Does this stick to your screen via the annoying adhesive that makes bubbles on your screen, or is it static, etc?
1501668
No. The screen is held in its place with adhesive strips that stick on the frame of the laptop screen.
1501669
neither, there are small adhesives that stick to the edge of the computer near the screeen, kind of like little tabs that the screen protector then "slides" into. This works really well and is easy to take the screen protector in and out if you need to. This does not stick to the screen (which can be a hassle as I have one for my iPad).
1501670
There is no adhesive on either side of this privacy filter. It just stays put when place is on the monitor.
1501671
It is static. It comes with little plastic brackets that stick to your laptop.....bottom right and left of the screen on the bezel. and you get additional brackets to put along the bottom and top as desired to hold it in place. Once you put the bracket on you can simply slide the filter behind them. Advantage is that you can remove it as desired. the brackets are clear plastic also. Not really obtrusive at all. I barely notice them.....and I am super picky.
508924
it will unstick your screen protector, be very careful and hold the screen protector in place while you use the roller and you'll be fine. the roller is VERY sticky but works VERY well
1489804
The adhesive is already on the back. You only need to clean off your screen, peel off the protective layer, and then lay it on. It comes off easily also, although I tried it within a week of putting it on.
1044284
Not really...it peels off like a "window cling". There's no residue left over either. If you feel the need to clean your screen, you can, but it's not really necessary.
243153
If you mean sticky residue, no. I haven't peeled off my screen since I applied it a few weeks ago but initially when I was applying it I had to peel it off about 4-5 time to adjust it correctly and there was no sticky residue on the screen of any kind whatsoever, will there be residue after months of use and then taking it off? I'm not sure but most likely not based on what I seen from peeling it off initially, it doesn't leave any sticky coating behind.
322882
It sticks ou t a bit, but it has little pads to prevent scuffing and sliding. I have had no screen problems.
458150
When I put mine on I was told that the sticky side goes towards the phone (LCD). Make sure that the old glue or adhesive is completely gone before applying the new screen. As far as the plastic film I dont remember exactly but I would say after it is applied so you dont scratch it.
2054401
It does have adhesive! There is a film that you peel off before you apply it
1377282
I use any of the cheap 3 packs of "crystal clear" "HD" screens- they always work well. Basically, the screen protectors are the same across all of the brands. There are two different types: 1. the static adhered type (my preference) which come in matte/glare reducing and clear/HD; 2. the type that have an application solution that must be applied (Zagg/Armor Suit etc.). I've tried Zagg and Armor Suit across different devices and have never liked them. Their sticky texture is annoying, and can aid in premature peeling of the protector; however, they have a better anti scratch coating for the screen protector itself. What I mean, is that any screen protector is going to protect the glass screen of your device- all of them are thick and tough. It would take a razor to get through the screen protector to scratch your screen. But the Zagg type can hide scratches oh the protectors' surface better than the static type. Also, the Zagg types can make stylus using slightly more difficult at times because of the sticky texture- even the improved protectors that promise a more glass-like surface are still stickier than the static adhered protectors. The other type of protector, my favorite, are the static adhered type. They leave no residue when removed, feel more like glass instead of a sticky film like the Zagg protector, and never have the peeling issues of Zagg type protectors. However, the static type can get little micro scratches on their surface- you can't see them when the screen is on, and they don't affect performance- but they can be seen when viewing with the screen turned off- while tilted to catch the light. Again, the glass screen itself won't ever be scratched- just the outer surface of the screen protector. After Approximately 6 years of trials with both types of protectors, I always get the static adhered type- not the solution-required type. Hope this helps!
654880
Air bubbles are causing what to stick to the screen? water? You could put a cover plate/long piece of glass on top of this cover...
830483
The screen is tight fitted but it is not sticky. The hard portion of the case is connected to the screen protector and the phone clicks in from the back. It seems to work well, but occasionally specs of dust, or tiny bits of sand can work their way in between the screen protector and the phone. This doesn't seem to scratch the screen or disrupt performance but is annoying and you have to remove the entire case to get the dust out.
1609627
hmm... I'm looking it at it right now and it is a bit dirty so I would have to say yes, BUT not more than the screen itself did before I put the protector on. So it's really about the same. I have seen others that look really bad, and even feel almost sticky when you touch it. This one is not like that. Hope this helps!
174059
This product does stick to the screen. It's crystal clear, my family didn't even notice that I had put it on.
41756
Yes, but I found it to be impossible to clear out the many bubbles that naturally occur when trying to apply anything 'sticky' to a computer screen. I had hoped this product was different; it proved otherwise. The product manufacturer / developer contacted me after my first review in which I said I would not recommend this product. They asked what they could do to make it right (which is unusual in itself - many kudos to them for inquiring). I said if they could tell me how to clear the underlying bubbles that distorted the view then I would be pleased to recommend. Hasn't occurred. I do hope they can figure it out because there is a market for this kind of product. Yes, but I found it to be impossible to clear out the many bubbles that naturally occur when trying to apply anything 'sticky' to a computer screen. I had hoped this product was different; it proved otherwise. The product manufacturer / developer contacted me after my first review in which I said I would not recommend this product. They asked what they could do to make it right (which is unusual in itself - many kudos to them for inquiring). I said if they could tell me how to clear the underlying bubbles that distorted the view then I would be pleased to recommend. Hasn't occurred. I do... » Read More Yes, but I found it to be impossible to clear out the many bubbles that naturally occur when trying to apply anything 'sticky' to a computer screen. I had hoped this product was different; it proved otherwise. The product manufacturer / developer contacted me after my first review in which I said I would not recommend this product. They asked what they could do to make it right (which is unusual in itself - many kudos to them for inquiring). I said if they could tell me how to clear the underlying bubbles that distorted the view then I would be pleased to recommend. Hasn't occurred. I do hope they can figure it out because there is a market for this kind of product. « Show Less
2104439
It does come with adhesive already on the screen but no adhesive stickers.you will have to buy those yourself.
949700
I would say static cling. I took the first one off as it had one tiny speck that drove me crazy and it left no residue on my screen. These are good protectors if you are careful applying it.
2054402
No adhesive....it's like the protective plastic that's used when it's brand new.....never used, however, it is more substantial, always stays in place and fits so well you hardly notice it's there. If applied properly it should last a long, long time.