Pyle 50 Inches Projector Screen Portable Floor Standing Fold-Out Roll-Up Tripod Manual, Mobile Movie Screen, Home Theater Cinema Wedding Party Office Presentation, Quick Assembly - PRJTP53,White

I was looking for something compact and not heavy to do small presentations for my company. Setting up the older screen I had was just getting to be to big and bulky and really heavy to be moving around since i travel for these presentations. This item didn’t disappoint. It is totally compact, sets up in 2 minutes, folds up just as quick and is perfect for my needs. I may just get another for backup. Glad I purchased it.

I received the screen today from UPS. I was a little apprehensive because at one end the box flap was open and the end of the screen was exposed. After looking more closely, I noticed that the foam packaging material was not covering the screen and the plastic bag was only partially covering the screen. I also noticed scratch marks on the exposed end. What probably happened is that because the end flaps aren't taped closed, it opened up and the screen slid out and hit the ground. All UPS did was shove it back in the box and didn't even bother to close up the flap. The scrape marks aren't serious enough for me to make an issue over it, but Pyle could prevent this from happening by taping the flaps shut.Nothing mechanically seems to be wrong with the screen. It seems to be well-built and is very compact in design. I did find that on carpet, it tends to fall over. This could be alleviated if they put a "foot" on each end. The screen does not fall over if placed on something firm like a tile floor or table. I plan to use this with a Pico projector and I believe it will be ideal for that function.UPDATE (8-6-16): I had a chance to use my Pico projector on the screen last night. The image was bright and sharp. Because the screen falls forward when used on carpet, I placed a weight on the center foot, which made it stable. One other thing I noticed when looking at the screen in daylight is that they used glossy black paint to hide some scratches on the frame. I'm assuming these scratches occurred during the manufacturing process. However, they need to use a paint that better matches the matte finish of the metal frame. My only other concern is that this is not a brand new screen, that it is a returned item and they used paint to hide some of the blemishes. That would be a bad thing because I expect an item to be a brand new, unused item item unless specifically identified as being different. So, based upon the packaging and blemishes, I would probably rate this as 3.5 stars, not 4. I'm also concerned that this may be a used item being sold as new.

I really loved this screen. Unfortunately I had to return it because it just didn’t work for my application. Too much light in the space so I had to find another solution to my problem.This is nice and sturdy. Easy to open and close, and very portable. I wish it would have worked out for me.

I purchased this with a projector to let my son watch movies out side. I wanted a screen that was easy to use and wouldn't require a lot to setup. This screen is perfect. I place it on the table and pull it up. It stays up really well. The only issue is when its really windy i do have to place something in front and behind the screen to keep it from falling over because it is so light weight. It folds down into its own case and is easy to take with me where i go.

Use it all the time

Broken projector screen: missing pieces and won’t even open. Totally unusable

works very well

I JUST took this out of the box. My initial impressions:Perfect. It's exactly what I need. I have the 50" model. It's about 44" long closed. It weighs nothing. It'll be [almost] perfect for my travelling sales job, where I give presentations to prospective partners on a regular basis.Pros:1. Lightweight2. Compact3. Nice size that will easily pack into my work car (an Impreza) without sticking out or being cumbersome in any way.4. You can open it part-way; no need to open it all the way if you don't want to.Cons:1. It will need to sit on a table. It would be nice if I could park it on the floor and raise it to viewable height. It would require about 20" of black "screen" be added to the bottom.2. I tried to see if I could park it on a stool (a perfectly flat/level surface) with the ends hanging off, and have it balance itself on the center lock lever/"leg" in the rear. It will *kinda* do it, but it wants to fall forward. It would be great if there were a couple of molded-in flat spots in the center to prop it up if it has to hang off an edge somewhere. I'll need to buy a portable table for this just in case my client destinations have no such thing available.All in all, it is perfect for what I need it to do - although a simple alteration (or two) to the design would be worth paying an extra $15 for. The lightweight/compact qualities also might make it <seem> a little bit "cheap". Whether or not it actually is cheap will be determined by how it holds up for me on the road. Bear in mind, at the end of the day the unit was a grand total of fifty bucks, shipped. I'll be happy if this thing holds up to 20 uses at that price.Conclusion: At the outset, I'm impressed. I'll update this review if anything goes terribly wrong.