Can anyone recommend any good quaility anti-glare film for the 7.7. I notice a lot of glare during bright sunny days and even with brightness all the way up it is still a bit annoying. Thanks.
Using Galaxy Tab 7.7 P6800
There is already a screen protector thread, you can do a search and read i as theres some good info in there.
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I find the glare on the TF acceptable by tilting the tablet, but ideally it should be controlled.
Amazon advertises an anti-glare protector with five good reviews, but I would trust members of this forum if any has experience with one.
George
argie said:
I find the glare on the TF acceptable by tilting the tablet, but ideally it should be controlled.
Amazon advertises an anti-glare protector with five good reviews, but I would trust members of this forum if any has experience with one.
George
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Most screen protectors that reduce glare will have a matte finish to them. They are also very good at reducing finger prints. However, the downside is you may lose some clarity and brightness because they let less light pass through.
I had the protector from www.posr.us and it did a very good job at the glare; but required me to crank of the brightness and also reduced clarity IMO. I think it's hard to have both, clarity and colors in addition to glare reduction. You may need to decide which is more important to you.
Try Steinheil's (SGP) ultra fine screen protector. It not only reduces glare, but also cuts down the visibility of fingerprint markings.
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Try Steinheil's (SGP) ultra fine screen protector. It not only reduces glare, but also cuts down the visibility of fingerprint markings.
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I was waiting for SGP to release one for the transformer, just now I saw that they have!!
I have one of their anti-fingerprint / anti-glare protectors on my Galaxy S, and it is the best anti-glare protector I have ever used. I have been using SGP products for a while now, they are bit pricy , but far superior than the crap you find on eBay, IMO the cost is totally justifiable. Going to order one right now
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Most screen protectors that reduce glare will have a matte finish to them. They are also very good at reducing finger prints. However, the downside is you may lose some clarity and brightness because they let less light pass through.
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Yes, you loose some clarity, but if you get a good one from a company like SGP you won't notice much of a difference in brightness.
Is there a real difference between UF and SQ Steinheil ?
I have the Posrus one, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005212ZGE Wouldn't use Transformer without it.
Am looking for a screen protector for my Galaxy S2, and wonder what people here would recommend?
Bought a Copter screen protector here yesterday, and am not too happy with it, feels a bit too sticky when touching for my liking.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1065384
I'm looking for a screen protector with anti-glare if possible, what is the best one to buy?
Was going to suggest Skinomi, then saw you need anti glare. I never found one I liked with "ant glare", and I don't know of any for the View/Flyer. Sorry =/
If anti-glare becomes too difficult to find, then I highly suggest the Skinomi. I have it on 3 of my tablets currently, and have tried multiple different companies protectors including whatever Sprint sells, BestSkinEver, Zagg, Bodyguardz and a bunch of generic ebay screen protectors. After trying all the other brands, the Skinomi is my favorite and all I'll use on any touchscreen device now.
Don't know about "best", but I quite like the Skinomi (wet apply) protector on my Flyer as well.
http://www.skinomi.com/htcflp.html
I have Bodyguardz on my phone, which is also a good protector. They didn't make protectors for the Flyer, when the tablet when the first came out (why I decided to try Skinomi) but now they do. They have anti-glare, but its backordered:
http://www.bodyguardz.com/screenguardz-htc-evo-view-4g-htc-flyer-protection-cases-screen-protectors-covers-shields-skins-films.html?dir=asc&order=sort_priority
I use this one
http://shop.brando.com/brando-works...otector-htc-flyer-p510e-_p05871c1315d039.html
You're ordering from Hong Kong, so it takes a while, and the credit card hassle with overseas orders. But really high quality.
I am currently using this one from Amazon. The only thing is you have to use a hole punch to create the hole for the front camera. Other than that, it is a great screen protector that is matte.
Forum wont let me post links yet, so search for Great Shield Ultra Anti Glare screen protector for HTC Flyer.
