attaching it to the frame was a snap…literally. Many snaps all round the frame are used to attach the screen and when finished you have an extremely tight screen on the frame. At no time did I feel like I was going to tear the screen when attaching it. I attached the top two corners first to keep it from touching the ground. Snapped all the snaps across the top, then down one of the sides. Used the attached loops at the corners to pull the screen tight to the bottom corners then snapped the remaining snaps across the bottom and the final side. I attached two pictures. One is an inside one when I first set it up. All the curtains were open in the house and it provided a great picture in the middle of the day. The screen was easy to remove from the legs and we were able to keep it assembled and take it out the patio door without taking the frame/ screen apart. Once outside, all we needed to do was set it back onto the legs. We used the provided stakes to keep the screen securely standing upright incase there happened to be breeze kick up Second picture is the setup we had outside for our first outdoor movie night.

Excellent experience with the set up plus quality. It was definitely very easy to set up. The screen material was wrinkle free. The white screens quality once I projected a movie it looked fantastic. I love the fact that a carrying case is provided. A place for everything and everything in its place. The frame assembles very easy and disassembled also easy. The screen snaps to the frame fit perfectly not leaving the screen sagging. I love a product that has no complications to assemble or disassemble.

While I haven't officially used it yet, I did assemble it in my house. The setup is straightforward and I did it by myself in under 15 minutes. Next time I assemble I could easily get it down to 10 minutes max. The hardest thing with screens like this is snapping on the screen to the frame. I would recommend you follow the sequence they put in the instructions and if you don't it won't be bad. I was impressed by the components. The aluminum frame is sturdy and the screen material is thick. I deal in a lot of professional projection screens for work from manufacturers like AV Franklin, Dalite and AV Stumpfl. Those screens can run into the thousands of dollars which is why I am impressed with this one. For the money you get a very good quality screen and will last many years if you take care of it. The most fragile component on any projection screen is typically the actual screen. With screens like this that snap on, it's important to take care during disassembly to make sure you fold the screen back properly ensuring that none of the snaps are folded onto the white part of the screen. If you do you run the risk of damaging the screen. I'm looking forward to using this and I'm glad I spent a bit more as the quality is worth it. I'm saving a star just in case since I just got this and I cannot confirm long term use. I'll report back if something changes.

Solid, quality projector screen. After watching a couple assembly videos, I was able to set up my 110” screen in about 10 minutes by myself. This replaces a saggy, flimsy tripod screen I had for a couple of years. This screen and frame are very well designed andd it’s so easy to set up. The only issue I had was snapping a couple of the corner snaps. It was very cold today and the box was delivered outside my home, so after unpacking, the vinyl screen was cold and difficult to stretch. I let it warm up and then was able to snap both corners. Love how the feet are wide and very stable. I will be using this exclusively indoors, but I can see how this would work outside using the tie downs it comes with. The 3 layer screen is thick and results in a beautiful image. No bleed through. Really happy with this screen.

This replaced a 2014 same-size "camp chef" screen that was made of steel tubes and eventually broke. This screen is much lighter than steel, and is straightforward to set up and to tear down. It appears to be sturdy enough to last several seasons, but only time will tell. I had it set up for nearly a week, and it was solid. We used it for several evenings and the projected image was sharp and bright. It's not the world's flattest screen so it may not be as good for zooming the content to fill the screen entirely (screen edges maybe a smidge uneven and there are tiny bumps underneath from the frame itself). These are very minor critiques for a screen of this size and cost, and lightweight form factor. The frame is lightweight but should be okay if care is taken with it (ie not being rough on the screen), and also not leaving it out in weather or wind. Also we very much appreciated that the screen comes in a well designed bag with walled off compartments and clear instructions for both setup and teardown. This feels like a thoughtful product, and little features like the carrying bag are a joy to discover in 2025.

Screen arrived in a travel/storage bag with all components in divided compartments. The frames is light weight and easily assembled per the enclosed directions. It was a little difficult to get that fourth corner snap in place on the new screen but, having said that the screen surface is taught as a drum! The screen material is ultra white which should provide a very bright viewing surface!

Great product. Several friends have the Kodak inflatable and it sounds like a carnival ride while you’re trying to watch a movie with the blower going - plus they sag and blow around like a kite — so I didn’t want this type. I bought a Nebula Anker Mars II which is the IPhone of projectors (easy and works) and I wanted a screen that was easy and good quality to match. This one had good reviews and I liked some dude saying he is in a breezy place and it doesn’t move. The frame is aluminum and super easy. You basically just open it up. My 9 year old daughter helped me. We then added the legs (also aluminum). The screen is a sheet that snaps on around the frame. We got the 12ft one and it was awesome. All in it was a 4-5min job. We used the frame/screen in the yard for a movie night. It was breezy and it stood solid. The trees were blowing around and it didn’t even wobble (and I used not ropes or guides). It is a great product for family movies. Our guests were all walking up close to it saying they couldn’t believe the picture quality. At the end of the evening, after the guests left and kids had crashed, I was able to take it down easily in 4-5min despite a heavy bbq and wine session. Cha-ching.