Mdbebbron 120 inch Projector Screen 16:9 Foldable Anti-Crease Portable Projector Movies Screens for Home Theater Outdoor Indoor Support Double Sided Projection

Works great. Folds or rolls up nicely. It's like spandex material, it doesn't have creases or hard lines. Very forgiving for a nice flat stretched surface. Made pretty well for $20. The extra hook spacing is why I picked this one, so it would have less pressure per hook when stretching. Works great on the wall. Overall good and bright. Has some good stretch to it to get all waves out. Fits a 120" screen edge to edge. I'm using it a closer to 110~115" diagonal image without trying to perfect it. So with effort you can get it exactly to 120" so keep that in mind. I oversize screens so there's error room for fast setup and fun. Overall extremely pleased for $20.

Used cheap hemp rope to secure this to a pavilion up at a hunting lodge to bring the playoffs out to the fire. Steady winter wind and snow and the screen didn’t move, ripple or wave.Set up a 10 year old projector to project from the rear and it looked GREAT looked even better when darkness fell. Rear projection will not work in bright sunlight. But worked well later in the afternoon on a cloudy/snowy day.People could clearly see the action from much more than 50 ft away. The one pic was taken before dinner the other one late at night. I wasn’t taking the pictures with the intent of putting them in a review; my phone struggled with compensating for darkness/the fire/the image on the screen… the image was clear and crisp.This screen was awesome for what we neededGreat value.I hope this helps

Functionality great, Screen design great, Sturdiness great, ease of use excellent, fit great.

Super soft and thick with nice weight to it. It was so easy to set up and feels sturdy, screen size as advertised. The screen looks good and does exact what I need it to do. I set it up outside and inside as it comes with command style easy off hooks. Also comes with rope for alternative hanging.

This was a "wait and see" purchase, and wow is it cool. I project movies outside on the back of my house sometimes and wanted a large format screen that I could pack up in a dufflebag when not in use. I built a simple pvc frame that has flathead screws along it at every screen grommet so it stretches cleanly. I can't vouch for using rope to hang this screen, as it is very soft and stretchy. Not sure how that would go. So far I am impressed with the opacity and quality of the fabric, we'll see how long the grommets hold up. Definitely worth it for atleast occasional to semi frequent use.

Great way to view tv and movies at home! We have an Epson Projector set up and the screen mounted on the living room wall in an apartment so we needed something not so permanent. Before buying I suggest you take following into consideration:1. Project your image on the wall where you want to view and measure the size(s) your projector canachieve. I like the picture to fill the entire screen as much as possible.2. Look on line to find out what the average center screen height should be for your viewing.This screen measurements are 52 H x 105 L . I had no choice but to mount it an Inch from the top of the ceiling and down to just at the base of my piano. It looks massive when you walk into the room. I would have liked it to be more of a centered picture frame on the wall just slightly larger than the picture. We have gotten use to the size, but If I buy again I will downsize.3. Take your time and use two people to measure and mark the placement for each hook . Do just three across the top at a time. Put the hooks on the screen (not the wall don't glue them yet) and slightly stretch the screen so there is no sagging and mark where you want each hook. Do across the top first then down one side then the other. Important: Once you peel the paper off the hooks to glue them on the wall you MUST PRESS AND HOLD EACH HOOK for the recommended time. I let them stay overnight before hanging the screen and they haven't fallen off. Buy some 3M Command Squares and use them on the black frame between the eyelets for a straighter, secure mounting and comes in handy should you have a wrinkle. We now have some corner wrinkles, nothing major, outside the picture I'll use them on.- The picture is great just depends on your projector lamp brightness.- We replaced ours online for a great price on at Jaspertronics.com great prices and quality. We bought an after market lamp that fits our Epson and couldn't be happier.- Even if we replace the lamp each year for 10 years it will cost us less than half the price of a 40" TV.- We can hook up an iPhone and get HD TV and videos which look spectacular and we have the biggest picture in the neighborhood.Great Screen! Recommended!

The screen itself is fine, works well with our projector. Haven’t tried washing it yet so hopefully it will hold up when we do. My gripe is that the clips that come with it are useless. The adhesive just doesn’t stay on the back of the clip for more than 12 hours so we have to keep replacing them. Going to have to buy different clips for it.

This aided is in our movie theater experience. Quick and easy to install, the size is perfect for us, and the picture that shows up on it is just 🤌🏼 chef's kiss.There are ways that you can make it more permanent, but the removal of the hooks you are supplied with is a breeze. Thick enough material that it doesn't rip easily and lightweight enough that it doesn't break the hooks it comes with when you stretch it out.