(2 Pack) 14" Anti-glare(Matte) Screen Protector Laptop Screen Filter Anti-Fingerprint Anti-Scratch (Display 16:9 Laptop)

After completely botching the first piece, I did the second one extremely carefully, and ended up with only one tiny bubble in the corner and perfect everywhere else. I find that shining a flashlight at an oblique angle to the screen will help pick out all the dust and lint pieces, and it's important to get rid of them all, as any tiny speck of dust will leave a huge bubble that's impossible to fix.Easy? Nah. Doable? For a first timer like me to get it right the second time, I'd say absolutely.Now the touchscreen and pen input is infinitely better: no more finger smudges; pen feels like drawing on paper; and glares are gone. It's perfect for my Flex 5.

It went on well enough, although I was a little careless in applying it and there are some bubbles. My bad though. But otherwise, this is a great protector, and the matte feel is very nice in my opinion.

I love this product but am always apprehensive to buy it because the packaging always gets damaged during transit and creates creases in the screen. And unfortunately, creases = bubbles. The product itself is great and leaves the screen sensitivity unencumbered and I can tolerate minimal bubbles but seriously, you can see how many bubbles this one has.

Perfect size but wasn’t easy and couldn’t smooth the bubbles out. Had to throw the first film away 😢

Extremely, and I mean EXTREMELY, difficult and frustrating to place on your screen. Other reviewers said the same but I felt I was skilled enough to handle it. The problem is the product and not the person trying to apply it. No matter how clean you get your screen or how precise you are at smoothing it on, you will have dozens of bubbles. I spent hours trying to smooth out the bubbles with the tiny tool they supplied. I can't even say it got 10% better than when I started. Didn't even help with glare and wasn't worth wasting my money on. I could've gotten better results with Saran wrap from my kitchen....

When you think it's as easy as installing a cell phone protection glass, it's not because this is not a hard piece of 9H plastic glass, but it's a flexible film. So it was definitely hard to install and keep from having bubbles appear since the goal was to protect the touch screen from children who may accidentally use a pen instead of a finger.When flexing the laptop's convertible screen, it definitely created bubbles that make it very difficult to get rid of.I didn't really want to go with the 3M type of design with the tabs on the frame as it's a convertible laptop, and I was more hoping that this would've been more like the stiffer plastic glass that goes on cell phones.

Got these for a Lenovo Flex 14. It's touchscreen I use for digital painting so I've put it through a lot of stress. The screen normally has the glare of a bad-tempered prom queen, and these take care of that without affecting the touch sensitivity. Pretty easy to install with no bubbles if you don't rush it and use the felt covered application card.

Top quality as far as i know screen protectors. Be mindful when you install and do it in a place where the area has been cleaned of dust. I got the little bubbles out with firm pressure and the edge of a credit card.