Outdoor-Projector-Screen-with-Stand - 120 inch Portable Projector Screen Indoor Outdoor Projector Screens 16:9 4K HD Lightweight Movie Screen with Carry Bag for Backyard Movie Night

Poles used to mount to base plate very delicate. Even with guywires, barely a breeze snapped it, so absolutely zero wind resistance. It was relatively easy to setup and screen was good quality. Maybe just don't take it outside.

Easy to setup but very flimsy Fell multiple times with wind Hard to move around for one person

Absolute piece of crap—collapsed on day one I bought this screen looking forward to a great backyard movie night, but it turned out to be a complete waste of money. The entire frame buckled sideways almost immediately after putting it up, leaving the whole 120-inch screen sagging on the grass. The Amazon listing hypes this up as a stable outdoor theater setup, but the actual structural components are a joke. Look at the close-ups of the destruction: - The end of the pole shows the metal is paper-thin and easily warped. - The metal completely split open along the seam at the connection point. - The cheap welded joint completely separated from the main pole, rendering the stand entirely useless. The material is so cheap and thin that it has zero structural integrity. It can't even support its own weight, let alone a mild outdoor breeze. Save your $70 and look for a brand that doesn't use literal tin-can quality metal for a giant outdoor frame. Returning this immediately.

It was easy to assemble but it doesn’t hold up. I even put rocks on each side of the bases and it still fell down.

First and foremost, this is not a 2 or 3 minute setup. More like 10 minutes to do it without inflicting any damage. Second, the poles are not marked, only the ziplocks holding them are. Anyone who has done a few tents knows that the markings are needed on poles as the bags will get destroyed after 2-3 uses. Third, the poles are made out of very thin metal that is crimped near the joints. It will not survive a clumsy toddler. Fourth: there is no bottom support, so the structure naturally wants to pull itself together and it NEEDS to be stretched with extra cords. All-in-all, putting a flat sheet on a rope would be easier.

Incorrect pieces shipped with the screen. One side of the screen has the poles with joints going up, the other with them going down (see pics) but then the two top sections with the nuts to connect the top bar are both oriented to fit the joint up poles. One side can’t be connected!?!? I want my money back! I sliced my hand trying to bend the pole to fit the top pole… ended up having to Duct Tape it. I guess it’s what you get for $69…

The device often gets stuck halfway and won't move. The remote control frequently loses connection even when held close. The workmanship is poor and the durability is extremely low.

Defective Design and No Refund Window I used this projector screen one time and immediately realized there’s a major design flaw. When you go to screw the bottom screw into the base plate, it doesn’t thread all the way into the side rails. Because it never sits flush, the entire frame wobbles and the screen won’t stand straight. The projector ends up flopping around, which makes the whole thing basically unusable. I tried reinstalling it multiple times just to make sure I wasn’t missing something, but the issue is the product itself — the screw simply does not fit properly. And of course, by the time I figured this out, the return window had already closed. Extremely disappointing. I expected something functional, not a screen that can’t even stand upright. Would not recommend.