Review on 💙 Officially Licensed Hori Nintendo Switch Blue Light Blocking Screen Protector – Protect Your Eyes while Playing! by Lisa Highter

Just put the screen protector on and despite initial nervousness due to the included instructions (which are just photos - don't be fooled by the QR code, there isn't actually a video tutorial on the site , on which he is referring to), in fact everything went much easier than I expected. It sits flush with the screen and you can't even tell it's there when it's on. I'm deducting a star because there weren't any alcohol wipes or small stickers to clean the screen from dust and smudges before applying, but that wasn't a huge inconvenience for me as I had leftovers from the last screen. I ordered a protective case for my cell phone. Once I put it on I had no problem smoothing out air bubbles (there weren't many). The only issue I had (which can be considered a plus) was that I noticed a small speck of dust under the tread that I had overlooked and I found it difficult to peel off the tread to remove it (they recommend using clear tape, but it didn't work and I had to poke it with my fingernail instead). In fact, to me, this is a good sign that the tread is staying firmly in place. One last thing worth noting, there was a vertical line on the front of the protector that kinda showed where you're removing the liner and I was worried it wouldn't come loose (by wiping it off with the cloth provided). not erased) However, I managed to gently scrape it off with my fingernail and now it looks perfect! Also, we haven't had any issues using the touchscreen so far (I've tested both with my finger and a cheap stylus). Definitely recommend this screen protector to anyone looking for a glass-free alternative!