AKIA SCREENS254 cm Pull Down Projector Screen Manual B 4:3 or 234 cm 16:9, 242cm 16:10 8K 4K HD 3D Ceiling Wall Mount White Portable Projection Screen for Indoor Movie Home Theater Office AK-M100V1

The media could not be loaded. This screen is definitely better than our old screen with legs. It has a nice thick blacked out backing and clean looking white screen which really helps grab the vibrantness of the projector giving it a cleaner screen view. The size is great it's actually like 85 inches. The pull down is a little harder in the sense that is very strong, like when you pull it down you really have to put a little force into it rather than a easy smooth glide. It does pull down smoothly but rather strong and firmly, I guess so it stays in place easier and doesn't snap up so fast, rather it rolls back up on it's own slowly. But it's not a struggle to bring it down, it opens and closes rather easy and slowly, just a little extra force is required. It came with the mounting screws and anchors to hang it to the wall but no chain hardware if you wanted to just hang it that way so we improvised by using curtain rod hardware and it worked perfectly. Make sure you measure and use a stud finder a the screen is a little heavy but it feels heavy duty. That's the only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars as it's a little harder to open, no chain or hooks to use the triangle loops to hang it, and it's 85" not 100". Other than that it's a great buy for the money the quality it brings out in the projectors is phenomenal. I would still recommend it.

I use a projector and this screen in place of a giant tv. Other screens didn't have enough thickness or clarity. This thing works great. I only wish it came with a hook to pull it down.

The media could not be loaded. Love this screen! Works great with my $89 projector I purchased from Amazon as well. Set it up in my garage for movie nights and it works great! Plus down nice and smooth. Love how it retracts slowly on its on.

I was looking for a budget projector screen because I didn't want to pay too much for something that I was only going to use occasionally. I was prepared for some compromises including dealing with complicated setup and possibly some wrinkles on the screen. I was pleasantly surprised to find this pull-down projector screen that was considerably less than my $100 budget. And it didn't have any of the compromises that I previously mentioned. It's well-made, pulls down nicely, retracts by itself with just a little tug, and it has a really nice wrinkle-free screen.Installation is relatively simple - it just requires two wall screws on each end of the screen. I did run into a small issue, which is my only complaint. The screws and dry-wall anchors that were provided with the projector screen are junk. The drywall anchors were too small for the included screws (see attached pics). And attempting to push the screws through the drywall anchors just caused the drywall anchors to spin in place damaging my wall. I ended up having to patch up the hole that was created by the inferior dry-wall anchor and using my own hardware to install the projector.

My daughter, 14, decided to host a movie night in her room for the family. I have a projector so she and I set up a screen with a white bedsheet. it was OK, a little clumsy, but it worked. The issue was, the screen had ripples/waves in it that distorted the image and it almost looked as if it was absorbing the light.This screen looked like it made colors and contrast a little more vivid. Also, I mounted it permanently on her wall and it looks fantastic. it is not noticeable when rolled up but very grand when rolled down. at 100in and being a smaller room, I felt like I was in a movie theater. The only thing left is to ceiling mount the projector and set up some good sounds. That will make the movie experience much better. at the price, it is very much worth it and I highly recommend it.The only minor thing that I would say isn't great is the spring/coil that pulls the screen back up. I think it could be a little stronger. Although having said that, maybe it is better that it doesn't slam back up. it slowly rolls away, at least it does roll completely away.