I like the fact that each pocket is oversized, I have other screens that just fit the 8-1/2 x 11 paper, but it is a true test of patience to get them in the sleeves! This shield gives more than enough room to work with, and when folded it is much thinner than other brands!

I had a gaming screen like this before, but it got worn out from use. This was the perfect replacement because it has clear plastic insert structures into which game masters can place notes, maps, ruling tables and other things that they will need to access quickly during the game.

I love the design. Having 4 internal and four exterior sleeves for inserts gives you so much flexibility. This is especially great for new players as you can print relevant information for the players so they don't have to research the players manual or other sources. You can also print custom pages and have them protected in the sleeves. My only con is, just like every other binder, the plastic bindings will fail with normal usage. When that happens I will most likely just duct tape it. If I ever replace it, it will be something I custom make myself probably leather bound

I love the dark green color, 4 strudy panels, great pocket room, and the inserts seem durable.I've previously used a 3-panel screen that was just too small for slipping papers in and out - I always had to cut margins because the pages wouldn't go in and out easily. This has none of those problems.The inserts provided are nice, but I design my own anyway.

Some of the pages were already placed in the quad fold, but some were not. And the ones they were were out of order. Kinda hard to get pages in and out of the folds. But it does its job and its pretty big.

Screen is sturdy and both folds up sits up just like it should. My own print outs slide in nicely, but the included pages are as wide as the panels and are extremely hard to insert.

This was a gift to a friend who has just started to DM. He was going to used folders and I surprised him with this. He was thrilled and has used it several times.

I find it odd that one art page is inserted, and the rest aren’t, especially since it’s a pain to get them in. One of the inserts for the back was inserted in the front.I find it less odd that the informational inserts are double sided. They are caught in a bad spot with these. On the one hand, the users don’t really want them. If you want the pre-made, stock insert there are cheaper options out there. You look at something like this because you want to design your own inserts to fit your own campaign and your own adventuring party perfectly.On the other hand, marketing knows they have to include something. So, this is kind of a nod to that. They’re useful enough I’m planning to keep them, but obviously not in the screen. Inside the screen for me will be campaign notes, encounters, and NPC information.The front pages, as I’ve said, are hard to put in. They are a tight fit and I had to keep watching which way the paper was angled and adjust it back to center. It got easier with each one. The back pages, however, if you print your own are they are likely to be either 8 x 11 or A4. Either way, those are small enough to slide in and out without an issue.These can be written on with a dry erase marker and then, well, erased. I have a feeling given time the writing will “set” and make it harder if not impossible to erase completely. They did say to erase after every session. There is no pen or eraser included.It stands on its own no problem. I know another reviewer spoke about needing to prop it up, but I guess they fixed that because it’s fine now.

On a value-for-money basis, I can't complain too much about this screen and I think it's a good value.But it's not perfect.Keeping it open the way I want usually requires me to strategically position something heavy on the table (usually up against the middle seam), and that's a modest negative. I also have questions about how well the seams/hinges will hold up over time. Last and not least, moving pages in an out of the plastic holders isn't always the easiest - I'd recommend printing on heavier, high-quality paper when possibleYou can make a better screen for less-to-similar money (I know, because my wife did this), but not everybody will have the time or inclination to do that. So, again, for the money and time you save, this isn't a bad option.

The base package came with the screen and decorative inserts. The inserts have to be manually inserted. One of the inserts I received is too big and will have to be cut down to fit. Otherwise, good quality. Base package does not come with extras like markers

The base package came with the screen and decorative inserts. The inserts have to be manually inserted. One of the inserts I received is too big and will have to be cut down to fit. Otherwise, good quality. Base package does not come with extras like markers

Quality product, but the very artistic inserts don't easily fit inside. Normal letter size paper fits just fine though.

Comes with pockets to store all the info you need

You get whats advertised. Solid dm screen

Helps me out with better keeping track

There was a couple of hazy spots in the clear plastic, not enough to be effect fucntion or be too distracting. 8 total pockets, 4 inside 4 outside. One pocket was a little tight fresh out of the box but all pockets hold included sheets securely and cleanly.

Ive been using this screen for quite some time and it does the job. I only found 2 of the inside pages useful but you can just replace them so no big deal. Great product

Using this as my GM screen for my Fallout 2d20 sessions. I love that it was sent with extra covers and such, so I can use it for more than one DD game. I plan to use the free inserts with my Starfinder Campaign in the near future. The best part about this is that it folds nicely into a very compact size to set into my laptop bag.

Grandson again loves pretty much most products for the roll playing of DD this is a great addition to his collection

I got it for my boyfriend and he absolutely loves it. Plus is really durable for 20$