F FORITO 2-Pack 17.3 inch 16:9 Anti Blue Light Matte Laptop Screen Protector, Compatible with 17.3” HP/Lenovo/Acer/ASUS/MSI Laptop, Anti Glare Anti Scratch

First of all, I love the packaging that the product comes in. It was once my job to design packaging for products. I am very impressed with the overall appearance and functionality of each element to this assembly. The instructions were very clear. I must also say the outside graphic was easier to understand for a visual person, than the interior package. Just a little note here: it comes with two glare screens! I suspect one is a back up in case you need one or mess up on the first one? Not sure but, I only had the one laptop, so here we go- After studying the step-by-step instructions I proceeded. The cleaning cloth, the little dust patch and the fiber screen cloth and screen squeegee are wonderful quality for what I got. @The initial application if you follow it and you do it step-by-step it’s not unlike doing contact paper if you’ve ever worked with that before. The difference of course is this is a thicker grade of plastic if you will and you want to make sure you get the right side on the monitor screen, because that’s what sticks to the screen and will stay in place. Once you squeegee the whole thing down and get all the air bubbles out, it should fit beautifully within your screen parameters, given you’ve got the right size. Mine was a 14 inch HP screen. A very generic laptop and it just went down beautifully, almost by magic. It actually makes my laptop look better than it is. I was impressed by the matte finish and silky texture of the overall screen protector. Nothing pisses me off more than having glare come back at me when I’m working; not to mention it’s hard on the back of your eyes after a period of time. It is a relief to have this sight saver. If you have a touch screen weird textures might be uncomfortable after awhile. The silky texture is nice. As a writer I find it very important that you protect your eyes. The overall Amazon review is really good on this product, something the vendor Carries on to their packaging #1 chosen glare screen. For the cost and a few minutes of time it takes to put it on there I give this an A+ plus- very pleased very very please. Especially since I first tried to purchase a glare screen from three different office supply stores, including a major brand electronics store. They didn’t have anything like this. Thank God for Amazon.

I have a Dell Precision 7680 (16", 16:10 aspect ratio) and the screen protector fit properly. After installing, I immediately noticed that the screen looks more matte and less reflective, which is what I was looking for because the original screen was incredibly shiny and reflective. I am happy with the new look of the screen. I thought the installation was not too bad, unlike some of the comments I read beforehand. You do have to be careful, but all in all, it took me no more than 10 minutes to unpack everything and install. The instructions inside the package are better than the ones on the outside. Basically: 1. prep your laptop screen- cloth wipe, alcohol wipe, cloth wipe to dry, then sticker to remove dust. 2. PRIOR TO REMOVING ANY TABS, align the screen protector onto your screen. (I found this easiest to do with my laptop screen bent back and laying flat on my desk.) 3. Once happy with alignment/centering of the screen protector, use the small "guide stickers" to fix the screen protector on one side. Basically as though it is tape and you are taping it to one side of your laptop. 4. Pull up the screen protector (it should be stuck to your laptop at one side) and remove the film on the underside (side facing your laptop). Be careful not to touch the back or add any dust at this point. 5. Use the application card to remove the bubbles. Just push the air bubbles to the nearest edge. (If you did trap any dust, you can peel the screen back up to that point and use the dust sticker. After peeling, you will need to push the air bubbles again.) 6. Remove the top film and you are done. I'm not sure how to measure or notice the blue light reduction. But I am happy with the new matte look of the screen and reduced glare/reflection. I have very minimal to no air bubbles after installing (just a few tiny ones around the edge that I think will go away over time). And I can confirm that touchscreen works through the screen protector.

It comes 2 in a package, but I only need 1. Other anti-glare screens do not maintain the touch screen capability. This one may even enhance it! Installation instructions are pretty good. It includes one alcohol life, one small dusting cloth and drying, dust absorber sticker.. plenty of stuff to install one touch screen. What do I do with the other? Can I use plain alcohol or some other kind of wet wipe if I find a second screen to do? THE PHOTOS POSTED IN SCRAMBLED ORDER. SORRY. Photo 1 shows the anti-glare screen put in place to be sure it fits. Perfect! Photo 2 shows after placing the guides so that one can follow the instructions and remove side one plastic coating which will adhere to the touch screen directly ... The three guides positioned do not stay in place. Maybe instructions should have told me to thoroughly clean the edge around my screen. So that was a bit of a challenge at hearing them. Because I have done a lot of peel and stick types of things, contact paper, instant lamination, etc, I was able to work with it little by little. Photo 3 I'm not sure if it is showing bubbles or fingerprints, smudges that didn't get cleaned off of my very dirty screen before we started. Photo 4 is an angled view of the black screen showing bubbles, imperfections or grease spots or something. I think I'm happy with it! The touch function works very well! I'm just not sure about those little apparent bubbles or spots that I can't seem to work out. They may not make a tangible difference. Therefore I would guess that the quality is high, the thickness is appropriate and I have no clue how durable it is or whether it can be pulled off and a different one installed later.

