Owlenz 100 inch Projection Screen 16:9 HD Foldable Anti-Crease Portable Projector Movies Screen for Home Theater Outdoor Indoor Support Double Sided Projection, 2 lbs Only

This does the job! Bought this to pair with the RAGU Z400 Mini Projector I bought recently (https://www.amazon.com/review/R24DOWNZJUKKNV/ref=pe_1098610_137716200_cm_rv_eml_rv0_rv). Intended use is backyard movies. I brought it on my camping trip this past weekend, just to check it out. I wouldn't normally watch movies while camping - but I was anxious to check it out and see how it delivered. I'm glad to report: It delivered!!Hanging it up was very easy and there were no issues. The material is stretchy, and was easy to configure it so that there were no wrinkles on the screen. I didn't make much effort to make it level, or take out the "tight spots" where I have it connected to the strings I used. I put it up fast and quick, in just a few minutes, then waited for it to get dark.At movie time, I found that I had a perfectly functioning movie screen. It is true that the light from the projector goes through the screen and lights up the area behind it. In fact, if you are "behind" the screen, you can watch the movie as a mirror image - with text being reversed, people driving on the wrong side of the road, etc. but it is perfectly watchable. This may not be desirable in many situations and you might want to "back" the screen with something opaque, such as a tarp. The manufacturer should just charge a little more and make it this way - with a black side and a white side. After the movie was over, I had no problems folding it up and putting it back into the nice bag that it came in.Overall, I was glad I made this purchase. It is a good deal for the price. I gave it 4 stars because I think they should make it with a black side to keep light from being visible on the other side of the screen (and it would probably help with reflectivity too). Overall: recommended purchase.

I had been projecting onto mostly unpainted wood, which worked ok but was a bit odd sometimes because knots in the wood showed through really well, as did the couple partly-painted areas. Putting up some pushpins to hang this screen from was a major improvement, with the only annoyance being a few small creases here and there (much less annoying than the knots!) and a little rippling along the lower side edges (which I could most likely remedy with a couple more pushpins in the bottom corner grommet holes.I particular appreciate the speed of deployment - pull it out of the bag, put the grommets up on the pushpins I've poked in my wall, easy. Putting away is only slightly slower because folding the screen to put back into the bag isn't as fast as unfolding. I blame entropy.

This (cloth) screen is convenient and light weight and can be folded up and transported easily for outdoor use, camping, etc. The issue that I have with it is that it is like hanging a sheet to project something on.If you are hanging it on say a white wall, white fence, house, etc then the picture will look ok. When hanging it up in my screen house and projecting a movie, it looks transparent and you can see through it as you can see from the picture. I even put a white shower curtain behind it to try and help. Now once it got completely dark outside, the picture looked much better, as seen in the second picture.I do like this screen for the ease of use and mobility of it and the price is not too bad. The eye holes are a great feature making it easy to hang up. However I feel like you would get the same performance from using a white bed sheet that you have in your linen closet. Therefore I am somewhat neutral on this product.

I am alwayd skeptical of wrinkle/crease free items but this screen was just that. Just to test out the claims i stuff it back into its bag as sloppy as possible and left over night. After hanging back up it had a couple superficial creases but they came out with only the help of gravity.If I was forced to find a negative it would be the mounting hardware. The supplied hooks tends to not be sticky enough to hold the screen at the tension you want a screen at, but considering I didnt know it came with any to begin with I can hardly be upset. Some cheap screw in hooks and it was good to go!The projector I have looks 100x better on this screen than just my white wall.

Got the screen few days back, however got a chance to use it today only. It comes with 3M stickers and hangers whatever you prefer, I prefer nails so set it up on the wall, you would really need to make sure that you do it neatly and spread the sheet evenly. The installation was pretty easy as expected. I don’t use the projector very often, and it was the first time I decided to use a screen. On the sheet the projection was better than on my wall obviously. With this low cost I think this is the best I would get. I am planning to use it my backyard as well... will update my review on it as well...

I really like this screen. I had previously bought a 120" one, but it was very thin. I could see paneling and a plugin cover behind it. Returned it, and bought this one based on reviews saying it wasn't too thin. This was easy to put up, and looks great. I saw a few people said that there were wrinkles when they got their screen, but I can't notice any wrinkles at all with the screen up. Projector looks great on it(only 300 ansi) too. Really happy with this screen and company for making my basement fun for movies and video gaming. Would happily buy other items from this company again.

This is a really good and light-weight screen. We used heavy duty staples to stretch this over the wall and we had no wrinkles at all. We really don't like the wrinkles as it can be noticeable when watching movies or playing games. only problem with stretching it out is that one side always seems to be off. This is because of the uneven amount of stretch on the top and bottom, though our projection was still perfect, so I think it is worth having one side look weird. The hooks it comes with was pretty crappy, so I don't recommend using them. one came off and took paint off my wall.