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Question: what is the difference between the anti glare and the HD Clear?
Document: I meant to buy the HD clear protector but instead I accidentally ordered the anti glare. I was a little disappointed at first (mostly at myself) because the protector does diminish screen quality. It's only a little and I eventually got over it. I actually love the texture of the matte finish of the screen protector. No finger prints and you can use it outside when it is bright. Installation was super easy. It took me 2 min. And there are no bubbles. Very satisfied!
Very pleased! I bought three kinds of these, the matte Nexus 7 2nd gen for myself, the HD clear for my mom's Nexus 7 2nd gen, and the HD clear for my boyfriend's Nexus 1st gen. Instructions were very easy to follow, and made installation a breeze. There was a slight blemish on my matte screen, but due to the anti glare, I don't see it at all when the screen is on. And there was one small fuzz I couldn't get off from my mom's, but there is no bubble at all so it isn't noticeable either.
It has definitely reduced the visible amount of fingerprints from the little one, and I really appreciate the anti-glare properties. Having owned both the HD clear and the anti-glare tech armor products, I would recommend either one. It really just depends on your personal tastes and preferences, and who will be using it.I sometimes give the HD clear screen protected phone to my daughter to play games on, and it is an absolute mess after just 20 minutes of play. Not so with the anti-glare/anti-fingerprint!
I bought this after purchasing a Tech Armor screen protector for my Nokia Lumia phone. I was torn between the anti-glare and the premium HD clear screen. My windows phone has the premium HD clear screen, and it has been great so far. However, one of the main reasons we got a tablet was for my 3 year old toddler to have something to do during long road trips, so I didn't want to have smudges all over the screen any time we wanted to use it. We have had this on our Nexus for about a month now, and I am very glad I got the anti-glare/anti-fingerprint finish.
This is a great screen protector. The matte finish is awesome and does a great job at reducing glare and fingerprints. I really love the look. I have purchased nothing but Tech Armor since I originally purchased the Clear HD protector for my Nexus 7. I have since then purchased them for my iPad, Galaxy S4, Note 8 and iPhone.I decided to switch from the clear HD to the anti-glare version because my hands sweat a lot and leave smudges on the HD protector. Looks nasty and dirty. As others have mentioned, this screen protector is very hard to install.
All their products work well. I bought both Anti glare and HD version. Not sure which I like but these are good products and install simply unlike the soap and water guy? ?I would recommend either one.
However I've learned to get use to it because the matte finish is very nice.I can't say much about actual customer service, but Tech Armor cared enough to send me an email asking for a review so they seem like they really care about their customers. In the future I might pick up a non Anti-glare protector so that I can enjoy the HD resolution on my Nexus at it's fullest; needless to say I will definitely order it from Tech Armor again - This product is great.
I bought the anti-glare and anti-fingerprint version, which is basically a matte screen protector. It was easy to put on (got it on the first try!) and feels really nice to use. I don't even notice that it's there.Although it says it's anti fingerprint, fingerprints sometimes show up. No big deal though, because it's much less noticeable than a clear screen protector and much easier to wipe away.
But these only have the film over the bottom sticky side. At first this seemed to me that they were cheaping out, and perhaps they are. But maybe that's what helps me hold onto it better when positioning it. I don't know but these are inexpensive and work well.One thing to notice if you haven't used anti-glare protectors before: They are a little 'noisy'. Brands differ, but the slight roughness creates a slight noise when moving your finger over it. And there is a very slight drag that you won't find on the uncovered screen or on clear protectors (at least not the one I tried.)
No problems with the install, the protector fit perfectly, and I was able to get it applied with no dust and no bubbles on the first try. Usually I end up having to scrap the first protector, and generally get it right on the second try, which is why I look for these in 3-packs. The protectors are crystal clear. Once applied, you can't tell it is there, except by the very faint outline of the edges. I don't like matte or anti-glare protectors, as they always seem to make displayed text fuzzy, and the primary use of my tablet is for reading.
Answer: anti glare film has a tint  to it & is not exactly clear & will not reflect light in a manner that clear will