Review on Screen Protector Compatible Widescreen Desktop by Walter Velasquez

This anti-reflective film does exactly what it promises. My screen was a mirror and now I can use the screen without getting tired of looking at myself. There are a few things to note: 1) This is a large area to cover and you probably shouldn't expect to be 100% dust free under the sheeting unless you are working in a sterile lab environment. 2) Work quickly when applying the film to minimize dust intrusion; It's a static film. I tried putting on the first film as instructed in the instructions and found a huge amount of dust. There are 2 films in the kit, so I removed all the protective film from the second one and glued it asap. As a result, only a minimal amount of dust particles was retained. 3) I've always found it helpful to condense the air bubbles as you move forward to make the bubble as big as possible to push it to the edge. If there's a dust bubble, gently rub the bubble back and forth to push the air out, and all that's left is a small dust particle that doesn't look too bad. If I can't get the air out of the dust, I try to get the air out with a needle. Sometimes you have to wait a few days for the air bubbles to come out on their own, again the area is larger than just the phone screen. I'll wait a few days and update if needed, but I'm sure the air bubbles will go away on their own. 4) I read reviews that this movie makes your screen blurry. This film gives you a matte look so the images are not as clear as on a glass screen but in my opinion the image is very good. 5) I only gave this 4 stars because I don't think the film is edited exactly how it should be. If you're straight or just a millimeter (or so) on one side, the other side of the screen is offset more. That doesn't bother me as these are just the very edges.