( 2 reviews )
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Posted: Apr 8 2008
Easy too use, and easy to carry due to lightweight. When fully extended in height has a tendency to lean forward.
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Posted: Feb 24 2007
the hardware that holds up the screen is very poor
Hopefully Draper will honor the warranty. I do not recommend this particular model. It is actually a disaster, which is too bad because the screen itself is very good.
Pros: The quality of the projection screen itself is very high. The images are sharp and easily viewed by a large number of people.
Cons: The mechanical compents are totally inadequate. The Upright used to hold the screen up is not rigid enough to keep the screen in an upright position without it leaning to a point where it looks like it could fall over, even with the "legs" properly extended. The end cap that holds the tension bar is a cheap plastic piece that broke off during the first use, thereby preventing retraction of the screen. This had to be fixed with electric tape, but the cap it still a little loose and could come off again. The Upright is attached to the screen housing with another piece of cheap plastic which broke off and the Upright had to be redrillled so it could be reattached.