There's good and bad here. Good: the protector is great. My computer doesn't have hardly any bezel, and this literally fits the exact screen with no coverage into the tiny bezel. That's pretty darn good. The antiglare is exactly what I wanted, and my eyes don't hurt when I'm using this, and the sun or fluorescent lighting doesn't prevent me from using my computer anymore. I got what I asked for and the product is as described. It's also quite matte which gives the touch screen a nice paperlike feel, which I didn't know that I would LOVE. I have the new Lenovo Yoga C940 15.6" 4K laptop. I bought it for multitasking and note taking in class. This feels so nice to use! The Bad: The package came opened and it appears that someone took the cleaning cloths and the application card. Maybe it didn't come with it? But the description says it should so...? Idk. But I used a microfiber cleaning cloth (for glasses) and some alcohol to clean it and my trusty credit card to set the screen protector with minor bubbles. Honestly, the teeny bubbles I missed Aren't noticeable when the laptop is on, so I'm not too worried about it. Patience is key during application, so I'm not sure having the proper tools would have made any difference. Plus, you have a spare so if you royally screw it up, there's a backup plan. Another thing is that it is quite thick, and you can definitely feel the edges if you swipe from the edge. It's not a big deal once you get used to it. The protector doesn't kill the touch capability, but I can definitely admit that it affects touch response just a little. Again, you get use to it very quickly and it becomes unnoticeable. The clarity is pretty good, but I suspect it's not crystal-ball clear due to the matte effect of the film. It's not bad at all tho, and honestly most matte screens are exactly like this one. I don't feel like it makes anything blurry or unrecognizable. Again, it takes a min to get use to it (unless you have a matte screen on something else, and in that case you're right at home). Overall, I think it's a nice product. I like that there are 2 in the package so if you screwed up the first one, you have one to spare. It's nice to use and it's not too difficult to apply if you take a deep breath and focus. I think that the pros outweigh the cons. And I think the cons become less of a thing after a small adjustment period. ♡♡♡♡PRO TIP♡♡♡♡ Apply the screen protector from left to right (or vise- versa). This makes it much easier to get all the bubbles out. ;)

I purchased this product for my new HP Laptop. I have issues with my eyes and the new screen, even tho I made many different adjustments I could not get comfort for my eyes (wear blue light filter lenses) while working and had to constantly move my laptop to different positions to avoid reflections. After applying the film, I immediately could tell the difference in eye comfort, no reflections and even using my finger or HP Pen, seemed to respond quicker and had more control. Application was very easy. I watched the video during Application and it went on perfect, no issues, bubbles removed easy with the tools/supplies included. My screen now has a matte type finish and the film is sturdy. No more fingerprints either!!! I am VERY happy with this purchase. Nice it comes with two (2) films so if I somehow damage this ine, I have a replacement. Don't hesitate to purchase. Great quality, ease of Application and helpful if you have eye issues using screens.

