Supershieldz 3 Pack Screen Protector for Microsoft Surface Pro 3 - Anti Glare, Anti Fingerprint, Matte Shield Review

This is exactly what I needed. I get migraines easily, especially when the screen is glaring. I sit at the computer a lot, so this was the perfect solution. It helped a TON with my headache! It was a little frustrating trying to put it on without dust or things getting underneath, but that's been the case with each of these types of cases. The only problem I had was that my computer uses a picture password and when the computer screen is black (off or in sleep mode) it shows my finger gestures…

These inexpensive but highly effective anti-glare films are just the thing for the near-perfect Surface Pro 3. The only thing I hate about using SP3 to get the job done is glare. Why are desktop monitors typically anti-glare while tablets are reflective? Anyway, I screwed it up and got dust and stuff on the first one, so I understand why they sell these things in 3-packs. The second attempt worked like clockwork. The touchscreen is still 100% responsive and the resolution hasn't suffered a bit.

I was hesitant at first but. The video explains what pressure is. It only lasted a few hours on the math notes, the tip was incredibly worn, this has never happened before. I don't recommend this for college students who make handwritten notes on their surface. The hint was a backup, but now I'm afraid to use my original hint on this screen to take notes. I've been using the stylus nonstop on other screen protectors and bare screens for over a year and a half. There's no point in having a…

Any crease in the packaging will permanently damage the protective film. The manila envelope does not protect against damage in transit, and permanent raised creases will appear on screen protectors after application. The protective film has a raised crease that creates a permanent bubble. The screen protectors themselves would be great if they weren't a little rough. You feel quite a noticeable resistance with your fingers, and the protectors destroy the pen tips of the Surface Pro 3. After a…

. The protectors themselves are cleanly cut out, with a gap of approx. 0.5 mm they fit perfectly. The downside is that they are rough. This is probably the harshest anti-reflective/matte screen I've ever used. Coarse enough that the friction between your touch and the screen is very noticeable. I hope it will soften over time. The reason this can be a problem is because the tips of the pens are software controlled than they used to be and wear out much quicker. In fact, after a short (I mean a…