Projector Screen with Stand, Upgraded 3 Layers PVC 120 inch 4K HD 16:9 Outdoor/Indoor Portable Front Projection Screen, Foldable Video Projection Screen with Carry Bag for Home Theater Backyard Movie

No simple plug and play now. With little to no effort, I was able to complete assembly in my backyard with little effort at all. There was a marked increase in screen clarity, and that was how it looked when I used my old viewsonic pjd5155 DLP projector. My purchase was a great buy, but I still wanted to get the JWSIT 135" screen setup instead, but at the time, it was all sold out. However, my constant Amazon browsing finally paid off, and I found ONE gently used setup for over a $100 I'm OFF by a hundred bucks! Similarly, I had to get a hold of it. I've purchased many used items from Amazon and they have all been satisfactory so long as they are shipped from Amazon. As usual, things didn't change this time either. I had no issues with it whatsoever. It was brand new! I was just as impressed by the screen image as I was with the 120" A grey tint was not present on the viewing screen, but a two-toned effect was present This Gemmy had a 144" screen but the padded white and black was perfect, and the upsize was amazing. It also ended up having a slightly larger viewing area than my original 144". As a result, I am not only fortunate to have two awesome JWSIT setups, but I can also reluctantly lend out my 120" to friends and family who come around just drooling.

Kathryn Luna

| Dec 31, 2020

After investing in a projector recently, I thought it would be nice to watch movies outside with my children at night during the summer. I bought this 100 inch outdoor projector screen with stand, and it turned out to be much more than I expected. This bag is very easy to carry since it has a handle with velcro strap. Everything comes inside a nice storage bag that has dividers inside for separating and arranging different parts of the stand. A snap of the finger is all it takes to snap the screen into the frame, since the frame simply unfolds. The user manual has very clear instructions with pictures, and if you read them, you will learn to snap in the 4 corners first.
The screen snaps into the frame perfectly so there will be no creases or With a black material on the back and very thick and high-quality material on the front to prevent light from entering, the screen is very opaque and thick. Lastly, once the screen has been snapped into the frame, you just extend the legs and slide them into the bottom of the frame, then screw the big knob screw by hand in place, and you're done! To add even more stability, the leg stands have openings at the front and back that can be used to insert the ground stakes included with them. It was very clear and glossy with no reflection or distortion in the video projected on the screen. Our family movie night in the backyard wasn't the same without this screen. I found disassembling the storage bag to be just as easy, and everything fit easily back into the bag afterward. A perfect 5 out of 5! It is recommended that you use this projector screen with stand if you are holding an outdoor event. I believe you can also use it indoors. I would highly recommend this product!.

Maddox Logan

| Feb 09, 2021

I can see from being an engineer that they put a lot of effort into the design of the movie screen to make it easy to set up. As I watch the whole thing unfold I am blown away at how strong and stable the frame becomes. Screens snap into place quickly, keeping the screen nice and tight and without any wrinkles as you see on *This is crucial they instruct you to snap the sides first, and then the corners. So, you have to follow their instructions. The cord supplied with the screen frame is used to stabilize it once it has been assembled. I did not use the spikes throughout the base as suggested here, but rather used the full length of the cord and law spikes. I recently purchased this item as one of the best items I have ever bought, when it arrived, it took me no time to set up for our first movie night, the whole family enjoyed it.

Lylah NORTH

| Jun 12, 2021

In a nutshell With a proper screen, I was mesmerized by the image. When I had used the wall, I had been happy with the projector, but with a screen, it was day one. It's getting late. Gaming was made easier due to the noticeable improvement in contrast. This is a really nice set of This screen is considered to be more cost efficient than the screens we have Whenever we go camping with the grandkids, I want to bring a portable movie screen to set up quickly when we are on the go. My experiments with DIY PVC tubes black out cloth with bungy chords movie screens turned out to be too time-consuming and I watched a few YouTube videos about it, so I was pretty confident I would be able to build it. The frame was about as straightforward as For the frame to open, it takes 30 seconds, and for the legs to be attached, it takes 20 seconds. - 100% Recommendation.

Dennis Harper

| Dec 17, 2020

It is an excellent projector to watch movies outside or indoors. It is very easy to set up. Includes a bag so you can keep everything in one place. During storage, the screen folds, causing fold lines on the screen, but they don't cause any problems to the picture. I didn't notice any fold lines when You can try using a hairdryer to try to get rid of the lines though, as it says in the instructions. It is completely black on the back of the screen, so no light enters from there. While it is necessary to have the movie in very dark conditions to see it well, you can still see it in partially dark (as seen in the pictures below). As soon as the screen is snapped to the frame, it becomes a part of I found it a bit harder to snap the last few pictures, but only because I had to pull the screen nice and tight to snap them. While mounted to the frame, it has hooks on top that allow you to hang the screen on a wall while attached to the frame. Also, the strings can be passed through the hooks at the back of the projector and be hung from the ground to stabilize the screen outside. The projector does have to be relatively close to fill the entire screen properly, as shown in the picture.

Addisyn WESTON

| Feb 05, 2021