Review: Where's the Camera hole?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 14, 2014
This is an awesome screen protector.  It is easy to apply and as far as I can see is bubble free.  There is a rainbow effect if you look from an angle as the manufacture admits.  That's alright since I'm not interested in what the Kindle screen looks like when it is turned off.  When the Kindle is on the screen is clear, sharp and responsive to the touch.  I love it.  The screen is a little large for the Kindle, as it overlaps the edges approximately 1/16 inch or so.  However since I have the Kindle in a case I don't even notice it when in the case.  A nice feature is that you can remove the protector to clean it and then reapply it.  However the manufacture advises that you keep your protector packaging to store the protector whenever needed to keep it clean.  I also like the microfiber cloth provided to wipe away any dust particles on your device.  Since I had a zillion finger prints on the Kindle I did use optical solution on the Kindle to remove all the oil and grime.  Then I used the microfiber cloth to keep the dust particles off and do a final prep for applying the protector.HOWEVER, the black frame on the screen protector completely covers the front camera and makes it inoperable. The Amazaon photo of the Moshi iVisor XT shows a hole for a camera - its not there! [See zoom of product photo]  Wow, couldn't that have been manufactured in the protector?  Not that I plan to use this camera on a regular basis, but what if I want to Skype or take a video or picture?  No way to do it with the protector on.  So for that reason I took off one star.  Otherwise very nice.