Abdtech100 inch Projector Screen and Stand,Portable Projector Screen 4K HD Rear Front Projection Screen with Carry Bag for Outdoor Indoor Home Theater Backyard Cinema Travel

We bought this screen to go along with an inexpensive projector we got here off of Amazon.We hid screen is a fantastic size at 120” and we LOVE it.We bought it so we could have a movie night in the park or up the canyon whenever we wanted.The screen is made of a sheet type material, but it is stretchy and robust.It is very easy to install and get set up. It comes with all sorts of ways to anchor it to the ground, stakes and guide lines to secure it in place.It comes with a convenient bag to store it all when not in use.I have only used it outdoors so far and it was easy to hold it in place with rocks that were found.

I purchased the 100in- easy to assemble- flimsy when moving alone because there is no cross brace- once situated, stands up with no issue- I have NOT tested it outdoors in wind, but it comes with water weight donuts, rope, and anchors- the case is compact and pieces are light. It will be easy to travel with- it was easy to assemble on my own (I'm 5'4") in the house, but I did lay it in the floor. If assembling outside, I would want help (or a blanket) to avoid that.I plan to return it for the 120in!

The aluminum frame is lightweight and sturdy enough. Try to find a nice flat piece of ground though, or the base can be a little tricky to balance and get it to stand straight. A DIY guy wire might help if needed. I also have a tough time believing the tiny provided stakes would hold it in place if windy. I use the sandbag leg wraps I got for my canopy tent. The cloth screen itself is decent. The fabric is a bit thin, and I worry it could wear out with time or easily get ripped or punctured by an errant pole during setup. Since it doesn't have a black or opaque backing, you can expect to lose a little projector brightness on it too. Other than that, it is pretty wrinkle free, as advertised, so that's a big plus. It also hangs pretty well on the frame. Everything packs neatly and easily into the provided carry case too. No need to cram anything. Setup is not hard per-se, but expect it to be a two person job if you aren't a tall person. I'm 6'2" with a generous armspan and can get it up myself in 5-10 minutes, but it's hard to do without the screen hitting the ground a few times. That bugs me since I really don't want to get it dirty. It is advertised as machine washable, but again, I worry it would wear out if you had to keep washing it.All in all a solid buy for the price, and you probably aren't getting better without spending considerably more. It works fine for my purposes, which is to project a movie onto it in the backyard as a fun summertime novelty.

Got the 120". Excellent outdoor screen. Just needed weights on the base to deal with mild/moderate wind as the stakes don't hold well (I used 4 bricks). Super fast setup and breakdown -- about 3 min with 2 people once you've done it a few times.I'd also suggest marking the 3 longer poles that go on the top to make it even faster to id them (I used electric tape) and you can leave the plastic connectors on 4 of the side poles and they will still fit easily in the bag. Marking the top of the screen itself at the 2 corners somehow could help too so you could start inserting the top pole without needed to unfurl the screen as much to figure out its orientation.

I was curious how good this could possibly be at this price, and was happy to find out it's really good. the material doesn't wrinkle on the screen, rear projection is clear, the frame is easy to put together and the design is very simple. The trick may be the weight of the fabric? Anyhow, only used it a couple of times indoors so far, but it has a kit for stabilizing it outside come summer. Fits into the go-bag easily. Also, there was a missing piece and I wasn't sure if I should return it or try to get the part. I wrote the company on Saturday, got a reply on Sunday and they fixed the problem right away. So, I'm happy with this purchase.

UPDATED 6-28. RETURNED DEFECTIVE UNIT AND RECEIVED NEW ONE. SIDE TUBES AND BASE TUBES FIT PROPERLY. SCREEN IS QUITE LARGE. WE USED INSIDE TO TEST IT OUT. PROJECTOR WAS ABOUT 10 FEET FROM SCREEN. PICTURE QUALITY FINE. HAVEN'T TESTED OUTDOORS YET. UPGRADED FROM 1 TO 3 STARS. WOULD PROBABLY HAVE GIVEN 4 STARS HAD I NOT HAD ISSUES TO BEGIN WITH.(Original Review) - Quality control severely lacking with this product. The diameter of the metal base tube is too large to properly fit with the side tube. I could not slide it over and down to connect it. I was afraid to use a rubber mallet to try and pound the base onto the tube for fear it would get stuck and I wouldn't be able to store it. Also the features say wrinkle free fabric but the instructions say not to fold the screen. The screen is folded when it arrived and you can't it back into the plastic and the carrying bag without folding it up.

Arrived on time and well-packaged, and came with its own black canvas carry case for easy storage and transport. I had looked at some screens that suggested ironing the fabric, but this fabric is marvelously wrinkle-free and should not be ironed. Instructions were simple, and as I slipped the frame together I marveled at how well engineered it was. The top bars are slightly longer than the sides, so I used a permanent marker to indicate that -- the top and two side bars come in three pieces each. Once assembled, there were no droop folds or wrinkles that I had seen on other screens. The screen is taut and smooth. The base has these wonderful holes that allow a pin (4 included) to be pushed through and into the lawn or soil to anchor the screen. I still wouldn't trust this screen in windy conditions without some tie ropes from the corners. Well manufactured and well designed. All in all, I was very satisfied with this screen and it was easy to watch a movie on.