3 Pcs 17.3" Anti Blue Light Screen Protector Compatible With Lenovo Hp Dell Acer Asus Samsung etc Laptop-16:9 Aspect, 17.3 Inch Computer Monitor Glare Filter Uv Blocker Shield Cover Eye Protection

I originally wanted to protect the screen on my new lenovo thinkpad with a glass protector but they're all glossy and I wanted to keep the anti-glare finish. After some research I decided on this one. The material was thicker and stiffer than I expected, not a film but more like a sheet of hard plastic. This improves protection so I'm pleased. The sizing fit my 14" 16:10 screen perfectly, about 1 mm gap at most between edges. The finish is more matte/dull than the original anti-glare, and further reduces glare. This comes at a cost of slightly reduced text crispness. Pick one: crisp text and glossy/reflective, or softer text and low reflectivity. Screen colour remains rich and beautiful. The product claims to reduce blue light but I don't notice a difference in colour, which is perfect for me. I've attached several photos of the screen taken in a sunny indoor location with the protector attached. You can see some glare on the left side but overall it's pretty minimal for the amount of sun it's receiving. Application Directions and provided stickers for alignment were adequate. Perfect application is always a pain but it's straight-forward. I messed up the first one. I cleaned the screen thoroughly, first with a little dish soap and warm water using a microfibre cloth, then the alcohol pad. I couldn't see any dust so I started applying the screen. Of course about 2/3 of the way through there were several dust bubbles so I aborted and started with a new sheet. The second screen went on almost perfectly. Because the material is stiff it's difficult to maneuver at the end and the application sticker popped off and the last 1/8th of the screen came down before I could squeegee the bubbles. It sticks well so I couldn't lift it back up without risking damaging the finish. I managed to get all but one small bubble out which stubbornly refused to move to the edge of the screen using the squeegee. The next day I worked on it by gently rubbing in circles with my clean dry fingers and it seems to have disappeared. I did this with the screen on for a while to warm up, this might've helped. Be very careful doing this, don't apply much pressure and support the back of the screen with your hand to prevent flex. My advice for application is to place a thin piece of clean plastic (e.g. guitar pick) on the screen edge on opposite side of where you begin to apply the screen. That way if it drops suddenly, there is something to prevent it from closing too early, leaving trapped bubbles. Overall highly recommended if you want extra protection. Remember, there are drawbacks to all screen protectors, and application is finicky so be prepared to use more than one protector to get it right.

The PESLV Magnetic Laptop Privacy Screen (13.3-inch, 16:9) fits my DELL XPS 13 9310. is an excellent solution for protecting your on-screen information in public places, classrooms, or shared workspaces. The magnetic design makes installation simple—no adhesives, no residue, and easy removal whenever you need a transparent display. It effectively narrows the viewing angle, so only the person directly in front of the screen can see your work, helping maintain privacy. The anti-glare surface also reduces reflections, making long working sessions more comfortable. Overall, it’s a practical and durable privacy filter that enhances both security and usability for your laptop.

The instructions are easy to follow and it fit my screen perfectly, I have a Lenovo Ideapad 1 15AMN7. It is a durable material and it’s not easy to remove. Money well spent!!!

First, this is for the Blue Light Screen Protector Bought it for my Macbook Pro M4 2024 14" I was feeling intimidated to install it and let it sit around for a few weeks. Lol. Finally did it yesterday. The instructions in the booklet were confusing and had grammatical errors (they should hire me, a Native English speaker) However, I just saw there is a video available here on the Amazon site under the product. Anyway I kind of figured out a way, having done screen protector installations on my iphone before. Pretty easy. Got a few bubbles the first time, but then I just lifted it up and used my fingers to push down on the edge touching the screen while the edge advanced right to left, to the edge of the screen, if that makes sense? I hope it does. So far it looks great! My only wonder is "Is it really blocking blue light?" and if so, is it really blocking 99% as it claims? I'm trying to find out a way to verify it. If anyone has verified it objectively please let me know. Oh and it seems to be a great value for the money. You get 3 screens and this is a pretty inexpensive price. I did not order the privacy option, so I cannot comment on that. The quality seems good.

