Projector Screen 150 inch, OWLENZ Portable Outdoor Movie Projector Screen 16:9 Anti-Crease Foldable Washable Projection Screen for Home Theater Outdoor Indoor Support Double Sided Projection

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Made a frame out of PVC pipe and it worked ot even better than expected.. great product

The screen itself is great quality as like most other ones.The small plastic hooks use 2 sided tape to stretch and adhere it to the wall are completely useless as they dont stick to the wall and fall off , so I had to use drywall screws and some small washers to go through the hooks causing some minor wrinkles in the corners but not a big deal really.

I bought this screen after a failed attempt with a blow up screen. This is a great screen! I built a PVC frame and attached Velcro strap to the frame and to the screen to stretch it out. You don't have to worry about creasing the screen with this great fabric! It's great for indoors, in my garage, or outside, in my driveway! I store it in a bag in my garage to keep bugs off it. I've had a few fly poop spots on it when I left it up.

Great screen, I use this as the primary screen for our projector in a home theatre and it works very well. I have also used it outside with a projector throwing the image from behind and it has performed well in that use case as well.

The product is thing and like a cloth material that's almost see thru when you stretch it. This is ideal for a dark roomwith a free wall to mount it to. Otherwise I'd recommend getting a screen thats this with a mount.

Easy to put up. We just used this screen for Memorial Day weekend. We set it up inside so that the kids could watch a movie and we were able to watch the movie from the outside. The picture quality is great. It looked like you were watching from a really giant regular tv because the picture quality was that good. Very pleased.

This screen works OK but I wouldn't recommend it; the material is semi-transparent (almost like a very fine synthetic gauze) so any wall color behind the screen will show through. My projector also has a hard time auto-focusing with this screen because there are really two depths at play: the wall and the screen. Projections look better than they would on a red wall (ie. in my bedroom) , but not as well as they do on a reasonably clean white wall.Maybe it's intended for ultralight backpack projecting? It's a reasonably well-made of a bad design, but ultimately it feels like a cash-in to take advantage of the Amazon marketplace sorting nightmare.