We recently purchased a cheap projector to use for an outdoor Halloween display, and to test it in our living room to see if we may want to spend some cash for a nicer projector. I had built a translucent screen to use for our display, so we simply covered it with a sheet to test it inside the house. The picture was O.K., but nothing spectacular, however it was good enough to make us want to try a projector screen to try and clear the picture up a tiny bit. We measured and decided we needed a 100 inch diagonal screen, 16:9 format. Many of the economical choices of screens that we looked at may have measure 100 diagonally, but the reviews stated that the screen was actually a square instead of the 16:9 rectangle, so you lose a lot of the viewing area width. With this screen, it is actually a 16:9 viewable area. I pulled it down a little farther in the picture because I like the viewing area a little lower in my living room, but the screen locks in multiple positions so you can lock it in place at many different lengths. The screen arrived at my post office promptly in time for Prime 2 day delivery, and although I ended up having to go pick it up myself, this was entirely on the post office. The unit was decently packed with only 5 or 6 styrofoam rings for protection, but they did the job as there were zero scratches or dents. I measured and mounted to my ceiling and was a little surprised at how well it blends in with the white ceiling. It was not nearly as distracting as I expected it to be. The profile is fairly small when closed. The case looks to be well made and the screen has the black backing as well. The mechanism locks at various stages and I had no issues with it holding the length at which I set it. There are a few very faint wrinkles/ripples which were completely invisible when the projector was on. There is very little curling on the edges, not near enough to even affect viewability, as you can see in the profile picture. When the screen closes, it retracts slowly, nothing like the old school projector screens that would snap closed when pulled. The best part about this screen was the absolutely amazing picture that was produced with our cheap projector. The picture is so much better than using a sheet, it is like the difference between surround sound and an AM radio. The picture is crisp, clear and bright, its just incredible. It looks so good that I do not believe we will even need to get a better projector. I can not recommend this screen enough.

Good quality, clear picture. Quick delivery. Would recommend

Huge difference between projecting on the wall and projecting on this. Seems like it has a full 110" diagonal. Easy to install and pull down. I really like the slow retract feature. Just give it a tug and walk away. It slowly rolls itself up. Pretty heavy duty mechanism and screen. Nice product.

screen has great tension when lowering into position and stays smooth wjen closing with that auto feature. ZERO compaints whatsoever and for less than $90 shipped?

My projector is an older 10+ years Sony VPL-HW40ES and with a new bulb, it's amazing

Only appears crooked because I am on the bed, it's in our bedroom

For the money, this screen is pretty great. Feels well made, retracts well, no wrinkles, and is versatile enough for different kinds of mounting. I previously tried 3 different screens before getting this one. Neither of the previous screens survived shipping. They always came in a broken box, with broken parts, and needed to be returned. Thankfully, this screen made it to me in one piece on the first try. It did come pretty well packaged, but I did notice a small dent in the middle. I only mention this because I want others to know that chances of getting a broken screen are high, and if you get one with a small dent like this, consider yourself pretty lucky. Once you mount it, you wont notice the dent, and it does not effect the viewing experience. The loop that comes installed lends itself to lots of different kinds of mounting. I used a heavy duty shelf bracket and clamp from home depot. I chose to use a larger bracket because I wanted to be able to pull it down in front of the tv. I posted photos in case anyone need some ideas. I do recommend this screen, and find that it is well worth the money.