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Get a Mdbebbron 120″ Projection Screen for Half Price

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It’s great to be able to stream movies, but sometimes you want to do it on a larger screen to get that theater experience, especially with some theaters being closed down right now due to the global health crisis. If you have a projector, you can add this Mdbebbron 120″ Projection Screen and take it with you on the go, take it out in your backyard, or leave it inside your living room.

The screen is both convenient to store and carry. It’s lightweight and easily folded to a small size to slip inside a bag or suitcase. It’s made with an anti-crease and highly-absorbent natural polyester fabric. It’s both thick and smooth and won’t wrinkle, whether it’s folded or crushed. It will wrinkle in shipping, but it only needs a warm iron or something heavy on it to take care of that.

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The Mdbebbron 120″ Projection Screen can be used for home theater, outdoor movies, in the office, classroom, or conference room. It’s easy to set up and can be fastened with the hook or ropes that it ships with, while brackets, nails, and double-sided tape will work just as well.

Specifications:

  • Format: 16:9 HD
  • Size: 120″
  • Viewing size: 104″ x 58″
  • Support: 160º viewing angle
  • 1080P Full HD
  • Front projector
  • Rear Projector

Take $24.50 off the price of this projection screen and pay just $25.49.

Mdbebbron 120″ Projection Screen

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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