Epson Duet Ultra 80" Portable Projector Screen (ELPSC80)

We love this screen but needs more options to raise screen height. Also all screw, bolt, stud..too loose, have to use spring washer. our 2 stud nuts (3/4), bolts are missing now please replace it.

Works great movies outdoors. Super easy to set up and take down. Sturdy. Probably would not do well in heavy wind, but fine in light breeze.

The Duet screen leaves a bright picture and reflects the full gamut of colors your projector has to offer. It's easy to pack up and cart around. Folding on the vertical dimension gives you a shorter case which fits neatly in a compact car. The tripod doors completely on the back of the screen making for easy portability. The whole package is a little heavy. There is no height adjustment, leaving the screen around 4 feet off the ground. In some circumstances, a very slight line can be observed near the center of the screen directly in front of the tripod. Most times this is not distracting, but some may find it noticeable. The overall package is perfect for portability.

This projector screen is great! The picture was clear and sharp and the colors were bright and pretty. We don't have a dedicated movie room so we tend to set up for movie night in our family room. I discovered that I am able to set the screen up on my dresser in my bedroom without the stand and enjoy movies from my bed! The bottom of the screen case was stable enough to hold it up and the screen did not tip over. Like others have mentioned before, the screen did have some curling on the top in the center - but we barely noticed it while watching the movie so this was not a deal breaker for us. Love it!

I needed this for a non-profit group and meetings we hold for up to 125 people. The good: I like the way it folds up and how easy it is to carry. Everything is easy and intuitive. I was impressed with the dual widths, though I'm not sure I'll ever use the narrower one. The screen itself and its housing seem pretty solid. The price seemed reasonable. The challenges: As others have stated, the screen is not solid on the legs...I put this up on a table and was worried it might tip over, as the screen is way heavier than the base. I actually wished it were wider for my purposes. The back of the room couldn't see it as well as those closer in. But I knew this limitation going in.