Foldable Projector Screen 120 inch with Combined Pole Frame 16:9 HD 4K Anti-Crease Portable Double Sided Rear Projection Screen

This screen was great. Set your projector up first then use that to align the screen. Make sure all outlets are covered behind it or the same color. Would buy again as a replacement if this became dirty.

Screen is visibly dirty from the packaging. Frame is flimsy at best. The design is extremely difficult to take apart since the poles are cylindrical and spin when trying to unscrew them. Looking to return this item

The only thing I can say bad about this screen is that the biggest it comes in is 120" I was really searching for at least 150". But the 120" is nice and ready to assemble.

Tried two of these. One was missing pieces and both of them had large blemishes on the screen. Returned both

Got the screen today, can never put the frame rods to be straight, the screen is see through (which is okay ) and had black dirt lines all over it as pictured

PROS- Works well. Yes, there are little wrinkles, but when you're actually using it, you can't see them.- Small and light, so in that sense, portable.CONS- Would be better if the poles were threaded with a stretchy cord like tent poles are.- Would be more portable it if came with a bag. If you open the box from the side, perhaps you could attach handles to the box.USE RECOMMENDATIONSThese apply when you're using it like me: as a portable screen for parties at your own home or someone else's, when you already own stands, and you don't have another person to help you. I haven't actually done it this way yet, but it can't be worse than the way I did it, which was a lot of work.0) Think carefully about where to put the screen, stand, projector, player/laptop/media source, speakers, and furniture so that everything will work together harmoniously.1) Lay a clean sheet in the room where you plan to set it up. to prevent lint or whatever from getting on the screen. (Might not be necessary.)2) Assemble your stand horizontally, with the feet at the place where the stand will be standing. I used a background stand I already owned for photography.3) Assemble screen next to the stand so that its top is near the horizontal bar of your stand.4) Using silicone twist ties, tie the rings of the screen to the horizontal bar of your stand.(I bought Abnaok silicone twist ties and silicone ties from Harbor Freight Tools; any should work well)5) Attach a broom handle to the top bar of your stand with a silicone tie.6) Raise the stand into place.

I like the product and I find it easy to use. However, I seemed to have misplaced a piece of the metal frame. I have had it while and no longer have the packaging. I can't find a website for it so see if I can order the part I am missing or not. Anyone happen to know what it might be?

Do knoe bye its flemzy and missing parrs cant use

Screen came with 2 foot long vertical stains on it near the top, and also appears to be 2 pieces glued together as seen by the 2” mark almost across the whole screen!!! The frame is garbage and came with multiple unglued pieces. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT, customer service did nothing to help with the issue either. Couldn’t even spell my name right!!

Pas bien emballé il avait une grande barre noir en plein milieu. Même après un gros lavage ne pare pas