Elite Screens Yard Master Plus, 145-INCH 16:9 Height Setting Adjustable Portable Projector Screen, 4K HD Outdoor Indoor Movie Theater Front Projection, US Based Company 2-YEAR WARRANTY, OMS145H2PLUS

Amazing Backyard Movie Screen! I absolutely love this screen! The Elite Screens Yard Master Plus 120” is perfect for backyard movie nights and completely exceeded my expectations. Setup is very straightforward—the frame clicks together easily and feels solid, not flimsy at all. The screen material is excellent quality, no wrinkles, and it makes the picture look bright and sharp, even outdoors. One of my favorite features is the height adjustment. It’s super handy to raise it higher when we have a bigger crowd, or lower it when the kids are sitting up close. The portability is also great—the included carrying bag makes it simple to pack up and store, and the whole thing feels durable enough to last for years. We’ve already used it for movies, sports, and even gaming nights, and every time friends and family are blown away. Honestly, it feels like having a private outdoor theater. The price IS expensive, but, If you’re on the fence, don’t hesitate—this screen is worth it.

This is the first screen I have owned so I don't have anything to compare it to. I have only used it as a rear projection for outdoor movies in the yard. It works great. I would highly recommend rear projection if you have 8 to 10 feet behind the screen to set your projector up. I use a CAIWEI Home Projector LCD LED Video Projector 4200 Lumens that you can buy on Amazon. I have not used the front projection but I assume it would be as good or better then the rear. The picture is great in my opinion and the 120" screen is perfect for us. Easy to setup takes one person (me) about 5 minutes to put it together. Very easy. I leave the screen frame loose on the ground when I snap the screen into place. Once all the snaps are connected then I stand it up and lock the corners into place and the screen is stretched tight. Any fold lines disappear or are not noticeable. The aluminum frame is very well designed and seems sturdy and well built. It is not indestructible because it is aluminum. My only concern is the life span of the snaps. The snaps appear to be good quality and I have not noticed any issues snapping and unsnapping them. One or two failures probably wouldn't make a difference. With the rear projection you have everything behind the screen and it is more like a large TV screen. The only cord going through the viewing area is an extension cord to the power strips behind the screen. With children or inebriated adults there is nothing to trip on or knock over. I have an above ground pool so I didn't want any electrical devices anywhere near contact with water. It can be a real clutter behind the screen with power cords and speaker connections so it is nice to keep this all away from everybody. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase again if something happened to this one.

I've been very happy with my 145" Elite Screen. Setup does take two people and can be a bit of a hassle, but it's not complicated and goes fairly quickly. The included ground cloth that protects the screen while it's face-down is a great touch. For the price, it's hard to argue with the quality—this screen looks beautiful. Mine did have some creases out of the box, but they went away after following the included instructions. The stakes work well, though I wish they had lanyards for easier removal. My unit came with a damaged drawstring bag for the knobs, and one knob was slightly damaged too—nothing major, just a minor gripe. I do wish the height adjustment holes were labeled. I'll have to figure that out myself using the dimensions from the Elite Screens website. Also, this thing is heavy—not quite as portable as I hoped. But the included case is decent, especially for being part of the package. Overall, this is a great product and well worth it.

Overall I'm very impressed with this screen. The picture quality is great. There are wrinkles, but my family can't noticed them once the movie is playing. The metal frame is easy to unfold and snap together and seems very sturdy. The height adjustment is a nice feature. I have it low on my patio because we sit rather close, but could easily mount it higher for a larger crowd. With the 145" size it takes 2 people and 2 points in the setup - first when you need to flip the screen over to mount the legs, then again to lift the assembly in the air. My backyard is windy, and with sandbags on the feet it doesn't move. I've put it up 2 times so far, and the second time when I knew what I was doing took about 10 minutes to set up. Teardown is even easier - you can have it in the bag in under 5 minutes if you hustle. The storage bag is very high quality and strong, and also well thought out with compartments for the different pieces of the frame and a leather pouch for the screen. Similar to what previous reviewers have mentioned, the screen is very snug. I'd imagine if I just grabbed the canvas loops in the corners and pulled hard I would rip it like others have. Knowing this going in, I was very careful handling the edges and if you use a pulling/stretching technique near the snap you are trying to and pull an entire handfull of edge, it's not too bad to snap on. It does take patience and some hand strength however. Overall, I would definitely recommend. I have gotten many compliments so far.

Very sturdy. Easily put together with 2 people. Comes with 2 extra bars that I didn’t use and still worked perfectly. It is a bit heavy to carry but easy enough with 2 people. Only used once so time will tell…hopefully it lasts a while!

I have used this in my bedroom because my wife says no TVs in the bedroom, so it's a loophole in her argument. I did have one fault but thought it happened in shipping; one of the button snaps was dented and did not take the female end of the button. I reached out to the manufacturer, and they got me squared away. 10/10 customer service. I used this at my house and my brother's house. I show a movie at sunset, and people always stop and watch a bit before they head on their way. It is a great way to do things with others while being distant. I own the 135-inch screen. I put this up myself and take it down myself. Super easy to put up and take down. Five minutes for both; if not, it is close. Each time I put it up, most of the wrinkles come out because the frame pulls tight when you snap it into place. If you follow the directions, you will have no issue, corner 1, corner 3, 2, then 4, then the snaps in the middle. I love this screen. I went with the 135 inches because I feel it is the largest size to manhandle by myself. They have a nice carrying case and some rope to tie it down. I do not use the rope and stakes as I use heavy bags of salt or sand. When you have little kids running around, you do not want cords potentially causing a trip hazard. I recommend this to anyone, If not the 135inch but the brand. Nice sturdy frame and the heavy-duty screen is well made. I wish that I could give this another star; it is that good.

Second time buying an ES. First one no issues (135 model). Bought a new projector that fits up to 200 inches so wanted same exact model but bigger. Like it but has a bad eyelet bolt out of the two that screws into the top to hold frame in place. And didn’t come with middle support leg as advertised. I’ve been emailing back and forth almost a week and answering repeated questions with pics. Now they finally said that the middle support leg is on the older version of this. Not sure how it makes since to update a newer version without support in the middle. As in the pic, the middle sags slightly from the horizontal length. I spent almost $300 building this base so it would be even for all three legs. Almost feels like service is trying to just get rid of fixing the issue but who know. I will have to build something for better support in the middle like a 2x4 sitting underneath it instead of the support leg in their pic. Haven’t put up screen yet to check its quality. Hoping it’s the same as the 135 model tho. Rating 2/5 due to amount spent and labor of a day making the base

The screen does need to be pulled tight to fit the frame but in the process of attaching opposite corners the stitching started to tear on one corner. Very frustrating - picture quality was good, just needs stronger stitching surged around the corners.