Review on 🔵 Goliton 2-Pack Anti Blue Light Filter Blue Light Blocking Anti Glare Anti Radiation Screen Protector for MacBook Pro MacBook Air 13", Model A2338 A2337 A2289 A2251 A2159 A1989 A1708 A1706 A2179 A1932 (2020-2018 Latest MacBook Pro and MacBook Air 13 Inch with Touch ID Version) by Caleb Eichbauer

I put on a protective film and my eyes are happy! A few notes: 1. READ and FOLLOW the instructions. I read a review that points out the importance of this first step. If you get it wrong, expect disappointment.2. Keep duct tape nearby to collect dust from the sticky side of the sheet. No matter how careful you are, you will end up with tiny smudges due to static electricity caused by removing the protective film on the 1,3 side. Be patient. You will most likely need to flatten the sheet several times to get it right. In this case, the sticky side will be left with more tiny dust particles that need to be removed in order to achieve perfect optics without bubbles. It took me about 20-25 minutes to complete the installation (yes, I'm really picky about bubbles).4. Solve the leaf on the screen with Static/Gravity from the top corner (your preference) to the bottom opposite corner. I tried a top down approach which created large air pockets. On the advice of other reviews, I applied a bubble-free anti-reflective coating during a dry winter. I am very happy that I no longer see reflections on the screen. There's a slight flare, but it's similar to an LCD monitor and less distracting.