150 Inch Front/Rear Projection Screen in A Backpack - LisMarquee Indoor/Outdoor Home Theatre No-Wrinkle Portable Projector Screen with Stand

Purchased this projector screen despite no reviews, as the size and price point were exactly what we wanted for our outdoor Superbowl party. We did a trial run with a movie outdoors, using a rear-projection and the quality of the picture was excellent. The following was noted about the quality of the parts:• Metal ‘feet’ – very stable with holes for staking into the grass for even more stability. We’ve used the frame inside and out and tipping was not an issue.• Metal Tubular Elbows for the corners (bottom ones are attached to the feet) – strong and received the rods with no problem.• Grommets - the trim fabric seems to be strong enough to withstand the tension of stretching the screen to the level needed, as the pull-points can be adjusted with the tie-strips.• Reusable Zip-strip ties – these don’t seem to be a permanent / long-term connection feature, but they are certainly cheap enough at any hardware store to replace as needed, or replace with Velcro strips. There will for sure be multiple uses from what is provided.• Screen – stretchy white fabric is very easy to attach to the frame, wrinkles immediately stretch out and when folded, can fit into the included bag and the whole kit into the back seat of your car.• Frame – don’t know the material (composite of some type?), but they feel sturdy and have the stretchy cord inside that connect all the pieces. They also fit into the bag with no issues.• Setup time – One person 5’ 11” assembled with little trouble, using a stool for the top attachment of the screen. Total time was about 15 minutes• Customer service – ongoing personalized communication with the USA seller was very good and it was obvious that there was a focus on a top customer service experience. Would recommend the product and this new seller, and would certainly purchase again if needed!

The screen is fairly easy to set up, but you need 2 people to do it efficiently. It tears down in 5 minutes. The frame is quick to assemble and the screen attaches easily. The legs are sturdy and can be staked to the ground for support. The screen feels well made and gave excellent picture quality on both sides. However, the rear side shows too much of the projector glare to be effective at anything other than extreme angles. I set this up in the backyard. The real issue is wind. This makes a 150 inch sail, and the top of the frame can’t handle small breezes. It blows over easily. I went to the local big box and bought some stakes and paracord to make stabilizing wires. It worked well. This is a very nice screen, and with the addition of stability, worked well for backyard movie night.

This is an easy to set-up screen that looks excellent with front and rear projection. The (heavier than normal) tent pole frame is extremely light weight, but sturdy and rigid enough, at least in no to light breeezes. Any wind at all will require staking or guying it down. The batwing top and sides of the screen aren't particularly cinematic looking, but they fade from notice once the show starts. The screen material is very stretchy (think lycra or light spandex.) The whole rig is extremely portable, not sure it would be great for leaving outside for weeks or months (but maybe so.) Taking it down is so easy that putting it away is no big deal.

Pretty good screen as long as its not too windy. Hardware is a little flimsy and setup is like setting up a camping tent. You can set it up alone but an extra pair of hands is helpful. Looking for replacement hardware or will end up getting a new screen.This was a panic purchase during the pandemic. You can probably find a better screen for a better price with a little research.

This product wasn't worth the money I spent. The screen wasn't the size it says it was, the setup, couldn't even stand up on its own. The guide-cord was short couldn't even reach over the top as per video instructions. ( My weather was perfect for it), don't waste your money on it. Even had a friend try to set it up , via instructions, it just collapsed.

I have only used the screen inside so far but I love it! Easy to set up and easy to store.

The screen is amazing. The frame is a pain to put together, you need two people to put it together. Once it's set up, it good. I don't think this would be very stable outside, but I don't plan on trying it.

I have received many compliments on this screen. It fit my production purpose for not looking like a “plain” lecture screen. The actual screen fabric is amazing: no wrinkles and you can control how tight and how many scallops you want. However, there is no way I would use this outside if there is the thought of any wind, moisture, or an environment that you cannot control the weather.