Projector Screen with Stand, 60 Inch Outdoor Projector
Projector Screen with Stand, 60 Inch Outdoor Projector Screen 16:9 and Stand, Portable Projector Screen with Aluminium Frame, Lightweight and Compact, Easy Setup, Idea for Home Cinema, Backyard Party
Excelimage Professional Projector Screen Manufacturer
Originally purchased the 100 inch version which was too big for the room my fault entirely, so returned no problem and purchased this 60 inch which is perfect and so easy to set up takes 3-4 minutes great for sport and movies and very good quality.
Better then expected, very easy to
Set up, screen bigger then I though but it’s perfect, will be attached to the wall but also really glad it’s portable for outside in the summer.
It’s physically impossible to get the screen out of the tube without breaking the end off the tube. I used garden shears to cut into the cap (there’s only a cap on one end – the other end has a lip that prevents the screen coming out). Both the ‘lip’ end and the ‘cap’ end are stuck down with strong double-sided adhesive tape.
Once out of the tube, the screen is fine. Easy to set up.
Set-up is simple (less than 5 mins). The only thing you need to watch is taking the screen down and being careful not to dent/crease the screen surface – which is tricky, especially if trying on your own. I have seen other reviews where the screen was not taut when mounted, but mine stretches perfectly with no creases (so far).
Overall a great price point, great quality of picture and works perfectly for what I need. No regrets on this purchase.
The only odd thing is that the tube that the screen is stored in does not have a lid but the opening does have a surround that the screen gets caught on and can caused fraying. I managed to lever this off and removed the glue so that I can take this off before I take out the screen.
-Slight wrinkle in the screen in one corner from uneven tension. Not really noticeable while playing video though.
-60″ is too small for most cheaper projectors in my opinion. It causes the image to be condensed/ compressed resulting in some pixelation. The image quality was better when projecting onto a plain white wall at 80+ inches screen size.
-A screen is great if you don’t have anything to project onto, however I can’t say its improved the picture quality compared to a plain white wall.
-Stability is not great. The feet on the stand are reasonably sturdy, but the ‘X’ bracing that supports the screen does wobble very easily.
Overall I’d say a screen probably doesn’t improve image quality much. You’re also limited by image size once you invest in a screen which results in smaller compressed images.
The only reason I’m keeping my screen is for use outdoors. Otherwise I’ll use a large white wall inside the house.