Does the anti-glare screen protector really work and allow you to see your screen better in the sunlight?
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It dulls the colors some. I personnally do not care for them. Sorry I purchased them.
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I don't know so much about the "best screen protector." If you read outside and you are straining your eyes because of the sun, this one provides great clarity in the sunlight. If this is not the case, I am unsure what to recommend for you. Sorry and hope this helps
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No-this screen does nothing for the sun....even with that said, I HIGHLY recommend it!!!!!!
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You can see the screen in the sun. The privacy protector doesn't work if the brightness is high. Hope this is helpful.
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Short answer is Yes, but I must say it depends on the device you have. I'm using a Kindle Fire HD 8.9, in which I can read in the sunlight without the screen protector. The screen protector does add some "glare" but not substantial.
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Hi Joyce, the protector is not anti glare, it is almost invisible. For my Iconia the glare is not a problem.
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I would expect that you would notice a reduction in glare, if you tune the orientation of the filter sheet. Be aware that there is an overall reduction of light through the sheet, even when it is not affecting the glare.
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Yes,it does reduce the glare. That said, I did not have much of a glare to start with. My MacbookPro is a 15.5 inch Retina Display
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Hi Simon! It is NOT anti-glare! It's great under most circumstances and if you get some glare, you can adjust the angle of you phone and it doesn't interfere. It also does get fingerprints but not as badly as some of the other screen protectors I've used and the wipe off very easily. Hope this helps. :-)
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not really, but it will help some. It is more to get rid of reflected glare: this allows you to have very pretty blue skies, greener grass, whiter clouds,...., In general richer colors, ability to look into water that has reflected light (glare). In general I highly recommend in most outdoor situations (even if rainy or overcast) as glare often present and we don't see it is there until it is gone. Of note: you will loose about 1 to 2 f-stops, so in darker situations you may need to decrease shutter speed or open up by 1-2 f-stops.Hope it helps.
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To be honest, I'm not too sure. I can tell you that when I put my screen cover on, I did notice the screen having a slight fog filter to it. That probably has to with the anti glare part.
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No it is not anti-glare. Once you install it it looks exactly like the original screen.
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Yes! A screen protector will prevent scratches and smudges on your screen, as well as more evenly distributing the force of perpendicular impacts to your screen and reducing glare in direct sunlight. A plus of this brand is that virtually any substance I have encountered on my phone screen comes off with a quick wipe on the corner of my shirt or a cloth.
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As for me it helps a lot.I wear eyeglasses and the anti glare in the screen potector minimized the effect of the screen in my eyes...
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Short answer: No. It scatters light more than the glass screen of a tablet. I think its best use in indoors, where it offers some advantage over the bare screen by breaking up specular reflections from the background environment. I don't know of anything that really works in the sun - except, of course, getting out the sun...
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I would have to say yes. only because I've never had problems with glare but have always had the protector on my screen. I've never tried it with out it. i would bet it again.
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Yes it is anti glare. But if your concern is eye damage that can be caused by your device. It's all up to you. If you're on your device 24/7, no anti glare protector can help you at all.