Projector Screen with Stand, HYZ 120 inch Projector Screen 4K HD with Wrinkle-Free Design, Indoor Outdoor for Backyard Movie Night, Office Presentation(1.1Gain, 4:3, 160°Viewing Angle&Carry Bag)

The media could not be loaded.  Lots of pictures here! I opted for the expedited shipping for an extra $30 and it came really fast (in just 3 days to San Diego). The entire box is about 104" long and packaged well. It was delivered by Amazon. The materials used in this projector are made for portability so it's kind of flimsy. The stand is flimsy and the screen's housing is flimsy. But again, it's designed for portability so it's flimsy lightweight. I was hoping to use this outdoors too but if there's light wind, the screen will sway. I will build a more sturdy stand later. The screen and stand weigh exactly 20 pounds. It comes with a carry bag.The screen height (and ratio) is adjustable. Since I don't particularly like seeing extra white screen (like watching a 16:9 movie on a 4:3 screen, the top and bottom areas are blank) I can easily adjust the screen ratio to eliminate excess, unused screen. The width will always be 8 feet (96"W) but the height can be adjusted to whatever ratio from 4:3 to 2.35:1 and anywhere in between. With blue tape, I've marked my two favorite screen ratios on the back so I'll know how much screen to show when adjusting it from behind. The part on the screen housing that attaches to the tripod isn't exactly centered so when the screen is rolled down, the screen is imbalanced. But when everything is setup, it's not an issue. The screen material is excellent. It's vinyl, white, slightly textured (not smooth as paper) and the back is all black.My Epson Home Cinema 1080 with 3,400 lumens projects really well on this screen even at Eco and Game mode (which quiets the fan and lowers the output lumens to 2,200). The projector was placed about 11 feet away and it looks amazing.The piano in the background is about 7 feet. My cat says hello.

The screen is extremely large, and perfect for outdoor events, or when used in an indoor space such as a large room with little furniture. The picture quality was good. The tripod in comparison to the screen was not as sturdy, but could probably be firmer if weights are added to the bottom. Overall, great screen quality.

Screen is great, but the legs are too flimsy for the screen which is super heavy.

It came already assembled, and you just lift the bar to the height you want. I couldn't be happier. The one thing to consider is transporting it in your car, you will need an SUV that the seats lay down to accommodate 120 linear inches or truck. I think my three row traverse should handle it fine. This 120inch tripod is the best option for travel in my opinion. *Note: when trying to select screen size... from experience ordering a 200 inch screen seemed like a good idea at the time, but it's not really meant for travel, there are no stands that size, they only go up to 120-150 inch, you would have to make your own out of pvp pipe/wood or hang it on the wall and put crown molding around it. When ordering a screen make sure it comes with a stand or plan to build one.

This is a great screen for a cheaper projector. I bought a cheaper screen initially, and was disappointed by the picture quality because it let too much light through. My projector is nowhere near as bright as the more expensive ones, so any light lost was very noticeable. This screen has a more reflective surface and a black backing on it, and the increase in picture quality was incredible. If you spent less than $300 on your projector, don’t get a screen that’s under $50. Spend the extra money on a screen like this, and you will be glad you did.

Felt a bit skittish when ordering this 120 inch portable projector screen but all that doubt melted away after I got the product. I was alarmed at the size in that I guess I didn't realize just how big a 120 inch screen really was! I ordered it for the Company for presentations for offsite meetings and other company functions. There is literally two parts to this system - a collapsible tripod AND the Screen. You simply set the tripod where you want it and the screen attaches to the tripod - you then lift up on the upper part of the screen and attach it to the top of the tripod - you can set up for a low or high screen height! Very easy adjustments. I'm very pleased with this and am ecstatic I didn't get one of those other types where you unfold the screen.

Can it be traveled with? Yes. It’s it convenient? No. The traveling bag is over 8 feet long and is not collapsible. It is the length of the screen. The stand underneath breaks down, but it is extremely inconvenient to travel with. I have a wagon that I use for tooting around equipment for events and it’s impossible to put these on a wagon and pull them around because of how long it is. If you are purchasing it for a single place, and do not plan to move it much other than breaking it down to put in the garage and stuff like that then I would recommend it.

This screen is huge. Given its size, the screen is not easy to move around. However, the setup is relatively easy, given its size. You can either use the floor stand, that is provided, or hand the screen on a wall or ceiling mount. The pull-down screen is absolutely wrinkle-free and the screen material is of good quality.My suggestion: If you want a portable screen, go for the smaller screen size.