20 Feet Inflatable Outdoor and Indoor Theater Projector Screen - Includes Inflation Fan, Tie-Downs and Storage Bag - Only Supports Front Projection

Without much expertise in the realm of projector screens, I am still going to say this one is pretty good. The setup is fairly simple that I was able to do it with minor help from a 7 year old. The screen it self is pretty thick which is good because that means that the picture projected onto it really pops. It is a front projecting screen (can't setup the projector behind to project through the screen) as it has a black backing to help with the picture quality being projected onto the white front. The bag that comes with the setup is more than ample to hold the "frame", the screen, and the air pump without expert level folding skills on the frame and screen. I have seen other reviews complaining about the air pump not being enough to sustain the setup, but I didn't see any issues with the pump itself.My only 2 complaints are as follows:1) The tie on spot for the pump isn't easy to get right. It slipped off a few times until I finally got it tied on correctly to hold the air chute to the air pump.2) There are no instructions so it is a figure it out kind of deal. The only issue that arose from this oversight was that I had the frame setup backwards. The name of the company (which I can't recall off the top of my head) on the bottom horizontal piece of the frame should face the audience.

I’ve used the screen for 2 months now. The inflatable structure seems durable, the screen is heavy with a light and dark side that attaches with velcro. The fan seems built well and I don’t feel it’s loud at all. The structure comes with support ropes that I attached with some cheap d-ring clips. The storage bag it comes with appears cheap and is really the only weak part of the product.I did need to contact the seller twice. The first time there was some bleeding of the ink from the screen backing to the front. This may be a defect in a batch of screens, I can't be sure yet. I believe the ink was due to the humidity and the black ink on the backside leaks when wet. I didn’t have high expectations on the seller responding but they got back to me within 24-hours and sent a new screen that arrived in 2 days! The new screen had Velcro on the wrong side and I contacted the seller again, they ensured me they would send another and again within 2-3 days I received the correct screen. I have to say are great to work with and support this product. I’m certainly pleased with the support, which exceeded my expectations!The instructions were not that helpful, but it's not too hard to figure out how to set it up.

This product was easy to use. It set up really quickly and was quick and easy to take down. It was also pretty quite so we could hear the movie that we watching with no problem. The picture on the screen was very clear and almost just like watching it on the TV. It was great to use while we were camping. It was big enough so we were able to set a lot of people outside and everyone could see the movie. It will definitely get a lot of use next summer.

We were pleasantly surprised with this purchase.Likes:Size is great - fits our backyard well, nice and large.The screen: the movie's picture projection is really good against the super white screen. This was what we're mostly impressed with and happy about. FYI - since this is a foldable contraption for storage, there will be wrinkles, but it hasn't bothered any of us.Setup: pretty easy - it only takes the first time to figure out how to set it up. We've used it now 3 times.Fan: Decent (not silent of course, but not over bearingly loud)Caution:Material: as mentioned before, the screen is great, but I'm a bit worried about the durability of the inflated part. It seems a bit thin and may easily puncture (they do include a patch kit), so time will tell.Stakes: wished they included more stakes to tie it down and more rope.Tips:Projector: I use a portable theater Epson projector (so better than your typical presentation projector, but not the super duper built in home theater projectors, our cost was about $1k)Sound: I use a Bose Sound bar (SoundTouch 300 - 4 years old - newer 300 model is way smaller) and the Bose subwoofer 300 - pretty good thumping sound. This is a pretty decent set-up for indoors, but taking it outdoors, considering the wide open space, I wish the sound bar itself was louder.

This thing is insane huge, The fan Is Super powerful, blew the frame up in like 3 seconds, It scared the crap out of me it went up so fast, I was a middle aged giggling man. Screen is super white. Once you get the straps tightened the way you want them, you can just use the clips to undo it, Had it in a tote within 10 minutes, cuz the bag is useless. But thats okay, I put a sound bar in there with it to keep it all together.Overall an awsome product. I do Recommend a velcro strap to tighten the fan to the frame, That string just annoyed me, I Hate tying things

This thing is massive and great for evening outdoor events. Blows up easy stay in place. Comes with rope and stakes to secure. I love ittt. It’s very easy to set up 2 or maybe 3 people the first go round to snap the screen in place.

I am surprised on how BIG the screen is when you blow it up. The setup process is a two-person job, and it was a bit annoying because you have to velcro the screen. (the screen doesn't come attached). The fan is not extremely loud, but it is not as silent as they described. Finally, the take-down process is a headache because we haven't figured out how to fold and get the screen back into the bag it came in.Note: you don't have to take the screen off once you velcro it in place.