Review on Pack Light Laptop Screen Protector by Nick Mosley

My eyes get really bad if I sit in front of the computer for too long. The white background on most websites hurts the eyes. When I got my new glasses, I ordered blue light-blocking computer glasses as well as regular varifocals for my short-sighted eyes, but I rarely use computer glasses when working on a laptop. So I thought this screen might help. There were two so my husband could take one. Maybe it takes longer for some, but I don't see any difference. I still get headaches from using my laptop for too long, so it's probably not the blue light that bothers me. Unfortunately, I never had any luck with these screen protectors anyway. With this I have followed the instructions in the letter to remove all dust from the screen and any bubbles between the protective film and the screen. The bubble squeezing mop map worked really well, but there are still two bubbles in the middle of the screen that are there because there is a speck of dust there. When the screen is bright, the little speck that was invisible when I used the sticky thing to get all the dust off is now very visible. If you have better luck attaching protective screens, you might like this one. This does not affect the operation of the touchscreen in any way.