Can the Kanek anti glare filter be used on a MBP 17" early 2011 ???
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I think it would be too big. I am displeased with its performance as well. Yes it really filters the glare but it doesn't stay clear for more than a few weeks; it gets blotchy and dim in spots. I no longer use mine.
1408632
I use it on my MBP 2011 & it's a perfect fit! No ports blocked.Have had it on the whole time... I travel & want to protect & disguise my MBP.
240881
Yeah, that fixed it! Thanks! Had to go to AMD to download their Catalyst something. Then I had to get rid of that and find the one specific for Mac. Changed the overscan to 0% and no more black border. Thanks again burntham. Now I get to add another thing to my "why I hate Windows" list.
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The only thing I can say is do what I did. Use a search engine like Google or Bing etc.. and search for your laptop model number along with the words "anti-glare screen protector" and look at the results. It also helps to use the advanced search option to limit the results to those posted within the past year. You might also want to add the search word review to see if any of the results will provide a review of anti-glare shields for your laptop.That 's the best advice I can give as it's the procedure I used myself. Good luck in your search.
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Not for me. That is the reason I bought it, but there was absolutely no improvement with the glare on my Toshiba laptop.
848591
As Opticbit already wrote, it will work on a MBP with the 34 mm express slot. I didn't even have to add any drivers to my old 2007 MBP running on Mavericks. If the card comes unplugged (which it easily can) with the computer running, the laptop has to be re-booted in order for the GMYLE to show up in, "About This Mac".
2180089
I am using it to connect a Seiki 39" 4K monitor to my MacBook Pro Retina, so yes. Seemed to work best on the Mac's HDMI port without the Thunderbolt adapter. The cable that came with the monitor did not give full 4K resolution. HTH.
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I have the crystal clear version, as the anti glare gives the screen a slight haze. It doesn't bother some people, but I wanted to get the most of my retina display. I have no complaints so far.
1384372
Yep, I also use it on Macbook 2010(White)/Macbook Pro 2011 early 13in. Perfect fit.
653022
No, it is quite false. I think the reason why they say it is incompatible is because at first the overscan is on and everything is zoomed in. This can be corrected by turning the overscan off or by adjusting the underscan on your MBP. It will work. In fact, I just plugged it into my 2011 MBP and it worked perfectly. Also, you have to remember that you can't compare this to a 27 inch iMac. Resolutions are entirely different.
129661
As far as I know Amazon has not carried the 17 inch Macbook Pro anti-glare display. However, you can purchase the Green Onions Anti-Glare Screen Protector for 17-Inch MacBook Pro (RT-SPMBP1702) from Amazon.
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Yes. If you have the Retina model. No, if your MBP is not a Retina. I used to buy a lot of these for our company. Because we've had so many failures, I have stopped buying these. I now buy the CalDigit Thunderbolt Station2. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00R85YS1W/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I've heard of at least two people who bought this product for their Macbook Pro and it worked fine. Make sure your MBP has either DVI video output or an HDMI port.
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depends on usage I connected them to apple mac pro and macbook. They work great for me and no glare matte finish. Colors are not perfect but they get very very close. I designed, edit, and use them daily. No issues at all. Good luck
1724
I used it on a newer MacBook air Monday. It has the same Mini DisplayPort connector as my MacBook pro has. If yours has the same connector I would think you could expect the same results.
340464
I have the 2011 17in mbp and the one I purchased did not fit properly. I would not recommend purchasing it
594907
This is the same outer glass you currently have (at least the same I have on both of my MBP's.) It is not the inner screen that actually produces the picture.