Worked great for what it is, the paper inserts are neat. The plastic though can be brittle with constant folding. Just be carful so it doesn't crack or break like mine did.

Just as shown. The plastic sheets are kind of tight. Wish they had four of each color Jen front so it all matched rather than just one of each gem color

I really like this screen and with the galaxy print it works out of the box for my CoC games. My issue is that there is one area where the panels are attached that did not have enough of the material in the mold so there is a gap of about an inch in length between the panes. I hope it does not decrease the life of the product.

I'm a noob DM, so the insert which had three slots for players information. I can write with a wet erase pen, information I think I need without having to ask them what their strength or HP is/are. I can keep tract when they lose or gain hp, treasure, etc. I don't like the fact that there are only three slots. There are five characters, so it would be nice to have another sheet with this professionally printed on it. It does have the same info on the back side, but I can't use the wet erase pen if I have to pull it out and turn it around. Do like the other info given on the other three sheets. Their printed on both sides with different info, so you'll have to choose which info you'd like right there before your eyes. I like it

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.

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.

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.

You get whats advertised. Solid dm screen

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

The screen was pretty dusty, especially in between the back and the plastic sleeves, which was a pain to clean, but after cleaning it up it has some amazing inserts for pathfinder. I am really happy with it, it feels a little cheap at the corners but it's held up for at least a few months so far. I really love the insert for writing down the players health and initiative and AC and such, I don't use it much because I have 6 players, but it is really cool and I will surely use it in my next game.

I like it! The only problem is that the insert locations are a bit wider than 8.5. With regard to another issue that I have seen commented upon, if you use an inkjet printer to print out your customized pictures or charts, make sure you let the printouts dry for a day or more before you insert them into the screen. That way the ink will not transfer.

OK - So a DM/GM screen needs to look good and hopefully help you to organize your information. This screen does the job, but it does have it's flaws.PROs- It is solid enough and it looks good on the player's side once the graphic inserts are slid into the clear plastic pockets. You can easily put pictures, notes or maps in over the inserts, which keeps the table much less cluttered.- The clear pockets are very useful on the DM's side to keep whatever information you need the most. No need to look at the same useless tables and annoying art for the next 3 years! The provided inserts are not great, but if you take the time to put your own information in these pockets, you really boost the usefulness of this screen. I suggest (1) Campaign details - Geography, City, Street, Shop and NPC Names. (2) Main stats and spells for the 'bad guys.' (3) Initiative Order.- Clear plastic cleans easily with dry erase markers. Great for initiative order combat/health tracking.CONs- The inserts, which are light gauge glossy paper, are difficult to get inserted into the pockets. You may not get the inserts all the way to the bottom of the pockets without creasing them, if at all. I suggest using card stock (or flat cardboard) on one or both sides of the insert to get it all to the bottom.- For the price, you're not getting a super heavy duty product. Be gentle putting too much stress on the folds.- Content on the DM-screens are never good, no matter who makes them, so no fault here - Don't assume you'll use the premade inserts to help you with your DM tasks too much.ALL IN ALL - Glad I got this. It helps our game.

Iam not a D M I am a magician and it will hide what I need to hide in a very cool way !

It's really great to have a DM screen or be can modify. Unfortunately one the panels was sealed and I had to cut it in order to fit my sheet into the pocket. I think with time those corners are likely to come loose.

I bought this a year ago, and it has served quite well as a barrier, as a dry erase notepad, as a sleeve for page inserts. It spent most of the year left standing at my game table, but I've had to replace it as the material connecting the sections has managed to wear out and tear- leaving me with two distinct booklets, and if I keep using it I'll just have four separate panels.The screen fits 8.5x11 pages just fine, so you can use your own inserts. It comes with a couple of extremely useful cheat sheets. I would absolutely recommend this item for someone looking for their first or a low cost great value option for DM screens. I'm probably going to finish separating the sections and handing them out to my players so they can use dry erase markers instead of burning through pencils and character sheets, and give them a little spill resistance.

These work well enough.I'm not sure they'd hold up if you swapped paperwork in and out often, I've modified them with magnetic strips and they're great.