F FORITO 2-Pack 27 inch Anti Glare Matte Computer Screen Protector for 16:9 Monitor, Computer Screen Cover Compatible with 27" Sceptre/Acer/ASUS/Dell/LG/AOC/KOORUI/SAMSUNG/HP Desktop

I love my MacBook Pro and my studio display, but when I'm outside, it's terrible to try to see the screen. This anti-glare film is perfect! It's a two pack, so I took one and sliced it up to fit my MacBook Pro. it works great in the full-brightness of the sun. For my studio display, it works great. due to it's size, it's a little difficult to handle when applying without getting lint in it, but if you had a second set of hands, it would be really easy. I will say though, that in the evening, the clarity of the screen is affected a little bit, especially typefaces which come out looking like their not anti-aliased. other than that, great product.

comes with an application guide but there are missing accessories like the dust-absorber sticker and application card.Anti-glare function is great. Due to its sheer size (27 incch), it seems impossible to have no bubbles. However, the small bubbles do not affect clarity at this point.

I didn't get to test this item to see how difficult it was to install or whether it actually worked for anti-glare. One of the screen protectors looked like it had been used. It was crudely rolled with bends (though not creases) and air bubbles throughout. It was also, under the protective film, covered in dust and scratches. I even found what's apparently an eyelash. All the photos here are of that protector.The other of the pack had no air bubbles and was far less bendy. I assume this is what an unused protector looks like. However, this one also appeared to have dust on it. Knowing I was going to return the entire item, I didn't inspect this one too closely.Another thing that struck me as odd was that the label didn't mention anything about being anti-glare. There was, however, a sticker put on the end of the packaging tube that did say anti-glare. So maybe anti-glare it just a side effect of the intended purposes, and they put the sticker on for the listings that are for anti-glare protectors.It was also a couple of mm short of covering my entire Dell S2740L screen (I held it up to measure without removing the outer plastic).

Received the 2 of protectors a week ago and tried to install them on my 27" monitor. First try was a disaster, film was quite rolled up and wouldn't stay flat, so a fair bit of air bubbles were stuck were the ends curved. downwards A bunch of dust was trapped in too, due to their plastic squeegee being unsealed and left to rattle inside the tube, a lot of shedding of dust from the cloth end of the squeegee. 2nd try was even worse, with air bubbles everywhere, at least a hundred on them. The final and 3rd piece was much better, at least two-third of the screen was bubble free, save the odd bubble here or there. The remaining bubbles are difficult to squeegee out, but I'm getting there. The matte effect is really noticeable and helped cut the glare coming from the windows and lights, which the main reason I bought the thing. the screen does exhibit some DSE (dirty screen effect) or fuzziness when looking at bright images. Text is still sharp and not bad at all. Waiting to try out the protector during daytime. All in all a useful thing but not worth the amount of aggravation and time wasted installing the thing.One thing to note is that it measures exactly 27", so some screens have a black bordesr between the bezel and LCD itself, so alignment should be where the border starts, otherwise the protector won't cover the LCD on the other end.

It does indeed cut the glare WAY down. It also makes your screen fuzzy (unlike the nice matte finish you have on your laptop screen). As to installation, it's just like a cell phone screen protector (a pain in the neck to install), only way bigger, and so, more uruly. You need an almost laboratory-grade dust-free environment to install it, or you will most definitely get bits of dust -- and bubbles -- stuck between the screen and film. All-in-all, though, for lack of a better solution at the time of this writing, this item may be your best bet for cutting the glare.