150 inch Projection Screen 16:9 Foldable Anti-Crease Portable Projector Movies Screen for Office Home Theater Outdoor Indoor Support Double Sided Projection

I have been very happy with this screen. I use it in the backyard to watch sports, movies, music videos or gaming. Very lightweight and the fabric somewhat allows breezes to pass through it a bit so I’m not terribly concerned about it being ripped away in my windy area. Love that it doesn’t wrinkle even if I don’t do a careful job of folding it prior to packing it away. Only complaint I have is that the fabric tends to pull away from the grommets over time, I’ve never had one completely rip out but it appears it could happen eventually, especially in significant wind but at the reasonable price it’s not an issue to replace eventually if it happens, I already have two in case of emergency. It definitely looks better with a mild stretch on the fabric but the material has some elasticity and is easy to work with. This screen ensures I spend more time enjoying our backyard.

Really huge projector screen. Unfortunately, I had to return it. Because it was to big. The material was thick and heavy great for outdoor use.

It's fine. Gets the job done about as well as a bed sheet, so considering the price, there isn't much to complain about.As a temporary solution for an every now and then movie night it will get the job done, but the image quality is not good enough for a real home theater setup. It washes out the image and suffers with some noticeable blooming in dark scenes. And it's translucent enough that you can still see everything behind the screen when the projector light shines through the screen and bounces light back through the back of the screen.This causes the image to actually be less bright and lower quality than it is when just using a plain white wall.But it is better than projecting on to the French doors and blinds, so I'm glad I bought it. 150 inch screen really sells the theatrical experience far better than the 100 inch screen I use normally.

Easy installation and awesome quality

We’re using this when showing movies in the backyard on the back of our (brick) garage. It really makes a huge difference even though our brick is painted a light color. The material is very stretchy & does still retain some remnants of the fold lines due to shipping, but absolutely unnoticeable when watching movie. I store it just thrown into a bin, no creases or anything. We show movies sporadically, so it made sense to drill into mortar lines between bricks & permanently install stainless steel eyes & hooks. I didn’t try to match the position of the brass eyelets on screen (too difficult to lay out), but installed a perimeter slightly larger than the screen. I then run the included string through the ss hooks (& eyes at 4 corners), forming a slightly larger rectangle than the screen. I use bungee cords on the corners, then s-hooks through the screen’s eyelets & attach them to the screen. I found it much easier to do it this way rather than try to hit the exact attachment points on the screen & it stretches nicely without stressing those points. Really easy to put up/take down as I don’t want to leave it up in the elements. Very happy with this screen.

Inexpensive and functional

This worked well for the price initially. I eventually upgraded to a motorized one which I love much better. This one worked well enough at the beginning, although it’s not very aesthetically pleasing to have all those hooks on the wall.

I wouldn’t suggest buying this product if your projector screen is any larger than ~140 inches. As you can see, with my 150 inch projection, it just barely covers everything BUT ONLY WITH thumbtacks and nails. The included hooks are not sticky enough to withstand the weight of the cloth, it will fall off. My only solution was to use SO MANY thumbtacks and nails interchangeably or else it’d sag too much and look awful. Not to mention, although it clearly is capable of stretching to fit the screen, it was not without immense effort and the thumbtacks constantly flying off. I would have benefitted more from more nails, but that would have also meant creating larger holes in the fabric. If you’re looking to install this, I suggest using large thumbtacks/pushpins. This job would also probably have been easier with more than one person, as I had to do it all on my own.In the end, after all the struggling and sore fingers, the screen looks good. Obviously there are no wrinkles thanks to the fact that I’ve stretched it out to its limit. The fabric is soft, feel nice for its price, and functions well as a projector screen. Its also is very easy to fold and take anywhere else if you so need to, but trust me, once you’ve had to set it up once, you’ll never want to so much as touch the it again. My screen will inevitably fall off at some point, I only hope I’ve gotten one that really does fit nicely and has actually good hooks by the time that happens.