Review: Okay, all screen protectors need to be THIS KIND
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 31, 2014
I wish I'd known about the Moshi a few phones and devices ago.  It is undeniably pricey, but it buying it will save you the ordeal of typical screen protector installation, which requires a microfiber cloth, surgeon-steady hands, and a hermetically sealed "clean room".  (And one still generally ends up with one or two bubbles or a speck of dust trapped under the film.)This went on smoothly at my first attempt, probably because I knew that I could clean and/or reposition it easily.  I was calm, and in the zone.Touch sensitivity is not adversely affected that I can see, even though the protector is perhaps a bit more thick than standard peel-and-sticks.  My Kindle'sOtterBox Defender Standing Case for Kindle Fire HDX 7", Greenitself has a clear built-in screen protector, which I have to say has a minor (very minor) adverse effect on touch receptivity, but I'm not seeing that at all aggravated by the Moshi.  I'm pleasantly surprised that this is the case.Glare - no worse than with the Otterbox alone, and I find it hard to view the kindle in exposed daylight in any case.  (One day I'll likely break down and get a Kindle reader with the e-Ink.)  I guess there's a no-glare option but I'm not sure I'd want a "matte" effect or anything less than crystal clarity for indoor viewing.