Peslv 13.4 Inch Laptop Privacy Screen Compatible With Lenovo Hp Dell Acer Asus Thinkpad Envy Xps, 16:10 Aspect Removable Anti Glare Blue Light Filter Protector, 13 In Computer Monitor Security Shield

It was too small, sadly!

Nicely packed and protected

Produto maravilhoso. Chegou rápido e coube certinho no laptop. Produto de qualidade.

安心感のあるスマホ用保護フィルムです。 貼り付け前のクリーナーやホコリ取りシールなど付属品も充実しており、不器用な私でもスムーズにきれいに貼れました。 サイズもぴったりで、端までしっかり密着します。 覗き見防止効果も十分で、PC作業中に左右から見られても画面内容はほとんど見えません。 検討中の方はいるかと思いますが、気軽に購入して問題ないでしょう。

The product comes with probably twice as many mounting stickers that you really need, which is good. It's a little tough to "slide" the filter under the tabs. I was installing 27" filters on monitors on my desk monitors, so it was pretty awkward to do. Would have been much easier to lie them flat and place the filters on, then put the sticky tabs along the edges (installation method 1). The tabs were quick sticky, though, so I would not expect them to fall off. There were questions I had that weren't answered in the very sparse instructions - did it matter which surface went against the screen and which faced out? Not that I could tell. The screens had a protective film on each side, with little print on the corners indicating to remove one before attaching and the other after - but I had to remove both before attaching, as it would not have been possible to remove the outer-facing one without disrupting the position under the tabs. So is that what it really meant? They don't sit completely flat against the monitor, (they bow out slightly). I've tried to adjust this based on mounting tab placement, but I think it's just simply gravity or electrostatic charge pushing them out. very slightly blurs detail, but I seemed to get used to it after a while. There is a notable reduction in brightness, but I had lots of headroom, so I just jumped up the brightness by 20% or so to compensate. I don't think it lived up to the claim of brightness, but it was not a problem for me. The privacy filter function seems to work quite well. But the whole reason I bought them was not for privacy, but because they purported to reduce glare. As you can see in the images, I don't see any glare reduction whatsoever. I installed one of them with the "remove first" side against the screen, and the other the opposite way since it wasn't clear for sure (as noted above), and both are equally useless for this. As such, I plan on returning.