Do it help with the glare if using the Kindle in the sun?
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I would have to say yes. only because I've never had problems with glare but have always had the protector on my screen. I've never tried it with out it. i would bet it again.
2221513
The protector didn't fit my Kindle. I asked vendor for a refund, but haven't received a response. I have glare also, but it's not unbearable.
33029
One problem is that with some ereaders (some batch of kindle 2) you will see fading under direct sunlight. I think it only affect older screen technologies.
2221515
I am very glad I got the INVELLOP-ANTI GLARE protector. It works very well, fits well and makes the kindle so much easier to use.
864686
yes, for anti-glare version please use this link, http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DMLO5LY
2125066
There is less of a glare. The laptop I installed this on was in an office with windows, so very bright, but not so much with direct sunlight. When the screen is tilted at the right angle this product works great. There are no complaints.
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I would say no, simply because usually regular paper does not have a glare. Now, while at work they do not affect when reading paper. But essentially they are to avoid staring at a computer screen for hours on end without some protection.
867731
i use my on my kindle fire. reading problems i experienced were regarding limited visibility. it is simply not 100% clear. you have to remember that you are using this outside with lots of sunshine and yes it is natural for visibility to be little off. for me it was not a problem. hope this helps. regards
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Short answer: No. It scatters light more than the glass screen of a tablet. I think its best use in indoors, where it offers some advantage over the bare screen by breaking up specular reflections from the background environment. I don't know of anything that really works in the sun - except, of course, getting out the sun...
1038766
Glare is not a problem. We purchased because our grandson took out 2 tv's with toys leaving his grip. The only thing I notice is that the natural "dust" still gets on the tv, so I remove the protector and dust. I recommend this product!
1233342
Not at all. The screen is very visible even in the brightest light. It uses an e-paper display, which is very similar to the b/w Kindle display.
1201806
In my opinion, it is not too dark. It doesn't have quite the brightness or glare as without it. It kind of gives it a kindle feel to me, but I prefer that. It slightly diffuses the light, which is why some may feel it is dark. You can tell a difference.
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The actual display area is not glossy and does not have a mirror-like finish, so glare is not as bad as it would be on, say, an old style CRT. However, if you have a lot of light behind you, it can show on parts of the display that are dark, though it is much less noticeable on bright areas. Overall I'd say it does very well at dealing with glare.
2032985
Not so much. It will eliminate most of the glare, but the brightness of the sun can still make it difficult to see the screen.
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No. I actually used my nook for a couple of weeks before I got the Armorsuit and it didn't change the screen quality. I had problems with glare from sun before install as well as after install. It just protects the actual screen from scratches.
1119899
Yes,it does reduce the glare. That said, I did not have much of a glare to start with. My MacbookPro is a 15.5 inch Retina Display
874046
No, it sits in a depression moulded specifically for it. This, combined with the raised edges of the kindle itself prevent the strap from touching the screen. Also, as earlier replies have mentioned, the strap has a very soft microfibre/suede covering which matches the lining of the back cover. Works well. Cheers.