Explorer 70

This is a great green screen particularly if you need to transport a green screen to another location, It is a few pounds lighter than the Valera Creator 95 screen and it is easier to carry. The Explorer 70 can be set up in 3 minutes. For regular office use, though, I prefer the Creator 95. You lay it on the ground, attach the screen holder pole and, like an old-school projector screen, you lift the screen out of the base and attach it to the pole. Takes 60 seconds to set up. Works great. I use it every day (set up and take down). It is a quality made product and I expect it to last a long time. The company is very responsive. I had a faulty screen pole and they immediately sent me a replacement. Please note, either of these devices is indoor use only. A mild breeze will topple either one of them over. So, if you absolutely must use it outdoors, be sure it is a relatively calm day and have two people available to hold either end of the screen.

Arrived today, on time. Well-packed. Intuitive assembly. Very well made. Literally sets up in minutes - set out the base. Insert the 4 rods into the main rod, and position the unit to be in the vertical position (easiest for screen attachment). Stretch the screen into place (intuitive) and there you go! You can rotate to horizontal mode if you like, or any angle. Easy adjustments. Great carry case. Absolutely brilliant design and construction. I am an industrial designer with more than 100 patents. This product ought to win an award. I assume it will last a good long while if I treat it as it deserves.

I initially decided on this item as a good starter green screen for general virtual meetings, specifically for meetings with first-time clients. My overall office background can be distracting, so I wanted something simple to use for my Zoom meetings and space. I've enjoyed using the product. It works for the purpose I intended to use it for; however, if you want full background coverage, I would recommend going a bit larger. It is super easy to put together and put away if you have storage space. Be mindful, the larger you go the more space you will need for set up.

This was really great for the price! The fabric is substantial, but the frame is very lightweight. You can't use it outdoors if there is any wind at all because it would wave in the breeze. It all goes together quickly like a kite, and is about as substantial. The crossbars hold the fabric taught, and the orientation and height off the floor is perfect for an indoor "talking head" video. Comes with a decent fabric case, and disassembles nicely for storage. Customer service is excellent. My fabric came with a few minor stains (not sure how they got there), but the owner of the company responded to my grumpiness immediately, and sent out a new fabric right away. So they are willing to stand behind their product. Good product that does exactly what it purports to do.

There are no setup instructions in the box, but it is intuitive to setup. Two skinny screws hold the screen in place on a meager stand. The spider arms that hold the screen seem strong. The spider body is plastic though and worries me that over time it will not hold up. The fabric does have some waves in it, hoping they work them selves out after being setup. The spider body and legs keep the fabric taut. The fabric is thick and has a flat metal piece on either end with a hole in each corner to attach the spider legs. The screen lists forward at the top from the weight of the screen. You can see the top spider legs flexing a little more than the bottom legs causing the screen to lean forward. The stand is straight so it is the weight of the screen pulling the spider legs. I’m not sure if the listing of the screen will make a real world difference, but it sure looks like it should not do that. If you want to leave it up with the leaning I’m not confident the structure will hold up. Because the 90” version is so tall I have to use a chair to install the screen on to the spider legs at the top in portrait mode. Changing from portrait to landscape was awkward, but I did it. The 90” version is big which is nice if have it in landscape mode and have multiple people in the shot. It is very tall in portrait mode. It is light weight and packs up in a very compact bag. To go from portrait to landscape you must remove the screws and flip it. There is a washer on each screw that will fall off every time so be ready for it.

I just got this yesterday, but I have been struggling with a very large foldable "hoop" style green screen for awhile...buying accessories to hang it from tripods that don't want to cooperate, and don't even get me started on trying to fold them for storage. Total pain in the butt. But this one is AWESOME. I had it assembled within minutes without even reading the instructions. I love that it's got an adjustable height, and even thoughtful details like a tube to roll the screen wrinkle-free for storage made this well worth the money. The screen itself is a great green color that was easy to key out, and my results were super professional. Hopefully I can add a video to show. I wish it was a little easier to rotate the screen...as as it stands, you have to unscrew two wing nut screws and rotate and put the screws back. A nice ratchet would be a great upgrade...maybe loosen one screw and rotate as it snaps into place...something like DJI's Osmo when you rotate your phone in the holder. Overall, I'm super happy with this purchase.

I bought this screen to be able to put a custom background behind me when shooting my Youtube videos. I use a Canon DSLR to capture my green screen footage and run it through iMovie to overlay the digital background. I’ve used the screen a few times and so far the results have been pretty good. The screen has some very cool features. First, it comes in this bag that is really easy to carry around. It’s similar to the bag that an outdoor folding chair comes in. You open the legs of the tripod, insert the poles into a support piece, and then attach the green screen fabric to the ends of the poles. It took me about a minute or so to go from start to finish. The fabric is pretty nice. It looks pretty rugged and has two metal strips on the ends that keep it flat and tight when mounted. I got the Explorer 90 version and it is really wide! Plenty of width so that I can have myself and someone else in front of the screen at one time. I liked the fact that I can adjust the height up and down. It has another feature where you can rotate the screen around to a vertical mode. I haven’t tried it yet, but can see the benefit if you want to get more of a full body shot. Keep in mind that this screen is not designed to go from the floor up. It’s great for waist up shots. If you want a green screen that goes all the way down to the floor, Valera has a different model that does that. So far, I’m very happy with my purchase. The product is solid and I would recommend this to anyone looking for a truly portable green screen.

The material of the green screen is very good; it gets picked up perfectly by the software we use. Bag and overall weight is very good. Installing this thing isn't as fast as they claim because the rotation cannot really be locked, which makes putting on the green screen an affair for which you better have a second person to help. I wish the feet could be turned by 180 degrees so that two slightly angled ones stick out just a little instead of having to live with one foot sticking out quite a bit, making it easy to collide with the chair.

I love how easy it was to assemble the green screen. I also love the sturdiness of the stand and the quality of the screen. I'm using it to record videos for my YouTube channel and it works perfectly.

One clip missing and seems top heavy as it doesnt stay 100% straight

Love this - easy set up, takes all of 2 - 3 minutes, converts from horizontal to vertical in seconds and easy to stow away - and by stow away I mean place it up against a wall.

This is a great quality screen, I'm quite impressed. It's surprisingly large, but folds up easily into a small bag. A lot of thought has been put into this actually, regarding the ease of use, packaging and sturdiness. Works great otherwise as a green screen, I use it to give my courses online. This is a nice surprise.

These are awesome. they're green, and they're screens. what more do i need to say? they set up and tear down quickly, are portable, and stow nicely. they were sturdier than i expected. if you need a green screen (i bought two and overlapped them) then this is for you.