Akia Screens 104" Motorized Projector Screen 4:3 – Electric Drop Down with Remote, 8K/4K HD & 3D Ready, Ceiling or Wall Mount – AK-MOTORIZE104VW

I love this screen. I was worried that it would be way too big for our living room, but surprisingly it fits perfectly. Now we watch movies at home. It’s also really fun for game nights. My husband plays the switch on the big screen, and seems to really enjoy it. My phone camera broke, otherwise I’d have a good quality picture to share

This is well made, works great and was worth the money.

Great quality, sturdy. Easy to hang and silent as a mouse. The power cord is generously long and blends well with a white ceiling if you're thinking of running it on the surface. Light enough to be lifted by one person, long enough to make it a two person job to set up. I hung mine with nylon rope and hooks, leveled it and it keeps that way by gravity. The metal case is sturdy and should withstand some sun - drizzle but not direct rain, if you're thinking about hanging it outside. Very pleased with the quality of the product and the carabiners for hanging provided in the box.

Mine was busted/off kilt the moment I received it. Should have returned it but missed the window. I thought maybe it would be ok that it was slightly "off" but now a stress line/drag line is emerging an inch wide that runs the length of the screen. It was just made poorly. I'm sure most are fine. I have a larger one from the same company in another room that has been great.

We put this in our bonus room over the window and it works great! Quality made. Love it.

I love that the back of the screen is painted black, the picture quality is great, the screen itself is wrinkle-free and is quiet to operate. Installing it was super easy. It works best if you roll it down all the way every time you use it, even if you don’t need the full screen.

En mi sala de reuniones fácil de instalar y fácil de usar,

The Good: The rotor is quiet and runs smoothly. The image quality is good, and the price is reasonable. The Bad: The remote feels flimsy, and sometimes you have to point it in the opposite direction for the up/down buttons to work, which is odd. To retract the screen without any offset, you need to roll it all the way down and then turn it off so it rolls back up fully without leaving a gap. Why I Kept It: Due to the length constraints of my setup, this was the only item within my budget that fit the installation area.