Review: Aside from the rainbow, good screen protector
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 1, 2013
Installation is easy because you don't have to worry about putting fingerprints or dust around the border of the screen protector while you're holding it.  If there's a smudge or dust under the solid border, you won't see it anyways, so no worries there.Using the screen at first is slightly tacky, but over time, the oils from your fingers will make it a smoother glide.  Removing the screen protector to wash or remove dust from underneath isn't all that easy.  If you try to use your nails, you might create a crease that will be noticeable once you reapply it.I tried a few times to get rid of the rainbow, but unfortunately, it won't go away.  The rainbow is caused by the fact that the clear portion of the screen protector isn't flush with the borders.  So, there's space in between the screen protector and the actual screen of the Kindle Fire HD.  It doesn't bother me a whole lot, but it's definitely there and might be distracting for some people.Overall, the Moshi iVisor XT screen protector for the Kindle Fire HD is nice, but a little overpriced.  The rainbow may also be too much for some to overlook.