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Outdoor Inflatable Movie Screen Analysis

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The deluxe outdoor inflatable movie screen by Gemmy
This 12-Ft. wide outdoor inflatable movie screen is perfect for making your own outdoor cinema whenever and wherever you want. Users love the portable design of the inflatable outdoor screen and how easy you can set it up, but they note that the movie screen is not safe to use in windy weather. Self-inflating quickly after plugging it, the outdoor screen comes with its own tethers, yard stakes, fan and a bag and weights 23 pounds. Overall it seems like a great and great way to picture make your Friday movie night special.
Buyers share that the price is right for the quality of this outdoor theatre screen; they praise the picture and the sound and mention only some wrinkles on the inflatable screen that are hard to notice when a movie is playing. One purchaser commented that she doesn’t have any complaints and it’s a great and cheap fun. Other expresses his surprise at how easy it was to inflate and deflate with the help of the built-in inflatable blows that worked quietly and unnoticeably. His children were very happy and for them this outside movie projector was a treat and great for outdoor parties. However, some customers complained that the screen is not very durable and mentioned holes appearing and seems …show more content…

Users love that it’s portable, easy to inflate and offers them a huge picture, but some note that it had a blank ink spots from poor shipping. The giant inflatable screen is 151 inches wide, 85 inches tall and 173 inches in diagonal, self-inflates with an AC Adapter included in the packages, weight 30 pounds and has its own storage bag, tethers and stakes. The screen frame is made from lightweight nylon material and the portable screen attaches with ease. Overall, this seems like a solid option if you are looking for a huge outdoor screen to impress the

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