Projector Screen and Stand, Portable Projector Screen, 120 Inch 16:9, Outdoor Projection Screen, 1.2 Gain, 160 Degree View Angle, 2 Mounting Modes, Fast Setup, Idea for Home Cinema, Backyard Party.

Screen is excellent quality. A little difficult to set up as 1 person but doable. Very easy when you have a second person to help hold the screen.

For a portable screen, this can't be beat. Amazingly light weight. Easy to set up (especially if two people . . . the screen stretches between "cross" rods that hold it taught). Nice carrying bag. Nothing to complain about and exactly what I wanted.

I purchased the 120" screen was a little worried that I couldn't set it up by myself it took me literally under 10 minutes from unboxing to complete setup I couldn't be happier with how easy it was, giving 4 Stars because I haven't actually used it as of yet but by the looks of the screen it's a quality screen the stand is good nothing beefy but seems like it will last for a long time with care, I would recommend it to anyone looking for a portable projector screen.

Easy to set up. This is best used indoors, unless you stake down the corners with twine.The screen is thick and good quality, it isn't easy to wrinkle.Just keep in mind that you can't project from the back like the ones that use 2 legs and a perimeter frame.

We were looking for a solution for our projector that would work in different situations. We like to watch sports and movies on our patio sometimes but we also like to take our projector on vacation for movie nights in a rental property. Almost all of the screens available are for one use or the other but not both. I happened to find this screen and after reading the reviews, I decided to try it out as it was on a flash sale. So far, I am glad I did but with a couple of points of concern. First, the screen material is thick, unlike most outdoor screens which are made of thin material (more on that below). It is much more like a good indoor screen material, and it is rolled in its own tube, with all the other parts separate in the sling pack so it cannot be scratched or gouged by them. Once it is unrolled, it is completely wrinkle and wave free and really seems of high quality. Also, the spider-like legs that crisscross the back, feature some spring tension which holds the screen even and flat. What I really like about that is that assembly is pretty much a one-person affair. The stand seems sturdy enough and adjusting it up or down is a breeze. I bought the 1.2 gain white screen in the 80" size and find it to put out a good picture, although so far, I have only set it up inside where light was pretty controlled. I find screens for this projector (1500 ANSI lumens) all have tradeoffs between wash out in higher gains from ambient light to dimness at lower gains. Right now, I think the white is the best overall for my use case, but your mileage may vary. Also, I would point out that mine did come with the wall mount bracket, which the literature says is optional, and based on how it works, it would easily make this screen perfect for use in a permanent install inside, although the screen itself does have four grommets in the corners that would also allow you to mount it flat to the wall.This brings me to (potential) downsides as far as I can see to this point, having only set it up once. First, although the stand comes with stakes to hold it down in the ground, this heavy-duty screen material, because it does not let any air through like most outdoor screens, would probably be a giant sail in any measurable wind at all and the tension rods on the back are definitely not equally heavy duty, which could lead to problems outside. Right now, I am leaning towards hanging it on the wall beside our patio instead of using the stand and as stated above, it can be hung without the tension rods if preferred. As far as using inside, I really think this is what the product would excel at. In an apartment or vacation rental it can be mounted on a wall or set up on the stand and should make for a great experience watching movies and playing video games. Overall, this is a great product with a much-higher-than-expected screen material. For the right use case, it is a great buy.

Invested in a legit home theater projector so needed a good screen to go with it, very happy with this purchase so far.As a heads up - I purchased this for outdoor usage and winds WILL move this thing. It includes some stakes and I had some string laying around. Securing it to the ground with those kept any winds from moving it in 15mph conditions. With no winds, I'd imagine it'd be perfectly stable and sturdy without any extra effort.It's very easy to assemble, all you need to know is that the arm bars marked 1 go on the top and the arm bars marked 2 go below them. The number labels should be pointing backwards.The screen did have a few of the lines/wrinkles that other reviews have mentioned, but when set up with optimal lighting they're basically invisible. The screen set up is kind of ingenious. The retractable arms of the support bars make it so that the screen is taught at all times.Since it's easy to assemble, it's just as easy to disassemble. Keep the tube that comes with it, detatch the screen from two clamps on one side, and roll it tightly going from one side to the other, and it stores very easily in the tube it was provided with.Picture quality looks fantastic after sunset with my Optoma HD26. Great value for the money.

This screen is amazing! We needed it for viewing old family slides. Set up is easy. Very sturdy. The storage bag is a great addition. Would definitely recommend this product!

I really wanted this to be the perfect one. It's built nice and logical and the set up for the tripod is quick. 1 serious problem. You cannot connect the screen without a 2nd person. Please BEWARE that hanging this thing without a 2nd person is a massive challenge. The little hooks on the edge of the poles arent long enough to hold the screen on one side without having someone else on the other side hooking the top one at the same time. I even tried placing it on the floor to do it alone and still will not work. The solution is to make the hooks longer or create a lock to told it in. Like allow the hook to twist onto the screen somehow.So because it's doesn't allow you to set it up alone, I have to give this thing only 3 stars. The directions are extremely misleading by having 1 person putting it together. Yes you can setup the poles as one person but adding that screen, needs 2 people. No way around it with the current design