Webaround Fan Favorite 52" | Green | Portable Collapsible Webcam Backdrop | Attaches to Any Chair | Wrinkle-Resistant Fabric | Ultra-Quick Setup and Takedown | Perfect for Zoom, Webex, Teams, etc.

Ok. First of all, I have a very small home office. I occupy a corner of a 700sqft condo. I'm on camera A LOT. Don't get me wrong, half a bookshelf and curtains are an acceptable backdrop, but I want a bit more flexibility as I participate in meetings, emcee virtual events, or give live stream keynotes.Now, I have a modern, high resolution web camera. The 52" span is MORE than adequate. I'm seated a couple feet away from the camera. Now... I take 30 seconds to position and frame my shots, but I did this without the backdrop as well. If you don't know how to do this with your webcam, I would recommend taking an hour to learn the basics before graduating to chroma-key.Also, attached to my desk chair, this is STURDY. No issues at all. It folds up easily for storage, and sets up in seconds.This is a GREAT invention. Also, the company behind this are WONDEFUL.A few final points. Amazon is a middleman and they set the fees. If you don't like that, feel free to cut out the middleman. Webaround is not hard to find.If you don't know how to position or crop your camera image, your answers are a web search away. If you're investing enough attention to detail to dynamically introduce a backdrop, then invest enough attention to detail to position your shot.Finally, for those worried about the wrinkles in the fabric, the chroma-key software I'm using is smart enough to render everything invisible.Ultimately I can't find a single negative point about this. I can't imagine an office chair this won't work on. I even use it for standing shots as well, hanging it behind me.Bottom line, as a remote presenter and season work-from-home professional, this is PERFECT!

This worked perfectly for exactly what I needed to. The only difficulty is closing it back up. Had to watch a video several times to make sure I could close it. It did not fit the back of my seat however I was still able to use it.

It's so much bigger than I pictured and it's also a little difficult to fold down to put away, but other than that it's very strong and does it's job

I purchased this "green screen" cause I needed it for my new job in which I have to make ton of Zoom calls. I was excited for this particular green screen cause it seemed very convenient for what I had to do for work. I can't even tell you the level of disappointment I have in this product:- I tried it on 4 different types of chairs and it didn't fit any of them properly.- The round screen is big enough to cover the edges of the screen, no matter what angle you place them at.- Even if you're able to luckily find a "sweet spot" for the angles, the screen is not stable enough stand upright on its own and will continue the shift with every movement you make in your chair.This product is poor quality and honestly, POOR DESIGN. Do yourself a favor and spend the money for a more "professional" green screen if you need it for work.

This would probably have worked for me if I didn't have a weird lighting situation. I have a window on one side and a light fixture on the other side and the proximity of the light sources created an uneven green that confused Zoom's filter that looks for green. There's nothing wrong with this item. You just need to have the right environment to use it. I ended up sending it to my son who has a more traditional lighting environment.

Nice product. Well made. Very difficult to close. Watched multiple videos online on how to close, and it took quite some time to get it to close the right way. Works for intended purpose. Pricey for what is essentially a piece of material wrapped around a steel/spring frame. But, it does what it is intended to do.

At first I was having issues with the green screen filling my camera; the top corners weren't covered. I tried raising the screen which did not work because it wouldn't stay up. I adjusted my computer camera ratio to a 4:3 format which solved the problem. The problem wasn't the screen it was how I had my computer set up.So far, my lighting is fine and the green screen is working perfectly. In front of my set-up I have a ring light that's always on, outside window, and a lamp. I turned off any lights behind me.There are some wrinkles in the fabric, but they aren't causing any issues. You'll want to be careful when you fold it so you don't let goo too soon and smack yourself with the frame. Seems pretty sturdy. If I remember, I'll come back after few months of use and add an update to my review.

Works perfectly for my job. Thank you