100-Inch 2-in-1 Outdoor Indoor Portable Projector Screen with Triangle Stand or Hanging Design, Movie Projection for Camping, Recreational Events, Home Theater, Gaming (OS100)

Only used it once so far using a projector I purchased previously. I watched a scary movie outside at night with family which was very exciting. Very impressed with how great a movie looks on this screen. The material is what's recommended for projectors. This is such a great product with great quality. Easy to install and take down (approx 10 min). Decent support system. Screen is much bigger than expected. I am over six feet tall and stood next to it when up and I was impressed. I cannot wait for this summer to entertain. Parts are basically what you will get in a hardware store, however it is nice how it comes together and is easily capable of being mobile due to the bag that comes with it. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is planning to invest in something like this to use for family fun, sporting events, video games, or even camping (which I will be doing all these). My kids are very excited about using it for their birthday parties as well. Score!!! (Fistpump)

Impressively large! Fast to put up and take down. We've used it at two events now and lost the directions at the first. Second event was different volunteers but they set it up with ease even without the directions. Screen is super nice and no wrinkles if you roll it up as it comes. Two things to know: 1) this will not allow rear projection. The screen is very thick and nice, too thick to rear project but that's what makes it such a nice screen. 2) You're going to need more space in the back than I think the product photos prepare you for. It's large enough inside the interior "triangle" frame that we considered setting up a computer station in there to use the space. It's bigger than I expected, but one reason we picked this over other options was the frame seemed more durable and we liked the support the back frame gives it for tipping over. Which is true, it's very sturdy on its own and if we ever use it outside it will be really easy to anchor.

I was tasked to find an outdoor projector screen. The triangle design makes sense for outdoor but is way too large for indoor use in a regular room. The triangle design works really nicely. Many of the others are either blown up with air or only have stands on the side, which may cause it to fall. The 100" screen is a good size to start at for any projector screening, any larger and the prices goes up quick. It doesn't weigh much at all when in the carry bag or assembled. The bag is as long as the height of the screen. This helps when traveling or moving it from place to place. This also causes it to use a lot of pieces but build or tear down is about 10 to 15 minutes and not overly complicated. You can put it together on your own but its recommended to have a second person, makes things go faster. It uses Velcro to strap the screen to the frame, they hold quite well. The screen falls a bit short but keep in mind there is no perfect outdoor screen.1: Even though the screen is rolled and not folded, the screen still contains wrinkles. I'm not replacing a movie theater, so its not really noticeable2: The metal rings along the top and sides create a imprint on the screen itself and at times, leaves a discolored mark from the rings3: There are no holes along the bottom for a nice tight fit. It appears a bit wavy at the bottom without being strapped4: Because of the triangle design, it goes back about 6 feetFor me this screen is a keeper, it take very little space when not in use. This is key because its not going to be used everyday. Its easy to put together and take apart. The instructions aren't the best but after doing it once, you won't forget. I look forward to using it for summer events.

The frame base is a triangle with 3 equal sides, providing a large, stable base. It is easy to assemble, and even the first time only took 15 minutes to be up and working.The surface of the screen works well with the Epson 3000 lumen projector, and the image was easily visible with room lighting turned on.I used it to project a live view of my hands, teaching a group of 50 people pocket knife safety - 25 8-9 year old boys, and their parents.When I setup the screen the second time, I found I misplaced the hooks used to hang the screen while securing it. I emailed JaeilPLM at 10pm at night and had a reply less than 30 minutes later! They are sending a replacement set. I'm pleased with the product, and pleased a second time with their customer service.Update 4 years later: I'm still using this screen and frame. Most of the time I use only the front side of the frame when indoors, and I added elastic cord in a way similar to tent poles so it is quicker to assemble. The screen has no wrinkles, and I store it wrapped around the original cardboard tube with the white side in. There are some small threads that are loose around the edge of the material, similar to cloth. They don't interfere, and I don't pick at them. Still a good screen that I continue to use.

So, I tried this out for the first time tonight and it was relatively easy to set up. Seemed fairly sturdy but I suspect will need to be weighed down if there are strong winds. My main complaint is the screen material is nice and heavy but doesn't have any stretch to it. That means that it is very difficult to get it tight enough with the velcro straps they provide to remove any wrinkles or waves in the material. I will likely have to buy some sort of bungee cords or something to try and do a better job than the velcro straps. It is light weight and the carrying bag is nice. It would have been better to make the frame just slightly bigger than the screen so that elastic straps would pull the slack out automatically.