Quality product, quality subsequent image--very easy to setup and use.
Admittedly, initially we bought a much cheaper screen to keep the "going in" costs of using a video projector down. After 15-months, I decided it was time to upgrade and purchased this motorized and tensioned screen. Tensioning is huge as it keeps the screen flat and distortion free--but there was also the impact of the image quality rendered by the material that actually receives the image. There was a stunning difference compared to the old one--and we've had friends over at various times who actually NOTICED the difference with words like "it's amazing." So going in on-the-cheap ended up wasting $250 for a screen which I gave to my son--which is mostly wasting real money were it not for the gift aspect. As for the seller/manufacturer, (Akia) there was a technical issue that they resolved in mere days and I was highly pleased. So, good screen, good image quality and solid back-up.Please note, we use a high quality Ultra-Short-Throw projector and I think the advertised 180-degree viewing angle for the screen itself also benefits the projection angle, which is quite steep from below and just inches below the screen itself--but the image is very clear, precise and I'll say, deep. All in all, we are extremely pleased with this screen and if you're considering this as an alternative to NOT getting an 85" TV (like us)--which hogs an entire wall and can't be hidden, consider 105" screen that rolls out of sight at the press of a button. Note in the image, the screen is rolled up leaving our smaller TV available for things where image size isn't an issue. For sports (basketball, golf and football) this 105" viewing area this projector and screen is "the bomb" as my sons would say. But now, we watch virtually everything on it. Purchase with confidence, it's a good product.