Does anti-glare mean it will reduce the refllection so I canread out-of-doors like a Kindle.?
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It works very well but it is a bit dark so I have to set my screen on the brightest setting.
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Yes it does. INVELLOP has these anti-glare ones, and the clear ones. The clear ones have a lot of reflection. You won't be disappointed with these anti-glare protectors.
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It does make it easier to see in the sun but its not 100%. Depending on if you're directly in the sun or just a little bit. I love it it works great for me I am able to see just fine when in the sun.
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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.
1938483
You can see but not as well... Just adjust the brightness and use an anti-glare screen protector, it'll definitely help. I guess that's an issue with tablets. Otherwise it's awesome.
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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I believe that it is anti glare, also if you purchase they replace it lifetime for free when it wears out.
670113
No, I don't believe it is specifically anti-glare, though as with any LED screen increasing the backlight to 100% can significantly reduce glare - presuming you are not outside or directly beneath a sunroof.
130240
NO. As far as I can tell, it does not reduce glare. It is super easy to apply without bubbles or dust if you follow the instructions (I don't know people complain about the difficulty of this!)
2196135
It is MUCH easier to read in sunlight. There is no reflection bouncing back at you from the screen, though when it is very bright outside you may notice a shadow replacing the reflection.
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Hello Nancy,it is anti-glare and anti-reflection. I used to use my screen as a mirror sometimes lol, now I can't. Give it a try, you might like them.
650558
It blocks out maybe around 15-20% of the light from the screen when viewed perpendicularly from the screen. Its main use is to deter nosy eyes from the sides. If 15% reduction of glare from the screen is good enough for you, then it probably gives u a 2 in 1 deal. ;)
383060
It will block any glare you may have but it will still allow light into a room. I used it once to block some sunlight while reading and my neighbors thought it looked great.
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I haven't noticed any glare with mine; It looks exactly like the computer screen itself, can't even tell I have a screen protector on.
864686
yes, for anti-glare version please use this link, http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DMLO5LY
107039
I don't think it helps with the glare, but I put it on about a day after I got my Kindle so I didn't have much time to notice any glare.
967240
There will be a reduction of glare but with a trade off of screen clarity. I guess it depends on which you think is worse.
722331
Yes, but I don't recommend it as it diminishes your readability. Thank goodness that I have my original Kindle so that I can read in bright light and sunshine.
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no glare, light adjustable, sure, but don't expect the same comfort you would have reading a paper book or e-ink reader (ie black on white) on the beach. I'm always questioning the use of these modern color screens retina or else under the outdoor sun for long periods of time. They're at their best indoor where light is either artificial or dimmed