Is there any privacy screen protector that you can put on like a regular clear screen protector, meaning, just peel off backing and paste to the screen. I would like to keep a privacy protector on always I have no reason to continuously take it off?
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Not that I'm aware of, but if you want to keep it on all the time, you can use the stickers included to attach it to the screen. I keep mine in frequently and have no issues shutting the laptop with the privacy filter in place.
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I haven't tried to remove it, but I have been debating it because lately my screen isn't as responsive to touch. I don't know alot about screen protectors and if there is a limit to how long they work. It may also be my tablet that's the problem. However, it is still as attached to my screen as it was day one (none of the edges are coming up).
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I do not use screen protectors. I would consult the Adonit website. Good hunting, SH.
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I do not use a screen protector on my iPad...nor did I know thet even made one! Is this something you got from the apple store for your iPad? I have had my iPad for 1 1/2 years, and keep a case on it, and it has NEVER gotten a scratch on it...so, I'm wondering why you would need a screen protector.
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I've had the screen protector for a couple months now and I haven't had any issues. I have a wooden back protector and no case idk if you have a case it may make it hotter than if it's naked. Although mine gets warm sometimes I try not to let it get super hot. Hope this helps.
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You can buy an screen protector by itself, there are so many choices to buy, I recommend for you to look for reviews of the item, don't just but any screen protector. You can get a good one for like $5 or a little more or even less than that.
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Protect it the same as any other tablet or touchscreen phone. It gets fingerprints, grease marks, scratches etc. like any touchscreen. The protector is all based on preference. I have no screen protector but I do have a case that has a hard cover that folds over the screen when not in use.
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I would think that you would be able to use the protector and prevent any more damage to your screen. I hope that this will do the trick. Thanks for reaching out. Let me know if this tip helped.
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I would recommend a screen protector on any touch screen.. period. But, I think it mildly scratches the screen. Nothing super noticeable, but only refracted by light and viewed on an angle can you really see what kind of scratching has been done.
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I feel as if no screen protector is truly "clear". You're always going to be able to tell one is on there but as for this one, it's pretty clear. No real haze to it. Doesn't make my screen any darker.
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I think they actually physically redesigned the protector, as well. It no longer covers the proximity sensor. One recommendation: use a case with this. Although 0.24mm doesn't seem like much, it is just enough to chip the side of the protector with some keys in your pocket or something. If you have a case on it, that will protect the edges of this. I absolutely love the feel, and wouldn't get another screen protector.
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It will depend on how often you keep your screen clean. Any doubt I would put a screen protector. Personally I'm trying one out for a few weeks to see if I lose any performance. Good luck!
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Speaking of many years of using screen protector experiences, cheap ones or expensive ones, I've never seen a single one can do 100% what you requested... Sorry there, I'm just trying to be fair and speak the truth. After a day of using it, my screen still looks fine. Plus I don't talk on phone with my phone right on my face anymore... but I rubbed my face on the phone just now, and some of my facial oil did leave on the screen, not too much tho. Oh well, guess we just have to clean the screen regularly anyways. Hope that helps.
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Icracked mine so I ordered two similar but different brands. The ones I found from US sellers were both less than six bucks. They are just as good as this one in my opinion. So to answer your question yes and no. Glass screen protectors are the best and my favorite in my opinion but you can find then much cheaper.
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i havent tried but i really do not like the screen protector no matter how hard i tried i got bubbles .. i really am considering taking the protector off i would bet though out in the bright sun, even in the shade the screen will be hard to see keep in mind if you buy it its cheap so its not a whole lot lost..
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Thanks for writing, first and foremost I would like to tell you that I first purchased the HD high Defintion version which I loved, however it got dirty too fast and was glary, then I ordered the anti finger print version which looks cloudy at first but dont be alarmed it is very clear when you put it on and I feel it has a bit more thickness to it for more protection. Now as far as putting it on it is very easy to place on the screen once you have read instructions and perhaps watched the video, please make sure you clean the surface of your device or wipe it down with a damp not wet cloth or napkin like a lens cleaner and then place it on accordingly to instructions. If anything goes wrong Tech Armor does stand by their product, just take your time and if ou get one or two minor bubbles which may happen as it did to me at first it some how irones itself out if you go over it with a credit card like card board which the item comes with, Please write if any other questions, I ll try to help you the best I can, also it has life time warranty. Thank You.
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I've installed many screen savers. Clean your screen gently with a lint free cloth. I think they provide one. Remove all smudges and make sure it's shpotless. Watch the video. When you lift the final shield (number 2) be careful not to lift up the actual screen protector. It may lift a little but no worries. I think the most IMPORTANT thing is to work from top down rather than paste the whole thing at once. Work from top down evenly and you won't get bubbles.