40" Inch Portable Projection Screen16:9 Small Retractable Floor Standing Mobile Tabletop Screen with Stand Lightweight Carry & Durable for Schools Meeting Indoor Outdoor

Great quality and works great!!!!!

Wow. This is the best! Folds and unfolds easily. Mounted upside down on the ceiling of our rv. Folds up to about 2ish inches so nobody can hit their noggin on it. Has a cool lock on it to keep it closed during travel. Highly recommend. Beautiful screen.

Good quality and great picture could use better speakers but loud enough

We use a projector in place if a TV in our RV bedroom. We mounted this in front of the window so we can choose when we want the window and when we want the TV.It is solid enough to block backlight so the window behind it doesn't cause problems during the day.It stays open or closed to any length you put it at and feels very sturdy.I took off one star because the sides do not close fully anymore while the center is tight, so it does rattle a bit when we move.

Unlike many other screens, this screen can be used hanging or free standing. I use it hanging upside down from mounting brackets. And it’s easy to remove from brackets and set up on a table

This little projector screen is really lightweight and convenient. I don't have the space to set up my heavy 100+ inch projector screen here, so I'm using this instead. It produces great image quality and is much better than projecting onto a textured wall. The top rings allowed me to attach it to an existing mount point with some carabiner hooks. The waviness of the screen depends entirely on what you have pressing against it. When you extend it open, the mechanism on the back provides support to the screen. Note that the bottom of the frame is round except for the little legs at the very sides, so you can't place this flat on a surface unless you have the full width of the frame. This is why I went with hanging instead of trying (and failing) to rest it on a small table.

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Great idea, but poorly executed. The screen isn't riveted and is bound to the frame with adhesive. The screen just started peeling down while in use. It's effectively broken now, after only four uses. I haven't even owned it a year yet.