YODOLLA 120 inch Projector Screen Motorized,4:3 HD Retractable Electric Projector Screen 4K 3D Wall Mounted Ceiling Automatic Projection Screen Drop Down with Remote Movie Screen for Indoor Outdoor

It’s really sleek and minimalistic for something so massive. I got the 150”. The motor works great and is really quite. I love not having a pull cord like on my last one. Set up is basically nothing. Just gotta plug the cable into the side of it. Only thing that bothers me is the big control box on the cable but I’ll hide that somehow 🤷‍♂️. Seriously a steal at this price.

The media could not be loaded. Excellent product! Build is sturdy; excellent quality. Screen is smooth (some reviewers felt it was crumpled). Excellent clarity in dark surroundings (not so much in the daylight, but that's to be expected).Being sturdy, it is heavy. We installed it using the accompanying brackets ; works well. Remote is simple & functional - UP, DOWN & STOP :) Takes several seconds to scroll up/down (see attached video), but who's in a rush?I did notice the initial smell of the plastic that a few others mentioned. But given the price point and the fact that it is heavy tarp-like material, I think that's to be expected. We just kept it unfurled and let it air out over a few days, and it's hardly noticeable now.Tip on connection: the power is at the top-right (when facing it). Hope the pictures I've attached help illustrate this. We had a plug-point added just behind it, so could connect directly.Overall, very good purchase, particularly for the price.

after I completed a ceiling mount on my screen, all set up and plugged in, when I hit the "down" button, the screen wouldn't come down. Yet, I could hear the motor sound. After scratching my head and poking and prodding, I've come to find out the bottom bar of the screen, was pushed into the housing whereby it would not "unreel" from the housing. I believe it was not due to the manufacturer, I think in the shipping process it became "Pressed up" into the housing. Despite not seeing any damage to the box. I could be wrong and happened in the manufacturing, but I literally had to PRY it out of the housing carefully with a flat head screw driver. It literally "popped out" after a little prying, and hitting the "down" button, it operated just fine. Just be careful when unpacking and "testing" the unit.Update: I do like the projector screen, But... I will say the Polyester material along with other materials which make up the screen fabric, give off a VERY strong smell. I'm wondering if it's toxic or not? I may return the screen if it doesn't "gas-off" soon...

The media could not be loaded. We have never owned something like this. When we got this we were having issues because it wouldn't roll down and wouldn't roll up. So they sent us a replacement. We received it and put it up. Same thing. I then examined it closer and realized that the screen edge is packaged inside the metal sheath. You have to remove the two screws on either side and pop out the screen edge before trying to roll it up or down. They packaged it that way so that it would stay together. It makes sense but there aren't instructions on that and we had no idea. Works beautifully now!Now you know! Enjoy!

Dont buy this screen if you dont want to receive a damaged screen. I know it is cheap and for a motorized screen you cant touch one for this price most likely. The problem is and like most others have said, it arrived damaged. There are creases in the metal housing, there is a very large crease in the screen, there are black smudges on the screen. If you have a nice house you will not want to hang this screen housing with dents and creases in it. I think the seller did their best but this thing is as long as a pickup truck so it is difficult to package and ship without it getting damaged. So now it goes back and I have to tape up this 15 foot long box. What a hassle!

The media could not be loaded. It arrived quickly, installed with bolts to the roof and not hanging in hooks. The speed to roll and unroll is quite slow but that is not a problem. It really improves the image as compared to a normal white wall. I liked that it was half of the price that one of a local provider (however they build it as per requested size). Yo should consider that the size relation is 4:3 and not 16:9 so it looks quite squared, but you can just roll a remaining portion. I’m happy with my purchase.

Works great! Paired with a 1000 ansi projector and looks awesome! Pretty straight forward for mounting it, although I did have to purchase ceiling hooks separately. Also, as a side note, if you have a chevy and you remote start it, the remote will trigger the screen as well. Weird I know, but everytime I remote start the truck the screen rolls down. Enjoy!

I've had this screen for a while now so I can properly review.Pros:It's a good quality screen. The front is great and really adds contrast & quality to the picture thanks to the back being a nice black. I love the motor feature. It's incredibly convenient for us when we want to have a different vibe in our theater room and retract the screen.Cons:It game dented. There was little to no protection on the corners so the metal was dented in at one spot. It didn't affect the actually screen operation and I didn't want to deal with the hassle of returning such a big item, but be aware there is a high chance yours will be too. I've seen other reviews say the same-Idk if it's because of the dent or not, but the left and right sides of the screen curl in a bit when extended down. It distorts the picture in a really distracting way. I've tried ironing it flat, pinning it back to the wall it's against, etc and it just doesn't go away. This seems to be hit and miss based on reviews but a product should not have a 50/50 working rate.Overall it's a good quality screen for the price. I just wish the quality control was more consistent regarding the dent and the curling.