(2 Pack) (Privacy) Anti Spy Screen Protector Shield Designed for Apple iPhone 6 Plus and iPhone 6S Plus (5.5 inch)

The media could not be loaded.  This is a review for the Privacy Screen protector for the iPhone 6 Plus. Since the iPhone 6 Plus has such a huge screen I wanted to get a privacy screen to keep prying eyes off my business. Bought this for both my phone and my wife's phone. This privacy screen works really well but there are some pros and cons to note and be aware of before purchasing.1. Its only a 2 way privacy screen meaning it only works in portrait mode but not landscape.2. It works best with your screen brightness below 50%. At 100% brightness the screen is still somewhat visible. Towards the end of my video you can see it at 100% brightness.3. There is a slight texture feeling to it. Think of those stickers that change images when you turn them.4. There is a noticeable crosshatching type of look to it. Mainly seen on white backgrounds but you get use to it.5. If you have a iPhone with a white face (Gold or Silver) it turns it black. This can be seen at the end of my video on a gold iPhone.However if you want privacy this screen is definitely worth the money. You get 2 in a pack and it was really easy to put on with no bubbles or lint. I infact bought another one for my daughters iPhone 5c. Definitely recommend if you're looking for privacy.Edit: Tips for putting on the privacy screen to avoid dust, lint, and bubbles. First work under some bright light so that you can see any dust or lint before you apply the screen. Wipe down phone really good with a damp cloth and be sure its dry first before you apply the screen protector. Use the supplied cloth or a microfiber cloth and swipe one direction from top to bottom of phone. The more you go in a back and forth motion the more lint and dust come off the cloth. Do this till you can see no dust on the screen. Peel a portion of the screen protectors cover back and align it starting from the top. Once the top is straight take a credit card (not the card they supply...it's to small) and use the long edge and squeegee it down while peeling off the remainder of the cover. This worked great for 3 phones I applied these too and also had to slightly adjust one and still ended up with no bubbles or lint.

This is my first privacy screen protector, so I'm not sure if there are better ones, though I hope there are.This product can fit okay (just slightly off) without any phone case on. However, as I do use a phone case (the Otterbox Commuter), the screen protector is cut oddly and the poor is fit.The cutouts for the receiver is too small and too high. The home button cutout is off too.The corners of the protector are fighting for space with the phone case, and so they bulged up severely (major air bubbles... and dirt invitation). To allow for a better fit, I had to slide the cover up a couple millimeters, which displaced the cutouts ever more!To unearth the now-covered receiver, I decided to trim the receiver cutout a little deeper. (I do not recommend trimming this material. LOL)The screen cover does indeed dim visibility. So, you might increase the screen brightness, which then drains the battery life much more quickly.There is a visible striation in the screen cover that is irritating, and no amount of screen brightness adjustment remedies it. Imagery and text are blurred by the striation. How unfortunate.The privacy effect works ONLY from the sides (left and right sides), not top and bottom. Eye level needs to be near perpendicular to the sides to achieve privacy effect. Smaller angles of peeping eyes will still be able to view a dimmed screen (all the whilst you had upped your screen brightness to accommodate the dimness). If you can view comfortably with a lowered brightness level, then the angle of visibility is decreased. I'm not sure why they advertise privacy from portrait and landscape mode... you only have the two sides.The finger-feel of the phone cover is uncomfortable. It is not smooth. It's obviously unlike a glass screen, but worse than a regular ol' plastic screen cover (no privacy tint). Screen sensitivity is markedly down, if you care about fast swiping or typing.The air bubbles are horrendous. If I may say so myself, I am quite the expert at applying screen covers to my iPhones now, and have only used other cheap/affordable brands. Who knows, could be me, could be the product.The included tools (cleaning cloth and smoothing card) are inferior. Respectively, poor dust/lint pick-up, and cardboard flimsiness.Take away is I would NOT buy again or recommend this product if you demand efficacy and/or aesthetic. It is only $7 for two pieces, but a regular screen protector might be less of a headache, really.

I got these for my girlfriend and I. She didn't like it at all. She has migraines and these really bothered her. I love it though! My computer at work has a privacy screen so maybe I'm just used to it. I really like the matte finish also. It doesn't get all smudgy like a regular one. I don't feel like I have to tap the screen any harder. The only problem I've had was at a football game. The parking pass was digital and I wasn't thinking and wasn't turning the screen far enough for the attendant to see it. I thought for a second that the screen was preventing the scanner from working. Then I realized the problem and it worked fine straight on. I've had this on my phone for a couple months and there aren't any scratches or anything wrong with it yet. I'll buy this again when needed though.

These screens totally work and they are private just as described. The pics speak for themselves! I'm glad I chose this product and the brand is proving to be a quality brand. No scratches or bubbles on the screen at all and I've had it on for months! I highly recommend these screens for any phone.