Review on 🖥️ Moshi iVisor Screen Protector for MacBook Air 2020/Pro 13 - Anti-glare, Easy-install, Washable & Reusable by Edgar Clark

I am not exaggerating when I say we are very happy to have this product in stock. If they discontinue this product I don't think I will buy another MacBook. I really hope it never gets discontinued. Yes, MacBooks have great, high quality screens. Imagine glossy screens are the wrong screens to be unless you're using them in a perfectly controlled lighting environment. Also, assume that if the screen is on a laptop, you're not using it in a perfectly lit environment. You're probably looking at the reflection of your shirt or your face. If you're making professional videos or photos, you should use an external monitor with proper calibration and lighting. It's *extremely* easy to apply and bubble-free, but beware of large dust particles that can be attracted to the monitor by static electricity. Sieve when applying (I used some compressed air when applying). I don't think the colors will be affected much (don't know how they will be, it's colorless). Everything is probably shifted to white, which means that the dark areas appear a bit paler and the pure black quality is degraded. If you look very closely you might see a slight blurring of the jagged edges, but I can't tell. 99% of Mac users don't care. You'll get that slight haze that you get from matte screen protectors, but I like that. In my opinion, glossy screens look cheaper (I'm sure they're cheaper to manufacture). Trying this product is also not risky, it is very easy to remove and return, there is no real glue.