JMGO 100 inch Projector Screen, 4K/3D/HDR Support, Anti-Wrinkle, High Contrast, Front & Rear Projection, Easy Setup for Home Theater, Outdoor Movies, Office & Gaming

The frame is fine. It's made of aluminium and is pretty sturdy. Assembly is fiddly but it can be done in a few minutes by a single person. The screen itself is very thin and is a mesh. It's only perhaps usable against a white wall. Light leaks from the back, so using it freestanding is only possible in complete darkness. Because it's very thin and lightweight, it's essentially a wind sail. The weakest breeze will make it fall down unless it's very tightly tied to the floor. It's almost useless in daylight as it reflects all the brightness that hits the front, and lets through all the light from the back. I wouldn't recommend this screen, but if it comes for free with the projector like it did for me, no harm done. Otherwise anything made with PVC or fibreglass, etc. will yield a much better experience.

Picture quality is amazing in a dark room and fairly decent in well lit rooms. The fan makes almost no noise. My previous projector had a fan so loud it would drowned out other sounds. The JMGO is a great projector in its price range. A friend has the Samsung Freestyle and while image quality is about the same, the Samsung projector fan is annoyingly loud. If your comparing the two, go with the JMGO

Had to be a guinea pig since there are hardly any reviews on this projector screen. The good: 1) Very easy and relatively quick for a newbie to set up 2) Projector screen quality is good - especially no creases once fitted into the frame. Picture quality is definitely an improvement over a wall The bad: 1) The poles/frame looks like thin PVC pipes, so don’t expect strong/sturdy support against anything more than a light breeze. I’d be worried over the durability of the poles. 2) Packing everything back into the storage bag is quite a tight fit. Unlike when it came new everything was nicely fitted in. 3) I’ve seen OEM that looks exactly like this projector screen at a much cheaper price. Conclusion: Definitely not worth the full price, i would place it more within the $40-60 quality range.

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