Refurbished - [Elite Screens] 72/100/119" Tripod Series | Portable Matte White Projection Screen

The screen itself is excellent for the price, but the stand is less than durable, and after only two portable screenings, I was fortunate to just barely return the screen and stand to my theater room in operating condition. Overall, quite pleased with the product for its price point.

Exactly what I was looking for. The product images concerned me that the screen was not 120” diagonally because the product photos show a black bar at the bottom. I can confirm the white screen diagonally measured 119-120”.Was not happy to see that the screen received already had fingerprints all over the back and had some dirty lines as you can see on my photos.Last, the tripod stand can’t be rotated and only faces one direction.The image looks great in a dark environment.Paired my screen with the following setup.Epson 3800 4k projector(2) Jbl Partybox 110 speakers

This screen is awesome and it got here super fast!! I'm very impressed. I can't believe it was priced so I can afford it. Ready to watch some Seahawks Superbowl Victory action!! Thank You!! *the photo is a daytime shot... the screen makes the image even brighter and more vivid than projecting onto a white wall* :)

We bought two of these screens for my company - both arrived dented and one of them had a broken end-cap. We were able to get the end-cap back on, but it looks like it could come off again at any moment. They seem to function okay - the screen still rolls up just fine, but you can see the dents in the casing from pretty far back. There is also no mechanism to lock the tripod to the casing when the screen is away. The tripod stand is not very sturdy either - it won't stay in place very well. I'm going to try and see if Amazon will replace these with different ones.

The legs are to weak and thin. They break very easily.

The box and screen are dented and scratched. I wanted a screen that looked professional and good quality. It arrived in poor condition. I couldn't return it because it required a company to pick it up and then I would have to reorder another one - we had a family death at the time and could not bear to go back and forth with all of those details. Needless to say I am not happy with my purchase.

Not particularly solid or stable when set up. All connections are plastic and do not appear too sturdy.

I ordered this screen and ended up sending it back. I think it would work OK for occasional use but for frequent use I am pretty sure it would not last very long.

Screen quality is good. But, when I needed to store it, the screen will not fully return into the spring-loaded case. Even awkwardly jamming my fingers in the ends to re-roll is not enough. So, it is more or less permanently stuck in the up position.

We purchased this 120" screen for a series at our church. My PA guy had to place his heavy pair of pliars at a strategic location to get the screen to balance horizontally. Also there was noticeable waviness at the top of the screen that distorted the projected picture, the rest was ok, though. We purchased a different screen, returned this one, and now my PA guy has his pliars back!

It looks as though the screen itself is of decent quality, but the tripod and the other adjustable components are cheaply made. Additionally, the bottom tube that the screen rolls up in was dented upon arrival. I will be returning this product for something that is more durable.

Nice screen for the money.

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Very good product for the price I bought it !!!!!!

We use screens in a commercial setting with unskilled labor setting them up. These tripod legs are made of extremely thin metal that will bend easily if not handled with the gentlest of care and most likely will not last long in our environment. Had I know this in advance I would not have purchased this product. I was going to return however I would have to pay close to $100 to have it shipped back with a restocking fee. Buyer beware if you need to have STURDY tripod legs.

It is a little too bulky and I wish that I had ordered the smaller screen offered. My biggets compliant is does not fit readily intp a vehicle and therefore it can be a pain to transport especially in less than desirable weather.

This screen is great for its size and ease of use but it is not durable. The leg protectors keep falling off, it MUST be put together just so, and is awkward to carry because of the size - flimsiness. You get what you pay for.

Screens are ok but they are a bit flimsey. The metal all could be thicker. Overall ok but not great.

For the price, this is a nice screen. It is a bit flimsy, but if you are going to "set it, and forget it" this is not a bad option.

We transport this screen to different venues and it's unwieldy. It's not easy to set up if you're short, either. It's HUGE, which is a plus, but it would be best used in a setting where it was not moved frequently.

The product was delivered with 2 dents in the housing(Shipped UPS Ground). Apparently,the housing is strong enough to protect the screen inside, but I would have preferred to have received the item without any damage.There is a rod-like piece attached to the top of the screen. There are a few wrinkles where the screen is connected to the rod, but it seems minor considering that I didn't notice this while viewing videos the other night.Either the rod or the housing is slightly bowed, which is noticeable when the screen is retracted.I am satisfied with the product considering what I paid for it.

I purchased the 119 inch version of this screen for a slideshow presentation that I was hosting at my local church. I was looking for a nice, large, inexpensive screen. In this regards in more than satisfied my expectations. The screen material itself is a nice matted flat white and has proven to be an excellent projecting surface, however the frame itself has proven to be a little less adequate. One of the plastic end caps of screen has already fallen off after only three uses. The twist lock used to extend the stand was fickle to use and once the screen is placed on supporting hook I found it quite difficult to get a firm grasp on the twist lock making fine adjustments of the screen quite cumbersome. The lock on frame handle is also quite worry some. Once locked into place it has the tendency to gradually drift downward due to the weight of the screen. Also being made of plastic I am deeply concerned about its longevity.

This product is a great size and is somewhat stable.It was shipped and delivered on time. We opened it and used it immediately.Our issue was that it was lopsided! It leans too much to one side and we can't seem to fix that.

Pros: Screen has a nice black backing. Very large.Cons: Awkward. Very Awkward. The ad states that you do not need the cover to transport. Well, it is almost impossible to carry as there are no latches to secure tripod to screen -- the base swings out. I have to ZIP TIE it in 3 places to even try transporting the thing. Also, the screen does not roll up completely into the cover. This makes it additionally awkward to move around. The other issue with it not rolling all of the way up is that after one use, it already has dust on the screen - as you cant close it.Pretty screen. One word - AWKWARD!

First issue is I find this to be very heavy. I struggled by myself to balance this and then pull up the top part to the ceiling. You really need 2 people to do this. Unless you have decent arm strength, it will be hard to hold up the top part of the screen with one hand, while turning the plastic locking mechanism, to prevent it dropping down again, with the other hand.The second issue I have, is that the top part of the screen is coming loose after 3 uses. The white part of the top of the screen is separating from the black part that it rolls up into (for a lack of technical words). I'm already browsing amazon for something different. Not happy :(

I wanted something that was portable so pull down screens were out of the question.Electronic ones were also more than 5-6 times the price, which I didn't want to spend on a screen especially when you can buy a budget 86" 4K TV for around $1k nowadays.The Pros:- Very easy to set up, just pop the locks, rotate and pull the screen up to lock it in place and you're pretty much done- Screen itself seems very uniform and flat which is a huge improvement over cheaper screens- Portable and can be brought around and used everywhereCons:- It's still not "cheap"- The tripod legs extend quite a bit so it takes up quite a bit of space as opposed to a box design that goes straight up- If you're using it outdoors, the screen can "wobble" a bit left and right with a little bit of wind and there isn't a way to lock it down it seemsOverall, it's not perfect, but it's probably still the best option for what I need at this price range, so I'd still recommend it.