OWill Screen Projector with Tripod 100 Inches, 16:9 HD Screen Extendible, Portable Projector Screen for Home Cinema, Office, School, Presentation

Easy to piece together, when you’ve done it once and convenient to transport

Does what it needs to do, assembly is simple, the tripod is self explanatory and straight forward. a little bit of setup time required. The screen needs to be balance and tension correctly. The tripod legs need to be set as wide a possible to help with stability. On my carpet it was fine.Couple of minor issues1. Check if a 100" screen can fit in your home without obstruction. It's nice and impressive "big" be sure first, there are plenty of smaller screens available.2. You can see the support pole through the screen in certain projected colours. You tend to not see this over time.Good Value for money as a starter screen

Worked well, adjustable and decent quality

Awesome beautiful screen for projector and the quality of the material is fantastic recommend it anyone.

It’s fine for what I will use it for

When I put up the bars bend and the material of the screen is really poor very cheap made I then found one the same on tiktok shop but had more support better material and only half the price would not recommend high price for really poor quality.

very happy with this, would highly recommend, definitely need the sand bag on it as will fall over very easily

We got this screen primarily because my husband much prefers making an event out of watching a film or any sport by using the projector. We have been using a standalone 100" screen from the same manufacturer which was hung from the ceiling but it was never wrinkle free.The stand itself is stable enough for indoor use on a level surface. You can lock the stand height using little flip up and down "clamps" and they do a reasonable job of keeping it where it should be. The fully extended tripod base has quite a large footprint so you will need to plan where to put this if it is going to be in regular use (we haven't used our TV since June 2023 so we finally moved it and the tripod just fits on the unit where the TV was).There are rods to connect together and then thread through the pockets at the top and bottom of the screen. They do stand proud of the edges of the screen - we put the loops (meant for using with the cord for suspending other than on the tripod) over the ends of the rods but they aren't tight enough to hold the rods in place. The rods then slot in to a top and bottom clamp on the tripod. Assembly definitely needs two people!Once in place it holds the screen at a decent tension so there is little warping of the image. The screen itself is very fine weave and extremely light. Once projected on to it does a good job of displaying the image and there was no rear shadow or disruption from the tripod stand.