COOSKIN 15.6 inch Anti-Scratch LCD Laptop Screen Protector Guard Cover – Enhancing Display Protection for 16:9 Notebook Film Review

I bought this to install on my 15.6" HP Pavilion 15t as it is a touchscreen. As many reviewers have said, it's best to move slowly through the sections. I worked in the third, using the included card to squeeze out air bubbles and tape to remove stuck dust particles. After doing this for 2/3 of the tread, the last 1/3 just snapped into place. At least there were no bubbles on it! This screen protector barely adhered to my screen, but because it fits snugly, you can't see the edges of the screen

I like it, but it really should be something more. This is really just the size of the actual viewable screen. So if you put it down a bit to the side, it may mean it doesn't cover the entire screen. There was great difficulty in putting it on and removing the blisters. I wouldn't say the directions they give are likely to lead to success. I had to pull it off several times to get the bubbles out. I was afraid of damaging the screen by pressing so hard to push the bubbles out. I would recommend

Cooskin anti-scratch and anti-fingerprint touch screen laptop screen protector does the job it was designed to do. In fact, it was the easiest screen protector I've ever installed on an electronic device. I had no blisters or lint. I just lay down on the screen with no difficulty. I installed screen protectors on a couple of devices that I destroyed in a frantic install method. But Cooskin was so easy to install. I bought the clear version instead of the matte version because I wanted to use…

Instructions followed and installed without problems. One thing to be aware of is that it may not fully fit the entire screen. I have an Acer Aspire V-15 screen and I had to adjust to the black border on my screen. I'm not talking about the hardware that holds the screen in place, but the black bezel that appears around your touchscreen. I did fine but didn't place it exactly right, but I have no blisters and until I see that touching anything on the screen is giving me trouble, I'm fine…

The screen has a crease in one corner (like book pages tend to crease at the bottom corner). It comes from a nylon packaging (which also has a crease). The problem is that the box was sealed on the outside. I couldn't find the defect until I broke the seal and pulled everything out. set the screen. It's less than expected, but that's ok. Only the folded corner doesn't stick no matter how I tried to stroke it. My screen was perfect with no bubbles except the corner was sticking out. Pretty…

I cleaned the screen of my MSI GL62 before installing the cover. Immediately noticed that the alcohol pad was actually a dry napkin (misinformation). Everything went well up to the actual assembly part: it was difficult to remove the inner plastic, except for the actual cover (the label was too short and the adhesive too strong). This became an issue when trying to place the lid section neatly, as the corner picked up my fingerprints and I started struggling with dust after attracting dust from

I was very concerned about having to fit a screen protector for this screen size, but it turned out to be fairly easy. However, there are a few SMALL air bubbles and a few spots where dust has accumulated. No matter how hard I tried and how much time I spent on it, it was inevitable :( But overall it's a pretty good protection. I can handle a few blisters to avoid scratches on a super expensive laptop. As a wife and mother of 3. I spend a lot of time looking for the best products for my family.

So my husband brought in a new HP 15.6 touchscreen notebook and we were looking for some sort of screen protection against scratches, fingerprints, cracks, you name it. Well we did a little searching and this one turned out to be the one with the best reviews. My husband knew that putting a screen protector on a 15.6 inch screen would not be easy as a lot of things can go wrong. But I'm happy to say that the installation process was pretty smooth for the most part. The only problem he faced was

I bought this to fit on my new 15.6 inch Lenovo L560 matte screen. It was definitely not easy to apply this to a matte screen and particularly difficult given the size of the screen, but I was able to apply it carefully with only a few very small bubbles around the edge of the screen. The key method when adding to a matte screen is to start on one side (and I definitely apply it side to side, not top to bottom or vice versa). Apply it slowly and slowly from one end to the other, applying light…