2 Pack 24 Inch Anti Glare Matte Screen Protector for 24 Inch 16:9 Sceptre/LG/Dell/HP/Acer/ViewSonic/ASUS/Aoc/Samsung Widescreen Monitor, Eye Protection Anti Scratch & Anti Glare Film

Great price for this anti glare screen protector. Not difficult to install but hard to get all air bubbles removed. It is like installing protector for phone on a much larger surface. It seems to be great quality.

Completely terrible product. Wish I’d never bought it. Huge waste of time. It was impossible to put it on the screen without bubbles even with two people. I’m 27 years old and work with IT hardware all the time. It came with two films. I tried both of them had to throw both of them in the trash. I really want my money back. Also, very frustrating process.

I don't understand how people can justify leaving such negative reviews for a product that they don't know how to install properly. Unless you're in a static free "clean room", there is a very high chance that there will be lint caught under ANY screen protector. Especially one that's 24" wide. Anyway, this is a great value for the money & it works flawlessly with touch screens. No glare, no fingerprints!

Great concept and it works but it was difficult to apply appropriately and now I have bubbles all over my screen that I have learned to ignore.

Very good.

If you can get these on correctly, they work extremely well. The problem is that they are insanely difficult to get on without making some kind of error. For one, it's nearly impossible to get one on without having air bubbles come up from dust particles that cling to the adhesive even after carefully cleaning your monitor, but there's a far worse issue you have to keep in mind: If you aren't careful, you can find yourself damaging your monitor trying to get those pesky bubbles out. In your frustration and rush to remove the bubbles from behind the film, you can end up placing too much pressure with the dinky cardboard they give you to push the bubbles out and in the process screw up your monitor's display. Does it help protect your monitor after it's on? Yes. Does it help reduce glare? Yes. Is it worth almost $20 to try and apply one without having to deal with a ton of bubbles underneath and/or dirt getting underneath that prevents you from removing those bubbles and/or damaging your monitor as you try and get it looking presentable? Maybe if you have cats. Maybe. Otherwise, look for a different solution.

The protective layer to keep hair from sticking to the product before application wasn't even on right. In the picture the layer began where you can see a line on the screen. It made it totally impossible to stick to my monitor with all the hair and dust already stuck to it. The product also has instructions saying to use an alcohol wipe and a dust remover sticker but it didn't come with either of those. I wish I had gone with a different product.

The product itself is fine. The biggest problem is that it is shipped rolled up in a tube instead of flat like it should be. This causes it to CONSTANTLY curl back up during and after application to the screen. If you plan on buying this, Pull it out of it's tube, lay it on a flat surface with planty of weight on it to make it stay flat. After that I would suggest spraying the screen somewhat liberally with Isopropyl Alcohol as that allows you to slide it around a little to get it centered. When you squeegee it follow with a microfiber or soft towel to absorb the overflow when you get to the edges. It is a pain in the posterior to install no matter what but these will help. . this, in fact, did reduce glare. Overall I would say, Save yourself some hassle and a little money, just move your monitor instead.