Can I apply this temporarily over my standard protector when I go out in the sun? Don't know if my non anti glare protector would get ruined?
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I would say mo, it's not temporary. It's has a strong hold, so I don't think it can be unstuck and restuck.
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Not sure if possible without issues conflicting w/ screen protector underneath... Would expect there to be problems with the touch screen losing responsiveness - why would you want both? Just switch to the anti-glare and be done w/ it!
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I believe it will ruin a standard protector if it is applied to it. It is meant to be applied to device only. It works well regardless of whether you are in the sun or not. I have purchased PowerSupport for 4 iPads and 4 iPhones.
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Hello Joyce,Our screen protectors don't reduce glare however they are crystal clear. It isn't matte but the screen protector will protect the screen from finger prints, scratches, dust, and particles from getting onto the screen. Thank you for inquiry.
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Same as previous answer. Helps a bit, maybe. No real noticeable difference as far as glare is concerned. HOWEVER, there is a MATTE FINISH Illumishield that is probably better. I tried to cancel my order for the original but it had already shipped. I think the matte finish is specifically designed to reduce glare.
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It doesn't state that it is anti-glare. When you apply it you can't tell that you have it on. It looks just like your original screen but I have not had any kind of glare issues with it at all.
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I don't know so much about the "best screen protector." If you read outside and you are straining your eyes because of the sun, this one provides great clarity in the sunlight. If this is not the case, I am unsure what to recommend for you. Sorry and hope this helps
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I don't think it affects the glare. If it does, the difference would be small. If you want to reduce sun glare, you would need a matte finish. I had one of those on another tablet; it was great for glare but it definitely did cut down the sharpness and brightness of the tablet. I removed it. This does help for fingerprints quite a lot on the nook, but doesn't eliminate them.
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I put an anti glare protective screen over the griffin screen protector. But of course you lose some graphics quality, but not much.
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Hi. Not sure I understood your question. But in general, once you apply the screen protector I dont think you can take it off and apply again cause the sticky side gets stained with fingerprints or dust particles in the air
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No, it does not add haze. Images are very clear and you hardly know the protector is in place. Outdoors, the anti-glare allows you to view your device's screen with good clarity even in direct sunlight.
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Yes. I tried it both indoors and outdoors in bright sunshine. Indoors was fine no matter what. Outdoors was fine on things with a light background. On things with a dark background (I watched part of an episode of Downton Abbey) it was difficult to see with or without sunglasses. I don't think that the screen protector had much to do with it - as I remember the same was true of my i-pad before I added the film.
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yes, for anti-glare version please use this link, http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DMLO5LY
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Hello Karen,No, our screen protectors are ultra-clear and anti-glare. Thank you for your concern.
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Hi Simon! It is NOT anti-glare! It's great under most circumstances and if you get some glare, you can adjust the angle of you phone and it doesn't interfere. It also does get fingerprints but not as badly as some of the other screen protectors I've used and the wipe off very easily. Hope this helps. :-)
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If you turn the brightness on your iPad to the highest setting then the answer is yes. If it's so bright out that you need to wear sunglasses then the answer is no because the sunglasses will make the screen even darker looking. I doubt if you wil find an anti glare screen protector that will make the screen perfect for viewing in the direct sun. I use my Kindle for reading outside. . All in all you can read outside in the sun okay with this anti glare, anti smug and anti scratch protector it's just not perfect.
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Yes! I put a matte finish screen protector on my phone because I couldn't stand the glare and the inability to read when outside, and it was also a problem when using my iPad in my kitchen because of our skylights. So I searched Amazon to see if anybody made one for the iPad, and found this one. It was easy to apply, and the dust removal strips that were included helped to get rid of any bubbles caused by dust on the screen. And anywhere I use my iPad, whether outside or indoors with bright lighting, I have no glare at all. And it doesn't affect the sharpness of text or images on the screen. I highly recommend it! Yes! I put a matte finish screen protector on my phone because I couldn't stand the glare and the inability to read when outside, and it was also a problem when using my iPad in my kitchen because of our skylights. So I searched Amazon to see if anybody made one for the iPad, and found this one. It was easy to apply, and the dust removal strips that were included helped to get rid of any bubbles caused by dust on the screen. And anywhere I use my iPad, whether outside or indoors with bright lighting, I have no glare at all. And it doesn't affect the sharpness of text or images on the... » Read More Yes! I put a matte finish screen protector on my phone because I couldn't stand the glare and the inability to read when outside, and it was also a problem when using my iPad in my kitchen because of our skylights. So I searched Amazon to see if anybody made one for the iPad, and found this one. It was easy to apply, and the dust removal strips that were included helped to get rid of any bubbles caused by dust on the screen. And anywhere I use my iPad, whether outside or indoors with bright lighting, I have no glare at all. And it doesn't affect the sharpness of text or images on the screen. I highly recommend it! « Show Less
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Yes. That is what I have. I had more than a little trouble getting the screen to be lint free before installing .... and the air bubbles drove me crazy. After only a few hours I yanked it off and chalked it up to experience. I should have gotten the anti-glare screen in the first place.
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Looks like this was answered below. I will say that I don't use this anymore. You can't see the screen because of the glare. It's even worse is you use polarized sunglasses.