Great

It was to big but got it to work

The quality of the screen is excellent but the instructions and the tools used to put the screen together are quite lacking. made the process take way longer than it should have. I will look for alternatives if a replacement is needed in the future.

The bottom of the screen has no way to secure, so if we are outside and a slight breeze hits the screen moves. Also the instructions were terrible and putting it together was not hard but confusing. I cannot highly recommend

I’m honestly not sure if I’ll even bother turning on the projector with this screen. There are tons of little marks (both pen and fold/scratch marks), the tripod feels like if I press on it or turn it the wrong direction it’ll break, the screen doesn’t have any latch or lock to keep it closed when not in use, and there’s nothing to support the screen from the bottom to keep it from moving (even having a small fan on near it made it move). I got this because I wanted a small screen that could be set up in an apartment without a television for occasional use and it was the only one I could find under 50” but I don’t think this will hold up for even the light use I plan.

A definite failure of mechanical design. The screen itself is okay, and should reflect an image in an acceptable fashion, but when you unroll the screen, is simply falls until it is completely unrolled. No way to stop the screen from unrolling when enough of it's height has extended to display your image. It's all-or-nothing. Couple that with the extremely thin metal that the legs are made from, and the wobbly nature of the entire assembly, and the fact that the screen wobbles like a pendulum in two axes until it eventually stops wobbling . . . that's when you notice it's not hanging straight. And there is no way of mechanically ensuring that it stays, even if you weight it down in some fashion to keep the bottom bar level horizontally. This is simply a child's toy, set up in a minute, and likely to be broken in two. Tons of regret for having purchased this, and not believing Wayfair would sell such poorly designed and fabricated products. Not worth even half the nearly hundred bucks I paid for it.

I wish I could rate it zero stars. There is no point to this product. It is so cheaply made that it barely stands up by itself and the screen is so wrinkled, the video is totally distorted. Additionally I was missing mounting hardware (if it exists, if not this is worthless since without it the screen won't stay on the tripod) and any documentation because the package was poorly packed and damaged. I reached out to Wayfair and they promised be hardware and documentation and I got "it" today. I received another tripod and still no instructions,

We like this screen for watching videos with a little projector. It’s small enough for our space, good screen, and very lightweight. The screen has to be rolled up by hand for storage, as it doesn’t retract, but it’s easy to do .

Box was mangled and directions are nearly shredded.

This is a beautiful screen, easy to set up no glare, I wanted badly to keep it but it was not the right size and so not usable to me, so I am returning it