Spigen Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Lenovo Yoga 730 (15.6 inch) - 9H Hardness (Not Compatible with Lenovo Yoga C740 15 inch) Review

This product seems to be as good as it gets. The kit included a rubber spatula for squeezing out any air bubbles, some good lens microfiber, a lens cleaning tissue (soaked in alcohol I think, but I didn't smell it so I don't know) and some "dust remover" stickers. I was a little caught off guard , so the dust removal stickers came in really handy and it came out pretty well My advice shower first and run an air purifier on the area you want to do this if you can , it was like a rat picking up…

Seemed like a good screen protector but it comes with those stickers on both sides and the adhesive won't come off leaving a sticky film on it the front of the screen cover, although I spent an hour trying to clean it. I removed it after trying to clean it and my laptop was completely unaffected by the process, but the screen cover was completely unusable anyway.

This is a first review after installation. Key Notes: The app is SUPER simple. I only got two air bubbles, and I managed to squeeze them out with the nozzle that came with it. As for the image quality on the monitor before and after, it's crystal clear. I can't even tell if the device has a screen protector. The touchscreen functionality also remains unaffected. I attend class by typing my notes into OneNote, and after a quick check, my pen registers with no issues. So yes. I will probably buy…

Here are the benefits: Excellent clarity and product quality. You can tell that the case, manual and screen are impeccably designed. It doesn't come in an envelope but comes in its own thin custom packaging to ensure it doesn't bend during transit. It also fits my ENTIRE HP Envy 360 screen perfectly (not just the active part of the screen but the entire glass pane) And the only negative: ADHESIVES - A NIGHTMARE! Not the sticky part that touches the screen itself, small tabs that you need to…