2 Pcs 14 Inch Anti Blue Light Screen Protector(16:10), Reduce Eye Strain Anti Glare Blue Light Blocking Screen Protector for HP/Dell/Acer/Asus/Samsung/Lenovo 14’’ with 16:10 Resolution Laptop

Disappointed

Honestly don't know why modern laptops favor glossy displays. There is a ton of glare which strains the eyes and makes it harder to read what's on the screen. These films basically render the screen glare-free. They are true to size and do not compromise clarity at all. Right now, my laptop screen has the same matte feel as my monitor. Great purchase! Had the film on for more than a year already. No damage and still fully adhered!

I bought this for my HP OmniBook X Flip 14. Once installed, the product is excellent, the matte finish cuts glare perfectly and the fit is exact. However, getting there was a headache. I am giving this 4 stars instead of 5 because the included instructions and stickers are inadequate. I wasted the first screen protector following their guide because the alignment stickers were too weak, causing the film to shift and trap dust. To get a perfect installation, DO NOT use their method. Do this instead: Steamy Bathroom: Install it in a bathroom after running a hot shower to settle the dust. BYO Tape: Use your own Blue Painter's Tape. Create a "3-Hinge" setup on the top edge so the protector flips up and down perfectly without moving. Gravity Peel: Flip the protector up, peel the backing downwards (so the sticky side faces the floor), and let it drop into place. If you follow this "Hinge Method," the result is flawless and bubble-free. If you follow the manual, you will likely fail. Great product, terrible documentation.

Yes, it reduces glare very efficiently, but also makes the pixels blurry. I have an OLED screen and the bright colors (especially white) are visibly distorted as stretches of red, green and blue, which is quite annoying. This is not that obvious in my image, but you can see that the screen is now really low resolution. Diffusion of dark colors are less obvious. If you don't process a lot of files or images with white or bright background, this screen protector might be fine for you. Unfortunately, I use this laptop to read papers, and the diffusions of whites are really annoying. I've tried to apply the protector carefully enough so that there aren't any bubbles, but it took 30 mins and a lot of patience. I ended up with a small piece of dust at the corner but it's not very obvious when the screen is turned on. The screen protector is also slightly smaller than the screen of my Lenovo yoga 9i aura edition. I ended up with about 0.5-0.7mm uncovered space on all four sides. It does not interfere with the touchscreen functions. Update: I can't endure the fuzzy diffusions on the whites so i have to peel it off after 30 minutes of use. Why choose torture when I already have a high resolution screen?

The screen definitely works to reduce glare; however, the nature of how it works makes the screen a bit hazy, naturally making it more difficult to see.