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After reading the 1 star review left for this I thought I'd still give it shot, it's like fitting one of the old plastic screen protectors on a phone just a bit bigger.
With that in mind I set out to prepare for fitting the screen protector with the following in mind:
Choose a room that's not gonna have people around, they generate and move dust around.
Don't wear a jumper, you'll have stupid amounts of dust coming of it.
I find it easier to lay the screen flat, with the bottom of the MacBook supported by something.
Have a nice clear surface with everything laid out to the side, you'll want to avoid reaching across the screen.
Have some good lighting to see any dust on the screen.
Assume it will take longer than planned and set aside enough time.
When you get the package, it has 2 protectors in it. One of them is marked as a practice protector. Use it! Line it up to see how the hole and edges are in relation to the camera, I find it makes a good start point to have that lined up first and follow from there. The package also comes with a lot of dust remover stickers. Again, use them! They can be used quite a lot before they start losing their effectiveness.
The instructions have the screen protector stuck at the top with the step 1 film removed while it's stuck in place. I tried that with the practice protector, as that's why it's there, and found it a little fiddly with more likelihood of dust getting trapped so went for the following approach:
1. I laid the MacBook screen flat on the table with the bottom supported up but fully open. Using one of the blue dust removal stickers I started at the side of the screen furthest away and slowly (so as not to move too much dust around the air) pressed the sticker against the screen and gently lifted it back up, moving side to and slow and gradually towards me.
2. After checking at different angles for any stray dust landing on the screen (and removing as necessary), I slowly took the screen protector from the side and held it above the screen with the step 1 side facing down. I used one of the position stickers on the bottom corner of the screen protector that would be held up during the process (opposite the step 1 tab).
3. With the screen protector lined up around the camera and also lined up straight against the top of the screen I started removing the screen protector backing with the back still facing down so no dust would land on the side, folding the step 1 film over and dragging it across the screen to pick up any stray dust through static.
4. Keeping the camera hole and top of the screen protector lined up I start letting gravity adhere the screen protector to the screen. Keeping a hold of the corner with the position sticker above the screen means you can control how fast the protector is adhering. If any bubbles are left in the wake of the protector adhering, just raise it back up using the position stick and rub back and forward with the tip of a finger to press the protector down with out bubbles. You'll want to go slow and steady with this.
5. If you notice any specks of dust have gotten under the screen, just continue to hold it up with the position sticker and slowly and gently reach under with a dust removal stick and pick it up. Try not to drag the dust removal sticker, just lay it down and lift it back up.
6. If you notice any at the edges at the start, or more that halfway back, just ignore them for now and continue on. You can use a sticker to lift up the screen protector from the closest corner and remove the dust from the closest side. The same applies for any dust the is trapped at the edges. Just use one sticker to raise the screen protector up and other to lift the speck of dust.
With practice and patience you will end up with a bubble free screen protector that you will only know is there by the circle around the camera! The screen protector in my pictures took around 40 minutes to fit, including laying everything out and having a practice run. The majority of it was the second run, slowly letting the screen protector adhere and lifting edges and corners to get dust removed. Even after thinking I was finished and removing the step 2 film I noticed a couple of specks of dust at the edge and found it easy to use the stickers to lift the protector up a little and grab the dust out.
Another tip for this that haven't had practice on these before is to buy a some of the cheap iPad screen protectors, you can generally get 3 or 4 for a couple of quid and they're exactly the same to fit.
After getting this fitted with no bubble I feel it is worth a full 5 stars as it is pretty perfect once on, as I said the camera hole is the only indication I have that there is even a screen protector on it. It's pretty fingerprint resistant, has a nice glossy finish and is easy to wipe clean. All in all well worth it and I can relax knowing my screen is well protected from scratches and wear!
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Eric R.
Practice and patience will get you a screen protector you can't even see.
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 10 februari 2019Maat: MacBook Air 13’ mit Touch Bar (2018 bis 2020)Geverifieerde aankoop
Eric R.
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 10 februari 2019
With that in mind I set out to prepare for fitting the screen protector with the following in mind:
Choose a room that's not gonna have people around, they generate and move dust around.
Don't wear a jumper, you'll have stupid amounts of dust coming of it.