Official htc screen protectors are £5 ($8) on amazon uk, they're great.
Any of these work better with the pen?
It's not anti-glare, but I have this screen protector, and it's fantastic. Perfect size with cut outs where they're needed. Very easy to apply as well. I use the Scribe daily, and this screen protector works great with it.
GreatShield Ultra Smooth Clear Screen Protector Film for HTC Flyer / Sprint EVO View 4G
I tried an anti-glare screen protector when I first received my View, but the graininess was much too distracting for what I primarily use it for - reading. On phones, I generally don't have a problem with the graininess that anti-glare screen protectors add. But that's probably because I'm not staring at my phone and reading for hours at a time. The size difference in the screen also makes it more pronounced. I'll put up with having to wipe finger prints off and making adjustments to avoid glare to have a better overall experience. This is the anti-glare screen protector that I used - HHI HTC EVO View 4G Anti-Fingerprint, Anti-Glare, Matte Finishing Screen Protector. It did the job quite well, but it just wasn't for me on a screen this size.
I'm considering buying an anti-glare one for my Flyer because I'm getting tired of adjusting the angle when working on my tablet.
I was wondering how the stylus works on these anti-glare screen protectors? The one I have on now (simple screen protector) gets scratched easily when using the stylus.
Are these behaving better?
Anti Glare, expensive but from a good company... http://www.boxwave.com/htc-flyer-screen-protectors/htc-flyer-cleartouch-anti-glare/bwpdd/f-ztwp/
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I'm considering buying an anti-glare one for my Flyer because I'm getting tired of adjusting the angle when working on my tablet.
I was wondering how the stylus works on these anti-glare screen protectors? The one I have on now (simple screen protector) gets scratched easily when using the stylus.
Are these behaving better?
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I've had this clear screen protector applied since late December. I use the tablet with the Scribe daily, and I have yet to get a single scratch on it.
When I used this anti-glare screen protector, the Scribe never left a scratch either. The Scribe worked fine with it, but since the screen protector was somewhat thicker than a clear one (which seems to be the norm with anti-glare screen protectors in my experience), I did experience some issues with it not always registering and a loss in precision at time. But it wasn't anything that was terribly noticeable most of the time. I Haven't had any problems with the clear GreatSheild in the that department.
Thank you for your answer.
Surely the screen protector I have on right now is of lower quality and I'll have to change is ASAP. I'll just have to decide between a clear or anti-glare one. But since the viewing angle and outside readability are still issues for me, I think I'll go for the anti-glare one.
I'm looking for a different screen protector. The one I got for free is an anti-glare and smudge free protector from ATT. However, the color and saturation seems to be way off. And I could see little pixel-like dots in different colors. I know that for an anti-glare screen protector the colors will be washed out, I just didn't know that it was this bad. But I realize that I need the anti-glare because I'm outside all the time.
I was wondering if anybody has tried the Moshi iVisor screen protector. I heard some great reviews for it on iPhones and iPads. However, because the screen protector does not actually touch the screen, how's the sensitivity with the s-pen?
...I have it/had it, I does the job. It's bubble free and prevents those tiny scratches however there is a big difference between clarity w/ & w/o it works no doubt but u loose the super HD display I think.
...sent from Samsung GALAXY Note!
Do you have a screen protector at all? or is it naked.
I put one on yesterday and it makes me second guess keeping it. Using it in daylight is abhorrent.
Just use SGP screen protector and be done
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Howdy,
Just wondering if anyone has tried these yet, how good are they and if its worth it or not~
I've already tried a couple off ebay and they were just horrible so I've started my search again...
Case:
http://www.handhelditems.com/asus-t...viewing-stand-case-carbon-fiber-p-180902.html
SP:
http://www.handhelditems.com/asus-t...tal-clear-screen-protector-pack-p-180740.html
Cheers,
JT
anti-glare screen protector
I have the anti glare screen protector on mine and I'm happy with it. The distortion you find on a lot them is minimal on hhi's.