Review on Forito 2-Pack 15.6 Inch Laptop Screen Protector: Blocks Blue Light And Reduces Glare For Eye Protection On 16:9 Aspect Ratio Laptops by Tai Waldbillig

1. I "professionally” install protectors. It’s my job.2. I suggest doing this in a humid place (but not so humid that it messes up your device), and away from any fans or AC’s.3. I bought this for my XPS 15 9560, the protector only covers the part of the screen in which pixels show/is touch screen. It’s not for the whole screen.That being said. This product was way too much of a hassle and in the end not even being worth the trouble. I had to reapply the protector MULTIPLE TIMES to properly position it, and eliminate bubbles.Yes, it is safe to take it off and try again. There’s a trick to it not many people know of. HOWEVER, I wouldn’t recommend it to those of you that lack the experience and necessary tools to do so.This brought a pack of two. The first one I applied it in my room. That was a whole shit show.Here’s a little TIP though; keep and and all f***** fans/AC’s off lmfao. Turn on a humidifier if you’ve got one. I don’t have access to a humidifier, but it helps having one in the room.The second one I tried installing near the bathroom. I turned the hot water in my shower on in order to make the air slightly heavier? ("Heavier” in the sense of helping prevent dust particles from flying all about. Keeps them from doing so.) While that did work, I still encountered trouble having to properly position it.TIP; use stickers to guide you.NOTE: every time that you remove and reapply the protector, it’ll trap and attract more and more dust like particles as you do. Something you could do to help with this is apply a bit of "lens cleaner” spray on both the protector and the screen. But not too much. And then try again. **DO THIS AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION! I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES IT MAY CAUSE.**In the end, while it is magnificently Anti-BL-Glare, it is too much of an annoying hassle.