I find it easier to lay the screen flat, with the bottom of the MacBook supported by something.
Have a nice clear surface with everything laid out to the side, you'll want to avoid reaching across the screen.
Have some good lighting to see any dust on the screen.
Assume it will take longer than planned and set aside enough time.
When you get the package, it has 2 protectors in it. One of them is marked as a practice protector. Use it! Line it up to see how the hole and edges are in relation to the camera, I find it makes a good start point to have that lined up first and follow from there. The package also comes with a lot of dust remover stickers. Again, use them! They can be used quite a lot before they start losing their effectiveness.
The instructions have the screen protector stuck at the top with the step 1 film removed while it's stuck in place. I tried that with the practice protector, as that's why it's there, and found it a little fiddly with more likelihood of dust getting trapped so went for the following approach:
1. I laid the MacBook screen flat on the table with the bottom supported up but fully open. Using one of the blue dust removal stickers I started at the side of the screen furthest away and slowly (so as not to move too much dust around the air) pressed the sticker against the screen and gently lifted it back up, moving side to and slow and gradually towards me.
2. After checking at different angles for any stray dust landing on the screen (and removing as necessary), I slowly took the screen protector from the side and held it above the screen with the step 1 side facing down. I used one of the position stickers on the bottom corner of the screen protector that would be held up during the process (opposite the step 1 tab).
3. With the screen protector lined up around the camera and also lined up straight against the top of the screen I started removing the screen protector backing with the back still facing down so no dust would land on the side, folding the step 1 film over and dragging it across the screen to pick up any stray dust through static.
4. Keeping the camera hole and top of the screen protector lined up I start letting gravity adhere the screen protector to the screen. Keeping a hold of the corner with the position sticker above the screen means you can control how fast the protector is adhering. If any bubbles are left in the wake of the protector adhering, just raise it back up using the position stick and rub back and forward with the tip of a finger to press the protector down with out bubbles. You'll want to go slow and steady with this.
5. If you notice any specks of dust have gotten under the screen, just continue to hold it up with the position sticker and slowly and gently reach under with a dust removal stick and pick it up. Try not to drag the dust removal sticker, just lay it down and lift it back up.
6. If you notice any at the edges at the start, or more that halfway back, just ignore them for now and continue on. You can use a sticker to lift up the screen protector from the closest corner and remove the dust from the closest side. The same applies for any dust the is trapped at the edges. Just use one sticker to raise the screen protector up and other to lift the speck of dust.
With practice and patience you will end up with a bubble free screen protector that you will only know is there by the circle around the camera! The screen protector in my pictures took around 40 minutes to fit, including laying everything out and having a practice run. The majority of it was the second run, slowly letting the screen protector adhere and lifting edges and corners to get dust removed. Even after thinking I was finished and removing the step 2 film I noticed a couple of specks of dust at the edge and found it easy to use the stickers to lift the protector up a little and grab the dust out.
Another tip for this that haven't had practice on these before is to buy a some of the cheap iPad screen protectors, you can generally get 3 or 4 for a couple of quid and they're exactly the same to fit.
After getting this fitted with no bubble I feel it is worth a full 5 stars as it is pretty perfect once on, as I said the camera hole is the only indication I have that there is even a screen protector on it. It's pretty fingerprint resistant, has a nice glossy finish and is easy to wipe clean. All in all well worth it and I can relax knowing my screen is well protected from scratches and wear!
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Clare's Beautiful Nails
Disappointed - which was a shame.
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 9 juni 2021Maat: MacBook Air 13’ mit Touch Bar (2018 bis 2020)Geverifieerde aankoop
Jordan Morris
It's okay - could be improved
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 6 april 2020Maat: MacBook Air 13’ mit Touch Bar (2018 bis 2020)Geverifieerde aankoop
Manuel C
Great screen protector, need some care at applying it.
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 25 april 2022Maat: MacBook Air 13’ mit Touch Bar (2018 bis 2020)Geverifieerde aankoop
rc
Good packaging, no worth the money.
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 11 september 2019Maat: MacBook Air 13’ mit Touch Bar (2018 bis 2020)Geverifieerde aankoop
