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

Good

Now I have to figure out a way ,,, my room does not have space for stand and this can’t be hanged ughh

Good

The mechanism is good and the screen works well. But the actual screen is much smaller than expected, it is smaller than 50" by quite a margin.

Very impressed with this screen. Got it for my motorhome. The way it pulls up and down is super sturdy! Only weird thing is the hanging parts are kinda in the front so it tilts forward a little. But over all great product!

This little 50" screen is awesome! I needed something small and portable for a slides scanning project in my small office. For the cheap price I thought it would be flimsy and junky but it's not! It is well designed, sturdy, and in spite of being narrow, it actually does stand up on its own without falling over. I'm amazed at that. Due to space limitations, I placed it straddling 2 storage/bookcase units. Although I tied the top back in case it fell over, it was completely unnecessary to do so. It stayed put on its own no problem. See pics. When not in use it collapses into a neat, narrow little tube for easy storage. The spring is strong, you have to be careful opening it. Once extended, 2 scissor arms lock it open. It can easily be picked up and moved with one hand. The screen surface is excellent and shows my projected images very well with great detail. The screen itself is not 100% flat, but the 2 minor waves in the upper outside corners have no effect on image quality. You can't expect something that rolls into a tube to be perfectly flat. All in all, I very highly recommend this unit to anyone wanting a small, portable solution to a good quality projection screen.

Il telo è di buona fattura,solido e compatto.Unico neo è che nelle immagini viene riportato il formato 16:9 ma in realtà il telo è un formato 4:3 che "supporta" un 16:9 ovvero che se si riproduce un filmato in 16:9 verranno escluse alcune parti di sopra e sotto del telo avendo in realtà un 46"pollici anziché un 50 se lo si riproduce in quel formato.L'ho tenuto ugualmente,alla fine sono soddisfatto

Really good picture. Very easy to set up and take down. Only complaint is that the lock switch at the bottom doesn't really work (which doesn't bother me) and I wish there was a mechanism in the middle that I could flip out to add more stability to the screen. Otherwise very pleased.

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. Lightweight 2. Compact 3. 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.