Peslv Nano‑Suction Privacy Screen for MacBook Pro 13"(2016-2022, M1, M2)

Just installed and will say I am pretty impressed with the amount of anti glare these screen protectors have while still maintaining a fairly clear and quality image. My laptop has a pretty high quality screen and the glass is really nice indoors but I find myself ducking and moving my head to see things on my screen with the glare from windows or bright lights. I primarily use this laptop to tune my car and on a sunny day, I cant see anything lol While I havent tested it in the sun, the glare is immensely reduced testing with my kitchen lights. I included a picture of the screen with font so you could see the clarity. It does give a slight haze but I'd rate the clarity 9/10 if i had to put a number on it. My ownly gripe would be that the screen protector is cut to the exact size (+1-2mm) of the display itself, not the glass so lining it up is a little tricky and I could see it being difficult for some. I'd prefer if it was +5mm oversized so it'd give some room for error but I get why they kept it so exact for various laptop fitment. The screen protector edges are also ever so slightly rough like like cutting blade was a little dull, lavong the edges with ever so slight air pockets but its really not a big deal, especially once the screen is installed. The install was fairly painless but I have quite a bit of practice installing screen protectors owning a phone repair store in the past. Just make sure the screen is lined up and you clean the screen of all debris. Then use the stickers to remove any stragglers from either the glass or even use the stickers on the sticky side of the screen protector. Overall I'm excited to see how it holds up and works in the sun. If you dont see me edit this in the next few weeks, then it's safe to say I'm happy with the quality and function. I'm interested to see if they keyboard leaves marks on the screen or not but if it does I will update! For the price, these really seem like a great deal!

I originally wanted to protect the screen on my new lenovo thinkpad with a glass protector but they're all glossy and I wanted to keep the anti-glare finish. After some research I decided on this one. The material was thicker and stiffer than I expected, not a film but more like a sheet of hard plastic. This improves protection so I'm pleased. The sizing fit my 14" 16:10 screen perfectly, about 1 mm gap at most between edges. The finish is more matte/dull than the original anti-glare, and further reduces glare. This comes at a cost of slightly reduced text crispness. Pick one: crisp text and glossy/reflective, or softer text and low reflectivity. Screen colour remains rich and beautiful. The product claims to reduce blue light but I don't notice a difference in colour, which is perfect for me. I've attached several photos of the screen taken in a sunny indoor location with the protector attached. You can see some glare on the left side but overall it's pretty minimal for the amount of sun it's receiving. Application Directions and provided stickers for alignment were adequate. Perfect application is always a pain but it's straight-forward. I messed up the first one. I cleaned the screen thoroughly, first with a little dish soap and warm water using a microfibre cloth, then the alcohol pad. I couldn't see any dust so I started applying the screen. Of course about 2/3 of the way through there were several dust bubbles so I aborted and started with a new sheet. The second screen went on almost perfectly. Because the material is stiff it's difficult to maneuver at the end and the application sticker popped off and the last 1/8th of the screen came down before I could squeegee the bubbles. It sticks well so I couldn't lift it back up without risking damaging the finish. I managed to get all but one small bubble out which stubbornly refused to move to the edge of the screen using the squeegee. The next day I worked on it by gently rubbing in circles with my clean dry fingers and it seems to have disappeared. I did this with the screen on for a while to warm up, this might've helped. Be very careful doing this, don't apply much pressure and support the back of the screen with your hand to prevent flex. My advice for application is to place a thin piece of clean plastic (e.g. guitar pick) on the screen edge on opposite side of where you begin to apply the screen. That way if it drops suddenly, there is something to prevent it from closing too early, leaving trapped bubbles. Overall highly recommended if you want extra protection. Remember, there are drawbacks to all screen protectors, and application is finicky so be prepared to use more than one protector to get it right.

Allows me to work with privacy while I commute on the train... great value!!! The stickers that come with it to secure the bottom don't last long, but I just used a few little strips of Scotch gift tape and it hasn't been an issue since

BEWARE! I installed the small magnets (the adhesive is weak and the magnets which are not very strong and didn't hold the film in place well anyway) and went on my trip the next day. While on the plane I tried to boot up, and the laptop seem to not respond. I thought the battery was dead so when I got to the hotel I charged it up. Tried to boot up again and nothing. After a full week on the road with no laptop, I came home and gave it to our IT department. After an hour of trouble shooting, they removed the film and the magnets came off the laptop screen (weak adhesive) along with the privacy film...the screen came on! They took one small magnet and touched the laptop screen border and the screen went dark. The magnets used for the film I thought was a great feature but actually messed up the screen and caused it to go dark. So frustrating!!!

