Is it anti glare? Will I be able to use my tablet outside and have no problem seeing the screen?
2010326
Hello Kelsey H,ArmorSuit screen protectors are not ant-glare. ArmorSuit screen protectors are crystal clear. The screen will look exactly the same outside with or without the screen protector. Thank you for yoru inquiry.
2010327
For the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.0 10 there was no anti-glare ArmorSuit option available when I purchased. ArmorSuit does make anti-glare screens but this is not one. This protector is great for that purpose alone but not at all for anti-glare. This seems to have the same amount of glare as the glossy screen of the tablet itself.
1489541
I have had no problem with glare, I have only used it indoors so I can't say what it would be like outside. I would think it would be fine.
1226162
Its not anti glare, but all I do in the sun is turn the brightness on my tablet up, no problem. This is a great screen protector, very thick, almost rubbery. You will not regret this purchase.
728646
I would not recommend it if your concern is to get rid of glare - it has the same glossy finish as the underlying screen and essentially replicates the screen. I use the screen as a shield to protect the TV from projectiles thrown by my toddler and it works very well for that purpose.
1270284
The screen is glossy as it is a capacitive touch screen. The glare can be pretty bad, but on full brightness the screen should always be seeable. Just don't sit with the sun over your shoulder.
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!
1215930
No it does not have Anti glare. This product sucks really bad do not waste your money!
1506578
Dots that aren't visible when screen is on, but it has some glare issues when outside. The glare is worse than the phone without the case. Love the case, but the glare issue is something I wish there was a fix for.
107038
Have not used mine outdoors since applying but indoors I don't notice any glare. Can't say it is due to the cover but none the less hope it helps you make a decision.
662379
I have mine in my basement and I have a lot of windows and an all glass sliding door walkout on the opposite wall and I don't have any problems with glare. The picture is very bright and screen seems to reduce the glare quite a bit.
875026
The screen is bright but in direct sunlight on a very sunny day it will be hard to see. To solve that problem you can purchase a Hoodmam to place over the screen the screen so it can be viewed.
1811923
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.
1698376
To be honest, I'm not too sure. I can tell you that when I put my screen cover on, I did notice the screen having a slight fog filter to it. That probably has to with the anti glare part.
1022671
I've never used my ipad outside so couldn't tell you but have no issues with the same product on my iPhones. There's no glare on the phone version for sure. Hope that helps
787385
It is visible. It has to be in order to be anti-glare. But I wouldn't say it ruins the HD aspects of the screen. Think of a very light window tint on a car window...can you tell it's there? Sure. Does it "ruin" your view of the outside? No.The change is so very minor that it really doesn't make what I consider a noticeable difference...until you go outside in bright sunlight and are actually able to see your screen.Any small degradation of the sharpness and vibrancy of the screen is much more than offset by the ability to actually see the phone in bright lighting conditions. It is visible. It has to be in order to be anti-glare. But I wouldn't say it ruins the HD aspects of the screen. Think of a very light window tint on a car window...can you tell it's there? Sure. Does it "ruin" your view of the outside? No.The change is so very minor that it really doesn't make what I consider a noticeable difference...until you go outside in bright sunlight and are actually able to see your screen.Any small degradation of the sharpness and vibrancy of the screen is much more than offset by the ability to actually see the phone in bright lighting... » Read More It is visible. It has to be in order to be anti-glare. But I wouldn't say it ruins the HD aspects of the screen. Think of a very light window tint on a car window...can you tell it's there? Sure. Does it "ruin" your view of the outside? No.The change is so very minor that it really doesn't make what I consider a noticeable difference...until you go outside in bright sunlight and are actually able to see your screen.Any small degradation of the sharpness and vibrancy of the screen is much more than offset by the ability to actually see the phone in bright lighting conditions. « 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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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.