Will the screen protector reduce glare enough to be able to use ipad in bright sun.
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It's not as good as a Kindle Reader but it does help. I like that it keeps fingerprints off the screen.
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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.
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.
1140903
You will get some glare. Still worth it given the led screen is protected and looks not bad
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No glare correction as far as I can tell. It just offers protection for the screen from physical damage. It doesn't make the screen any easier to see in sunlight. Very easy to clean, just a gentle wipe is all that's needed.
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Just attached it on the screen but it can't prevent glare because it's a glass surface. However, it can prevent finger prints and make the screen look better. Very nice quality. Highly recommended.
164692
Even though these screen protectors are great they do not block sun glare so you will not notice a difference
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No, it does not increase the glare when used outdoors. It's the same with or without the screen protector.
1333041
I have a screen protector on it, but it is non glare from what I can see. Hope this helps.
672188
Yes. I tried it both indoors and outdoors in bright sunshine. Indoors was fine no matter what. Outdoors was fine on things with a light background. On things with a dark background (I watched part of an episode of Downton Abbey) it was difficult to see with or without sunglasses. I don't think that the screen protector had much to do with it - as I remember the same was true of my i-pad before I added the film.
150909
For the iPad2 it doesn't reduce the quality enough for me to notice. Maybe a tiny bit, but the lack of glare improves the quality that much more so it balances out.
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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.
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I would think that it would. While you would still see the sunlight filtering through, it should be "thick" enough to help with glare. We have a nightlight behind the screen and it looks nice at night with the light behind...
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Hello Joyce,Our screen protectors don't reduce glare however they are crystal clear. It isn't matte but the screen protector will protect the screen from finger prints, scratches, dust, and particles from getting onto the screen. Thank you for inquiry.
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It is a matte screen, so not much glare. But any screen in certain lighting will have at least some glare.
1864726
Yes, it will give a glare. However, the farther from the glass, the less pronounced it will be.
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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!)
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I presently do not use a non-glare shield but am considering it. I mostly use my windows surface indoors, but if you use yours outside, it is probably a good idea at minimal cost.