I think this is a good value for the price (~ $16 in my case). I took a star off as it does the job indoors, but outdoors, it's pretty much unusable as the film turns noticeably blue. This blue hue might be worse than glare itself. I don't plan to use my laptop in bright sunlight conditions that often. If I did, I would have to give this a 1 star. Take a look at the pictures. I also rode in the back seat of a car, and had to turn the screen away from direct light through factor tint, to avoid the blue hue/glow. Wasn't as bad as outdoors, but noticeable. I wonder if it's a reaction to UV or other light waves? -- Glare reduction. Definitely reduces glare from lights, it works. See indoor pictures. -- Image quality. You definitely notice there is a film, it's a very very faint tiny rainbow looking particles. Like little sprinkle of rainbow flakes, but they are really microscopic in size. It's most noticeable on white backgrounds. Other colors, can't even see it. It's not a deal breaker. -- Touch sensitivity still works. Film feels like a very very fine sandpaper, which I actually prefer when using my fingers on the screen. Less slip, more control. -- Installation - You know the saying, measure twice, cut once. I was rushing with the first pack (of 3), and ended up buying another pack, and got it right the first time (with the 2nd pack). I probably could have done it right on the 3rd film in the first pack, but it took 1 or 2 tries to actually get the right orientation. It's a little confusing at first. Watch the video on the product page multiple times to get the feel for it. So, take your time cleaning with the provided alcohol wipes, cloth, and especially the blue sticky film. Clean your hands, clean the laptop all over, before even starting. Turn off your laptop, as you will be able to see any specs of dust/lint better on the screen with it black. Look from different angles to find anything hiding, and clean it off. The blue sticky film saved me when a particle of dust somehow was on the glass as I was half way laying down the film. Having done this four times, what causes bubbles is particles. No particles, it lays down 95% flat with no bubbles. The 5% of bubbles you can gently push to the corners. That was my experience, but I was particle free. Any particles, and you will get bubbles. Don't try and force them flat, as I'm sure they will grow back over time, if the particles remain.

WOW has matte protection come a long way. I was very worried about the rainbow and sparkly effect matte protectors have on screens. I was very surprised to see if this has very minimal of either of these issues. Installation was easy to qualified minutes and I took my time. The instructions could use a little bit more clarity but when you read it two to three times first it becomes clear what you need to do. My installation was flawless, not a speck dust or anything else. The cut of screen glare is spectacular! Tips: SEE MY CRUDE DIAGRAM FOR THE VISUAL OF HOW TO APPLY 1. Make sure your screen is very clean and dust free. 2. Make sure you use the sticky tabs to hold the protector down on 1 side as you will be lifting the other side for installation. Make sure your tabs are parallel to the top edge of the screen. Think along the lines of a door hinge. If your "hinge"is crooked, when you lift it up to apply, it will be off angle. 3. Peel off the under layer ( this will static cling stick to your hand! I had to shake it off as my other hand was holding up the protector). While you are holding up the far end of the protector, slowly lower it like a bent page of a book while working the squeegee from the side where you applied the tabs. If you get a bubble, just lift the protector just enough to wear the bubble is and then work the squeegee across again. 4. Peel off the protective top layer and you are done! No more 15 min screen sleeping sessions !!!! Mac screens with the anti-reflective coating are major pains to clean. Why I did not do this sooner it's beyond me.

The magnets that come with the privacy screen are very small which makes them very difficult to put on and would not stay on the glass surface surrounding my monitor. The magnet on the privacy screen was strong enough to pull off the small magnets from my monitor. I ordered wider magnets from another vendor which work flawlessly. The privacy screen also will not lay flat on the monitor, making the areas where it lifts up blurry.

The PESLV Magnetic Laptop Privacy Screen (13.3-inch, 16:9) fits my DELL XPS 13 9310. is an excellent solution for protecting your on-screen information in public places, classrooms, or shared workspaces. The magnetic design makes installation simple—no adhesives, no residue, and easy removal whenever you need a transparent display. It effectively narrows the viewing angle, so only the person directly in front of the screen can see your work, helping maintain privacy. The anti-glare surface also reduces reflections, making long working sessions more comfortable. Overall, it’s a practical and durable privacy filter that enhances both security and usability for your laptop.

two reflective and has a very low privacy level (very wide viewing angle)

I have 3 devices so I decided to order from this supplier - good price! The product is very nice as what we need 👍 but I have received only 2 pcs 😩 instead of 3 pcs as indicated in the description. 🥲

Le quedó muy bien a la pantalla de mi PC, es mate como se indica, trae aditamentos e instrucciones para que puedas instalarlo sin inconvenientes.

Good quality. My eyes don't hurt as much now when I'm on my laptop. 3 pieces so cut one into pieces for my phone. A little tricky to apply but doable. Very important to clean screen perfect before application.

Arrived safe & sound, great screen protector with accessories to help apply and remove any bubbles. Very happy with the purchase, highly recommended. :)