Love it everything I wanted

Love it everything I wanted Read Less

The screen doesn’t fit perfectly with projectors size.

The screen doesn’t fit perfectly with projectors size. Read Less

The first one of these that I received would have only gotten two stars. The screen was very wrinkled (which is something you'l...Read More

The first one of these that I received would have only gotten two stars. The screen was very wrinkled (which is something you'll just need to expect from a $100 projector screen, but this one was particularly bad). There were two giant dents in the housing. The remote wouldn't actually work, and the inline controls wouldn't automatically stop when closing the thing, which resulted in an awful grinding noise when it closed.However, thankfully this is Amazon, so they sent me a new one. This one is much better. There is still a dent, but it's on the back so it isn't noticable (they really used the thinnest possible material for it). It opens and closes perfectly, and there even aren't as many wrinkles on the screen. It does smell strongly of some kind of chemicals (like spray paint), but hopefully that will fade with time as others have mentioned. I like the white color, because it's less visible than the black one I used to have. I also appreciate that it has controls built into the cable. I wish the control box wasn't the ugliest thing ever, but I guess we have to take what we can get. If you're lucky enough to get one that isn't broken, you can do much worse than this product if you're looking for a cheap, simple projector screen.UPDATE: A few months later, I can give a couple more points about this screen. The sides get pretty curled, which distorts the image somewhat. I'll experiment with ways to fix that, but it's an example of the very cheap nature of this screen. Without the cables you find on nicer screens keeping the sides in tension, they get all floppy. Another potential issue is the remote. It uses RF instead of IR to transmit, which I guess means it works better without direct line of sight. However, it means it's much harder to get a universal remote to work with it. I mean, it's a projector screen. Having line of sight is basically its whole purpose. Why wouldn't a standard IR remote work? I'd love to get a Logitech harmony to control the screen, but I'm not sure it's possible since universal remotes use IR (like basically all other remotes ever). Read Less