It's unclear to me how exactly the protector is fixed on to the TV. If it's just velcro, it seems a little unreassuring.
1819549
Yes, it is primarily affixed to the TV via velcro but there is also a strap. It's secure enough. The main point of the product is to protect the screen from flying objects thrown by small children or dogs. Our screen protector has already saved us from two or three thrown objects that probably would have broken the screen. After our 2 year old broke our plasma TV by accidentally throwing a very small plastic toy at the TV we got this screen for the new TV. Like I said, I think the protector has already saved the new TV twice.
1819550
The top has a lip that rests on the top of the tv. I have had mine for almost a year and it hasn't fallen off
1819551
It also has straps that go around the back. I have had mine for about a year and have had no problems with it.
1819552
the screen has a hooked surface on top - that lays on the top of you TV. there are also 4 velcro stickers, that you stick correspondingly to the screen and your TV. It is very important to read the instructions in advance before installing- you need to hold it tight together after attaching the very first time for about 20-30 seconds. Also there is a velcro strap that goes behind the TV and loops around the TV "leg" on the bottom and to the screen on the top.
1819553
The top has a ledge that sits over the top of the TV. On the back of that ledge, there are two slits where a strap goes through (which cant be seen at eye level) that can then be tied to something (like the wall mount). This setup supports the unet almost entirely. There are 4 Velcro prices that attach the sheild to the front of the TV. They are more to add a spacer for airflow between the sheild and TV, and to prevent the bottom ledge from swinging forward if the TV is angled down.
1819554
There's like a 1 inch lip (right angle) at the top. It could just sit on the tv and work fine but the Velcro keeps it in place and close to flush with the screen.
1819555
I didn't even use the Velcro fastners. There is a right angle lip at the top of the protector and it has small stick on rubber feet, that alone is able to hang on the top of my display. The top of my display is flat and about 1/2" thick. If my memory serves the protector came with straps and there are slots on the top and bottom, so in theory you could use the straps to hold the protector on the display. It was a good solution for me with a 22 month old that loves to throw stuff.
1819556
The top has a ledge that sits over the top of the TV. On the back of that ledge, there are two slits where a strap goes through (which cant be seen at eye level) that can then be tied to something (like the wall mount). This setup supports the unet almost entirely.There are 4 Velcro prices that attach the sheild to the front of the TV. They are more to add a spacer for airflow between the sheild and TV, and to prevent the bottom ledge from swinging forward if the TV is angled down.
1819557
Putting velcro on the sides of the TV does make it steady and secured. The best way is to move two of the velcros provided and place them on the curvy/bent side of the plastic protector so they sit and stick to the top part of your TV. This, of course, assumes that the protector has the right size for your TV.
471001
The bottom edge of the TV screen does not actually attach. The smaller horizontal part of the mount hangs lower than the screen. It is meant to mount a sound bar. The vertical bar attaches to the back of the screen. It does hold the screen securely. We have a 60" screen. It works. I hope this answers you question.
1164049
Hi, the refletions are minimun and fuzzy. So I consider the protector complains.
886656
Save your money. We've had ours mounted with Velcro for over 3 years. We bought stick-on Velcro several years ago and use it to attach various things to the TV like sensor bars, small speakers, wifi switch, etc.
999655
No, it's a silicone suction cup you can take it off and put it on as many times as you want and it won't damage your TV
2217106
It is kind of soft and stretchy, while most other protectors seem to be a stiff film. It takes a LOT to scratch one compared to the other types.
1253604
You need a smooth surface near the edge of the TV to adhere the mount to. The "tape" on the mount is about 2.5 inches by 2.5 inches.
642016
It's a thin strip all the way around the outside in the inactive area. So easy to put on. Just make sure you do it in a clean environment (no dust, animal hair, clean hands, etc) and clean it well. It is not hard to reposition, but anything left under the screen is annoying.
1579731
One other thing I'd like to mention. There is a flap that holds the monitor in that Velcro's under it. Be careful if you take it off. I made the mistake of using a letter opener to pull it apart. Little did I realize I cut the stitching on the Velcro. Now it slides down. It holds the monitor in very tightly.Because I did that, some of the screen is hard to work with. So I'm buying another one because I can't repair it. It really holds it well.
1616792
It is supposed to protect the screen from scratches. It does not fit very well.
1535003
it comes with a strap to tie it on in the back of the tv-the velcro does a good job holding it in place-mine has only almost slipped off once-the strap prevented it from falling off
89211
I bought two similar products. One had a spring loaded bar at the top that held the screen inplace - it cost more. This one is held in place with velco all around it's edges so there are two different products out there, I know that much
2014579
There are multiple positions for the mount brackets to be placed behind the TV. If the brackets are showing behind the TV from the bottom, you might want to align the brackets with the TV bolt holes at a higher position.
1968238
Because the screen is curved ever so slightly towards the edge the screen protector doesn't go edge to edge. Every where I have looked they don't. It does fully cover the display part of the screen with a little over hang. I don't really notice that it doesn't cover the whole thing.
281457
I believe the screen protector was a little big, so I had to cut it to fit. It worked ok
104400
Unfortunately no....the protector isn't like the old ones you put on TVs. This is very thing similar to the screen protectors you would put on your iphone
1573019
The black frame if the protector could occlude some of the screen if not properly placed, short of that, you cannot tell a protector is installed.