Aoxun 120" Motorized Projector Screen - Indoor and Outdoor Movies Screen 120 inch Electric 4:3 Projector Screen W/Remote Control

we are very happy with this purchase. just bought this in late Feb 2024 and my husband installed it in our big living room. It definitely takes time to consider where you want it. I originally thought it be a great outdoor against back of house position however husband had a great point, we wouldn't be able to view anything during the day when sun is bright. We decided on family living room and he went through the attic to install another outlet so we don't have an electric wire all the way down the wall. we used our own anchors and screws rather than the ones that come with the projector. we felt ours were more sturdy and reliable. also the picture quality is amazing. we installed a 4k Apple tv module with it, set it on top. next we had to decide if we liked the quality of the separately purchased projector or our own bluetooth speakers. definitely would recommend this purchase. we now have a 120 in tv sort of in our family room. something to consider is what do you do (decor) with the bare blank wall when you are not using it. there is not much space between wall and screen once detracted.

We’ve had this projector screen for almost 3 years now and still love it. Great buy! Great quality.

Love it

Works great, good price!

First off this projector screen was a huge upgrade from the fabric one it just because it’s motorized but because it’s genuinely a way better screen. You’ll notice the difference almost instantly. It moves a little slower than expected which isn’t a problem for us because our projector takes a little longer to boot up so by the time the projector is on the projector screen is in the perfect position. The ONLY. Dislike and I do mean the only one is that we wish that it would automatically stop at a programmed distance. As you can see from the video we also added a wood bezel/cover to give the authentic built in look. It took 1 8 ft 1x6 wood plank cut in half and spaced to the edge of the screen and two 12 ft 1x6 boards of MDF, and an outlet for the DIYers if you have a nailer, jigsaw/miter saw/table saw, tape measure, speed square, wood glue, and a stud finder you could make something like this projector screen included for under 250 bucks projector included under 400 dollars. Where we have it positioned we have a 100 inch projected area that does amazingly well in daylight conditions that looks a million times better than any plain old tv we could put there. It allows us to have a movie room if we want it and since it’s motorized we can return the room to a regular room but raising it when we are done we love it!!