Review on 🔆 Premium Anti-Glare Screen Protector for Microsoft Surface 3 (10.8 Inch 2015 Version) - Mr.Shield [3-PACK] with Lifetime Replacement by Colton Scheehl

In fact, I've had both better and worse screen protectors. The matte finish is fine on my Surface as it feels more like drawing on paper, but the screen protector seems to introduce a bit more lag that negates any benefit it could have offered. Overall this is a good product for me, but you may have different experiences depending on your needs. I'll let you decide for yourself with a list of pros and cons. BENEFITS + AMAZING customer service. The first package I received did not contain any accessories. They wasted no time in contacting me and sent me a brand new set of Screen Protectors+ for free. Thick and durable screen protector. You really must be trying to damage the screen with this thing. It is very well made + Thick material makes it easy to apply and remove bubbles. However, I would recommend a stiffer bubble edge material than what they give you. on paper + Lifetime guarantee even against user error during application CONS - Thick material makes it difficult to keep the corners on application, after a while they start to peel off a little. Not bad, but a bit annoying. - Adds a little extra delay to my drawing. Adjusting the pen's sensitivity settings seems to mitigate this somewhat. The material generates so much static electricity when you remove the adhesive backing that it's not even funny. Peel it off as slowly as possible to reduce static electricity, but it will still be a magnet for every dust particle within a two meter radius. I've never had static electricity with a screen protector. I found I had to touch the metal to dissipate the impact before touching my Surface for fear of damaging it. The protective layer you end up removing from the top is sticking too tightly to the screen protector. Twice I had a perfect profile, free of bubbles and dust, only to scream in anger as the tape on top peeled off the entire profile instead of just removing the top layer. In fact, the top layer seems to have better grip than a real tread.