Projector Screen, Outdoor Projector Screen 150 Inch 16:9 4K HD Foldable Projector Screen with Stand for Outdoor Movie Screen Home Theater Indoor Projector Screen and Present Idea

This is a BIG screen! I was hoping to use it inside and outside but it’s a bit too tall for my ceilings. Which is fine, because I have another place to hang the screen directly to a wall.My first one came from the “warehouse” that was a debacle…. It looked like someone ran over the frame, or the Incredible Hulk hopped off the screen and had a tantrum with the frame. I was a bit hesitant to order another one, seeing how twisted that first one was, but also not sure how that could have even happened. My frame and screen straight from the seller was a perfect condition, easy to set up (once you look at the video and numbers on the pieces it makes complete sense). It is easy to store and solid. Comes with stakes and string to hold it down. Now we’re just waiting for the weather to behave and get outside!

This thing is huge. Had to take it outside to set it up but it was EXTREMELY easy to do so. Less than 30 mins. Thought it might be a little heavier but it comes with those spikes to hold it down from wind if needed. Happy with this investment.

This screen is awesome. We have tons on outdoor movie nights, and even bring it camping. Only issue we've had is with the legs. One of them broke right at the "T". Looks like they have since fixed that issue. Just wish there was a way to buy just replacement legs. Either way would, buy again.

The media could not be loaded.  Easy to set up and take down, stable when it’s windy outside. Capability to view what is showing on the screen from the opposite side as well. Highly recommend!

The screen had minor wrinkles when I unpacked it, nothing to be concerned about. You cant even tell once its installed. Setup took about 5 minutes, I did need a ladder as frame is pretty tall, about 8 to 9 feet tall. I also had a second person help hold the screen while I attached it to the frame. I used bricks to hold the frame down due to a breeze almost knocking it over. You will need to tie the frame down if there is even a slight breeze. I didn't use the string and stakes it came with as I have to pull the screen down after each use. The movies and MMA fights are as clear as my Samsung TV. Worth the money to watch movies outside.

No complaints. This is sturdy enough. We do put sand bags on the bottom but it’s great and easy to put together.

Pros - Huge screen, sturdy frame that's easy and quick to set up, inexpensive, works in both front and rear projection.Cons - Lacking a brace across the top, it tends to sag, which ends up wasting a lot of the screen's real estate.However, if you want to get it as square as possible, first tie two of the stake lines to the top (as in my picture) instead of the bottom and then stake them as far out as you can on either side, on a parallel line with the screen to pull the top poles as tight as possible at the top.Then, when you attach the screen, attach the top corners first and NOTHING ELSE until you stand it up and get those stake lines as tight and the top as straight as possible. THEN attach the other edges, and do it as loosely as possible. Don't pull the bottom or sides super tight.

We got this to watch movies while we are in the pool at night on the floats. Its perfect size easy to put together and take apart. Then you just put it in the carry bag till next time.