Elite Screens Yard Master 2 Series, 110-inch 16:9, Foldable-Frame Outdoor Front Projection Movie Screen, OMS110H2

Debo decir que tenía mis dudas, pero estaba de oferta y me arriesgue. No me arrepiento, la calidad es muy buena. El armado de la base es muy rápido y sencillo, el marco es muy ligero (lo pesado es la pantalla), lo más complicado ha sido ajustar todos los broches de la pantalla al marco, realmente están muy justos. Pero no hubo pliegues en la pantalla, es completamente lisa, lo cual se agradece. Muy contento con mi compra.

Muy buena construcción y calidad, todo el marco es completamente de aluminio por lo que es resistente y ligero. La lona es también muy buena, gruesa, resistente y negra por la parte trasera. La recomiendo

me gusto todo muy contento.... solo que esta muy bajita ... para mi trabajo si debo levantarla un poquito

Summary: Lightweight but very sturdy, folds up quickly and compactly, secures safely to the ground. Noticeable creases in the screen but not distracting. I'm in love! I bought a projector to show movies in my backyard and then fretted over what to do about a screen. I just assumed anything worthwhile would be too expensive and seriously considered putting something together with PVC pipe and a white tarp. What a mistake that would have been! The whole unit comes packed nicely in a carrying case for portability (think the size of a Pack n Play baby crib). Both legs unfold and slide into the main frame, which is cleverly folded in 4 places as to fit inside the carrying case. The screen itself snaps all along the frame, about every foot, which keeps the screen tightly stretched and adds to the sturdiness of the frame itself. The whole thing takes about 10 minutes to setup and 10-15 minutes to fold up and put away properly- though I leave the frame/screen intact between viewings and just remove the legs (which takes about 30 seconds and is much easier with two people). Once the frame is put together, it's very lightweight and easy for one adult to move it around in open spaces. Closed-in spaces are a little tricker because the screen is so big. I have an unused space near the door to my backyard where I can keep the screen between viewings (with the legs detached), which is really useful. But if you have to go up/down stairs to store it or around many corners, you'll probably have to have two people just to negotiate the angles. I had thought when I first bought the screen that I would need to set sandbags or something on the legs to keep it in place, but of course there's an out-of-the-box solution for that. Stakes are provided to pound into little holes in the legs and keep the screen secured to the ground. These work great but make sure you have a hammer to do the pounding. There are additional measures involving twine but I never bothered with it and never had a problem. I'm also happy with the quality of the screen itself. Yes the screen arrives folded up and to fit into the carrying case it must be folded, not rolled. Once the screen is stretched across the frame, you'll still see creases. Honestly even after having the screen attached to the frame for a few weeks I still saw the creases. However, they never distracted from whatever movie I was watching so this didn't bother me at all. This screen is built for a very tight niche- backyard movie nights- and it's perfect for that purpose. It wouldn't really be appropriate for an indoor home theater arrangement but it's very mobile and lightweight with great quality, making it just right for your backyard oasis.

This is a great movie screen. Great build and quality. We had another screen we bought from Amazon that seemed ok for a few used but the frame was too flimsy and eventually warped. I saw this screen came with a more sturdy frame so I wanted to try it. It’s overall great and worth the extra price. However, the first time assembly was cumbersome and the pictures in the instruction manual are not great. Thankfully there were several videos on YouTube to show how to assemble it which made it much easier. Another issue is that snaps on the screen don’t seem to fully line up with the snaps on the frame, though this may be due to the screen needing to be stretched since it’s new. A couple of the snaps also seemed to be defective. Overall though, these issues aren’t deal breakers and weren’t major enough to warrant getting a replacement. Very pleased overall!