I bought this product for my Toshiba laptop, 14 inch, and it fits perfectly. At first, there was not enough information to know what to do! I didn’t know whether the thin part or the heavy piece was what you were here to the screen! How would I know? The numbers on the tabs wanted to, were so small I almost didn’t find them. But after I did, it was a different story. The instructions on the back of the package as well as the slip included in the package are insufficient! They tell you to start at one end, leaving one covering on and I’ve off, and go slowly. That didn’t work for me! This is what I did: 1. I cleaned my screen within an inch of its life. (Simply wiping it with that little cloth is not going to render it ready for the filter). After cleaning the screen thoroughly, THEN I wiped it with the cloth they provided for about five minutes going first horizontally, vertically, then in circles and back-and-forth until I felt no resistance anywhere on the screen. 2. Then, I ended up taking BOTH thin coverings off the thick piece. My hands were clean, of course, and my screen was pristine. It did not work for me taking from one narrow side all the way across to the other side. The filter is cut so precisely that you MUST have it precisely right when you begin to press it down! I finally applied it from the top to the bottom by holding my laptop sideways in my lap. Once I got it perfectly aligned, the rest was easy. 3. Holding the laptop in such a way that I could any bubbles as they appeared, I was able to use the little card to press the filter down. If I saw a bubble, I raised the filter slightly impressing with the card. The result was that I had practically no bubbles whatsoever in the filter when I got to the bottom if My screen. I then went back with the stiff card for pressing out bubbles and went across the screen several times up-and-down and back-and-forth as necessary. I made certain to press completely to the edges of the screen. The result was that I had zero bubbles left! Once I figured out all that was not clear in the instructions and did it my own way — by removing both film coverings — it only took about five minutes to finally get it down, applied properly, and looking great! I then tested it by opening up various pages on my computer with different color background different color print, and the like, and I could see a great improvement. I believe this filter is exactly what I need, since I work so many hours on the computer. As of this time, I recommend this product highly!

This product does remove glare very well but it probably goes too far and blurs the image, especially if you have a high pixel density screen (> 200 ppi - pixel per inch). This protector's texture diffuses the light in a way that's too coarse and you lose a lot of fine details. I attached 2 photos that show the difference with and without the protector applied. You see how much halo there is around the individual pixels... Second, this is quite hard to apply properly on such a large surface. Even if you clean the screen properly, some might fall on the screen by the time you are done. Very frustrating. You need close to perfect dust conditions to do this. One commenter mentioned doing it in a humid environment (hot shower on) without any fan or AC on. I have not tried that

So number one on the explainer list is that this is a plastic film number two is that it is just as clear as the very fragile and difficult to remove tempered glass. It even has the advantage that you can cut the second one and use it for other purposes, whereas you would need a laser cutter to cut tempered glass, which is how they're made. So it is somewhat substantially thicker than the tempered glass that people keep complaining shatters and does all this. And it is like in fact what they use for a bulletproof film or at least a shatterproof film, which gets put on large glass windows to keep them from bursting into the room if they get pierced. And the quality is almost there not quite. In my opinion having just installed one, it should be just a little bit thicker and I'm talking like maybe an additional third. Maybe that's hard to spec. I don't know but the coating is excellent and so far it resisted all in any form of scuffing from installation and even though I have blobs of bubbles which I blame on the thinness of the film.The anti-reflection which they call anti-glare just to confuse us, is truly excellent so I'll be cutting a piece of this for my cell phone. And I am not exaggerating - did not have a single fingerprint after my thumb heavy amateurish installation. However, after I watched an expert do it . One thing really wrong and gets the minus one star is the installation package. OMG! WHAT A BIG MESS YOU BETTER BE PREPARED FOR WHILE YOU'RE DOING THIS BECAUSE YOUR HANDS ARE GOING TO BE FULL AND YOU'RE NOT GOING TO WANT THINGS FALLING ON YOU LIKE THEY WERE ON ME BECAUSE I HAD TO DO THIS IN MY CAR FOR REASONS WE SHALL NOT MENTION HERE. So every little speck of dust is going to cause a bubble and it's going to stick to the underside of the film. And you're going to use one of three? Or maybe it's four so-called dust absorbers it's just a more sticky sticker but not too sticky and it doesn't attach itself to the film adhesive. It just sticks to the dust and pulls it off the film adhesive perfect. The actual problem cuz I do product engineering product design. I'm actually a think engineer and a Hands-On designer. So the problem is actually those three stupid little pieces of tape that they call a hinge. Now these are I believe. Well, just less than half an inch across. And really and this is my engineer speaking. They need to be something other than flexible tape. They need to be a little more aggressive adhesive and they need to be at least an inch and a half across. In fact, what they should do is give you hard plastic with a v prepressed into the thing. So you know exactly you line up the v where you want the thing to bend and then it bends in that direction and it doesn't go to 89° 76° or peel off. It stays in place and it bends like a freaking door with hinges. But that's not the case. Fortunately, that doesn't rule out getting it right in the first place because you have almost an infinite number of tries. Especially if you take the time to pre-dust everything. Take your vacuum cleaner and suck the dust using low velocity air only because the high velocity stuff creates static like you wouldn't believe and that's not what you want here or anywhere around a computer. Any computer. 😭