Nobo Ultra Portable Pop-Up projection screen Ideal For Mobile Presenting, Matte White Surface With Mini Stand & Lightweight Aluminium Case, 1000 x 750mm, 1901954

This screen is hard to find, at any price, so I was glad to find this one. If you want to be sure to have a decent screen for your client presentation, you have to bring your own, and the floor standing ones are just to big to to lug around. This one sits on the table top and comes in a smart carry bag, so it's no hardship to carry along with a laptop and projector (especially if the projector is the sleek Casio XJA model). It sets up in a few seconds, looks professional and gives you the best possible surface for your presentation. I would have preferred a 16:9 model, but haven't found one.

The product was delivered on time though on opening the box and setting it up I was very disappointed. I felt that for the price paid it did not meet my expectation. The quality was not up to expectation, the screen was partly faded 'yellowish tint' and the partitions did not cleanly click together - thus leaving gaps between each panel. Consequently lines appear when projecting on the screen. For the price I would have expected a much better designed and fitting product.

Looking at the positives, this is a very portable screen. It is light, packs down to a nice small size, and is easy to assemble. Taking a bit of time to ensure the panels are fitted together correctly greatly reduces the gaps between the panels to the point when you dont really notice them. This is a great business tool, ideal for taking with you when you need to give presentations to clients or colleagues away from your normal office when you dont know what audio visual equipment is available. I use this combined with an iPad and Phillips Pico Pix projector, which are all tiny and supremely portable.On the negative size, it does seem quite pricey when you look closely and the materials and build quality, but to be honest, this is a business tool and not intended be part of a high def home entertainment system. As such it works perfectly and looks far more professional than writing on large sheets ofpaper stuck to the wall of a meeting room.

Excellent, easy to use screen. I bought this despite the negative reviews about the feet as it was such a good price and my husband said he would make it work even if the feet were poor. However, first time out of the box and up and we found that the feet click into position easily but then each one will click a second time which is more than sufficient to lock the screen onto position. Unbelievably easy to use!

This screen has a good reflection and the right dimensions. Built quality is very poor. The panels don't fit well and you get a uneven surface for projection. This is a good idea badly built.

I've had this for about a year. I'm a roving trainer, and have a collapsible screen, which folds like a beach tent, but needed a smaller screen for small training rooms, when the big screen would take up too much floorspace. This desktop screen is, in theory, ideal, but there is a huge design flaw, suggesting the makers never even tested it. The four feet are made from shiny plastic. The screen has a sprung back. Combine these two features and it's obvious what will happen: the screen simply slides back into the closed position. Solution: force the screen to stay open with a pile of books next to each foot, which is obviously naff. Next solution: I tried sticking felt to each foot, but - next design fault - the feet are curved and thus make little contact with the desktop, so that didn't work. Solution which works: went to my local market and bought a sheet of silicone anti-slip matting for £1.00, which I cut in half and put on the desktop under each end of the screen. Shouldn't be necessary though, should it?Five years later: I've needed to start using this more due to problems with the big screen i mentioned above. I've developed a better solution to the collapsing problem. Get two slide binders (cut about an inch off them), or just thin pieces of wood (chopsticks might work), and, after opening the screen, insert them into the grooves at the back of the screen where the sprung folding runners are located. This totally prevents the runners from closing. You could do it with just one slide binder/piece of wood, but two gives back up. But there still shouldn't be the need for these adaptations, should there? Poor design.

What a load of garbage.It just keeps shutting and falling down!

Poor quality and too small to be useful.The one I got was marked so I sent it back

Lo schermo si avvolge in 3 parti, quindi si vedono sempre due linee sulla proiezione.La grana dello schermo si vede troppo quando viene proiettata l'immagine.Non lo consiglio.

écran lourd, encombrant, et l'on peut voir les marques de séparation de panneaux lors de la projection... La housse semble assez peu solide. déçu

Super Kompakt, super Standfläche, es fehlt aber eine ARETTIERUNG. Bei der kleinsten Erschütterung klappt sich die Leinwand von selbst zusammen. Was soll das?

Positiv, die Refektion ist wirklich gut.Aber: Die Leinwand hat einen Klappmechanismus, d.h. im aufgeklappten Zustand hat man auf der Leinwand immer 3 schwarze Streifen, an den Klappstellen. Und schlimmer noch: Die einzelnen Elemente des Klappmechanismus refletieren das Bild unterschiedlich stark. (das ganze steht eben nicht ganz Plan) Dadurch entseht auf dieser Leinwand kein gleichmäßiges Bild.Fazit: Zurück

ho scelto uno schermo di questo tipo per avere la possibilità di proiettare in giro con maggiore facilità. Rispetto ad altri simili è decisamente più ingombrante ma ha la peculiarità dell'apertura, anziché a srotolamento del telo lo schermo, da ripiegato, viene aperto e viene montato ad innesto e sostenuto da un supporto. L'installazione richiede pochi secondi. Un metodo sicuramente originale che permette vantaggi di installazione rispetto a quelli a srotolamento poiché la superficie di appoggio non deve essere necessariamente lunga quanto lo schermo. Ripiegato lo schermo è suddiviso in tre parti, tuttavia durante l'utilizzo non ci si fa praticamente caso. L'ho scelto proprio per la particolarità dell'apertura, sia pur ciò a scapito della portabilità.