I ordered this for my Thinkpad X1 Yoga Gen 6 as it seemed like a really good option. It was not. You absolutely needed to remove the screen before closing the laptop because the top magnets would magnetize to the keyboard side and come off of the screen, even with the stickers on the bottom. This didn't work for me as I didn't want to take it off every time I closed the laptop. I contacted their support through Amazon's chat feature, and they got back to me asking if I would like to try the 16:10 non-magnetic privacy screen they offer with just the normal clear adherence strips. I said yes and they were kind enough to send me that right away. I have since put that one on, and it works perfectly and stays on the screen wonderfully. The 5-star review is really for the second screen and their customer support. Very good experience.

The privacy screen came with all necessary accessories for installation and the privacy aspect is decent enough for my usage, but not the best. The sizing is a bit off with gaps on the side, top (where the cut out is) and bottom (worst gap by about 3/8"). The magnet aspect works but the strength of the magnet isn't the best. You can use more than two magnets that can help. One issue that arises is when closing the laptop with the privacy screen on, the screen is attracted to the speaker magnets and when opening the lid, the privacy screen disconnects from the main screen and lays on the keyboard, essentially forcing you to reinstall the screen. Lastly, the screen is a dust magnet as well. I'd consider not using the magnets and using the sticky gel if the sizing of the screen matched my device better. I waited awhile to install this, so unfortunately outside the return window. PROS • Magnetic connection • All accessories included for installation CONS • Sizing does not match 100% • Magnet strength isn't great • Screen privacy isn't the best • Screen attracts a lot of dust

WOW has matte protection come a long way. I was very worried about the rainbow and sparkly effect matte protectors have on screens. I was very surprised to see if this has very minimal of either of these issues. Installation was easy to qualified minutes and I took my time. The instructions could use a little bit more clarity but when you read it two to three times first it becomes clear what you need to do. My installation was flawless, not a speck dust or anything else. The cut of screen glare is spectacular! Tips: SEE MY CRUDE DIAGRAM FOR THE VISUAL OF HOW TO APPLY 1. Make sure your screen is very clean and dust free. 2. Make sure you use the sticky tabs to hold the protector down on 1 side as you will be lifting the other side for installation. Make sure your tabs are parallel to the top edge of the screen. Think along the lines of a door hinge. If your "hinge"is crooked, when you lift it up to apply, it will be off angle. 3. Peel off the under layer ( this will static cling stick to your hand! I had to shake it off as my other hand was holding up the protector). While you are holding up the far end of the protector, slowly lower it like a bent page of a book while working the squeegee from the side where you applied the tabs. If you get a bubble, just lift the protector just enough to wear the bubble is and then work the squeegee across again. 4. Peel off the protective top layer and you are done! No more 15 min screen sleeping sessions !!!! Mac screens with the anti-reflective coating are major pains to clean. Why I did not do this sooner it's beyond me.

I specifically chose the magnetic version as I did not like the idea of having such a screen permanently adhered to my screen and this product does just that. The small 4m adhesive magnets hold up the screen just fine, although they do add a tiny, tiny bit of bulk when I close my laptop which is maybe only irksome to me. I had worried the magnets might effect the touch screen but nothing has been impacted; in fact I can still use my touchscreen through the screen itself which is a bonus. As for the privacy, it works pretty well. I have attached images to show what I could see presumably sitting to the immediate left or right of the laptop. While privacy is never 100 percent guaranteed, this does give me peace of mind to set next to folks at coffee shops and work on confidential information. The reason I removed a star, and a fault of the magnetic version, is that the privacy screen is not flush with the screen itself along the corners (see image) which leaves a slight doubling of letters that may bother some more than others.