Review on Premium [3-PACK] Mr.Shield Anti-Glare [Matte] Screen Protector for Microsoft Surface Pro 4 - Lifetime Replacement Included by Jon Conner

It works but the installation video is not enough. In addition to what they say, here's what I did: 1) Removed ALL dust from the screen. In addition to her fabric, I used compressed air. 2) Now you need to make sure you get the part with the holes correctly aligned above the camera. It's tricky because it's set to pull from an angle. What I did was remove the backing just long enough to expose the holes and then snap it in place so it wouldn't fall back. Then put this part on and align it. 3) Use a straight edge to squeeze air out while SLOWLY peeling off the rest of the backing, I used a wooden pad. The best way to do this is to use the extra "cleaning tapes" they provided to remove the backing from the camera holes instead of the corner. You can then only glue this edge first and not the entire diagonal. I found that the part I initially had to glue to line up the camera holes had a bit of dust and bubbles in it. There were no bubbles in the part I pushed out with a ruler. I didn't have many blisters, but I found them impossible to pop or repair with the method suggested in the video. So first clean it as best as possible and then try to glue as little as possible when leveling. You'll likely burn at least one of the three while figuring out how to do it.