Reduce Eye Strain - Anti Blue Light Screen Protector for HP Envy X360 15.6 inch/Pavilion 15.6/ProBook 15.6/EliteBook 15.6/OMEN 15/Dell Inspiron 15/Lenovo Ideapad 15 (2 Pack)

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I have a 15" Lenovo Ideapad and wanted a screen protector because it has a touchscreen. These are some of my observations:Things I liked:1. Matte finish helps with glare, especially in lightly lit places2. Reduces the amount of smudges on my touchscreen. My hands always cause smudginess all over glass, so this was nice to help with that.3. The kit comes with all the basic things you need. There are the two screen protectors, alcohol wipes, dust stickers, and a piece of small stiff plastic to help with bubbles. The instructors were also quite simple and easy to follow.4. It actually fits my screen; no weird gaps or trimming required.Neutral things:1. I am unsure if this actually filters blue light as it says it does. I honestly don't notice a difference in eye fatigue. But since I didn't get this for the blue light filter, I am indifferent to it.Things that I didn't like:1. I had a hard time putting this on. I have experience putting on all sorts of screen protectors on many different devices, but this was the most difficult one I've ever had to put on. I spent so much time trying to make sure that there were no dust or oils on the screen, and yet it took me multiple tries to get it on the way I liked it. Bubbles were also quite hard to get rid of; I still have some small bubbles on the edges of my screen right now. But it doesn't obstruct my view so I just deal with it.If you are a novice, I recommend that you do this in a humid place and make sure the air and surroundings are clean (no dust, hair, etc.). Be careful not to touch too much of the sticky part or else the edges might not go down all the way or have bubbles (like with mine).Overall, I do like this since it does what I needed it to do. But be warned that putting it on is tricky.

I've never applied one of these and even with the instructions I was having trouble.A large corner area and spots appeared that weren't going away when I used their card tool to try and get rid of air bubbles. Turned out there was another layer that had to be removed but after that I still wasn't to get rid off the bubbles and get a clear screen. I removed the screen protector and tossed it.I liked the idea of having one of these screen protectors but not sure if it was only me or if this was harder to apply than instructions made out. Best part of this review is that my screen wasn't damaged.I came back later and decided to give the second screen protector from the box a go. Peeling off both sides was a good start but it was easy to have small and large air bubbles remain even when using the card tool.I finally got there in the end but this required several times of lifting off and slowly replacing the screen protector itself while removing bubbles that were across the length of the screen.It's a sturdy product and will protect my screen and I like that. I didn't like the difficulties of installing it.My advice is to come with plenty of patience or get someone who has experience with applying screen protectors.

The blue light filtering is not an essential feature since most laptops now have this as an easily-toggable option. What does work with this screen protector is the ease of use in putting it on and its anti-glare feature which makes it a decent choice in this category. There are some bubbles that will unavoidably result but overall it's a nice screen protector and this 2-pack gives you multiple smoothing tools to help ease out the air from its application. Decent!

I have headaches from eye strain and thought adding this to my computer might help. I am constantly looking at my computer, phone and tv and it puts a strain on my eyes now that I am older. I haven't been able to tell a difference. One thing that was very confusing was that there were instructions on how to install on the package and also another set inside the package. They didn't match and I ended up just winging it because it wasn't clear on exactly what to do with some of the pieces they sent.

I did nto need one but thought I would try. Pleasantly suprised that it was really clear and matte screen.PRO:Came with 2 coversClear instructionsAll the supplies to settupCONS:Not for a novice.Make sure your in a clean air. (we got dogs and hair and it took the second time to get it right)That's about it, they are easy to get on the laptop once your clean and figure out how you can do it. Instructions are clear but it's a learning curve.

I used this on a Dell Precision 15.6 laptop.I followed the instructions and used the cleaning cloths, wipes, and stickers provided to make sure it was as dust and hair-free as possible. Just like a phone screen protector, one spec of dust can make all the difference, and this is covering a big area. If you can, do this in a humid room (like a bathroom after a shower), or turn off any fans and close vents in the room and use a room with as little hair or dust as possible. Turn off the screen you're putting it on and use a flashlight or lots of light to make sure you get all the dust off.I lined up the protector with the supplied markers, but found that they moved quite a bit when trying to pull off the sticky protection, so I ended up just holding it up to the screen and putting it on by hand. Doing that, I was off just a tiny bit on the corner, so one edge doesn't go down completely. I can trim it so it's flush, but it hasn't effected my ability to see anything on the screen.I like the look of the protector once it's on, and I like that you get two. There's definitely set up involved to get this on right, but once it's there, it should stay on as long as you have the screen, and protect your eyes.