Review: Best Screen Protector I've Ever Used
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 20, 2012
Bubbles under screen protectors really annoy me, so when I read that this one installed without them, I was sold.  I misunderstood the description and thought it was some sort of framed "front 'glass'" that snapped onto the frame, but it's actually a sheet of vinyl, heavier than most screen protector sheets.  Once I installed it, I no longer cared that it wasn't quite what I expected.It did, indeed, install without a single bubble!  I also liked that it completely covers the glass, so there's no edge to catch dust.  The holes precut for the mic and camera lined up perfectly.  I can't tell that it's on, and it doesn't seem to impede the touch sensitivity of the screen at all.The item is advertised as reusable, and I can vouch that one can remove it and reinstall it at least once.  I had to return my Kindle Fire HD because of a screen failure within a week of purchase.  I took the Moshi iVisor XT off carefully and laid it aside on a dust-free surface sticky-side up.  When I got home with my replacement Kindle, it went on as smoothly and securely as it had the first time.One hint I learned from another reviewer on a different product I'll repeat here: Put screen protectors on in a steamy bathroom.  The steam makes the dust fall out of the air.  Once your screen is super-squeaky clean without a single fleck of dust, you can install your protector without entrapping bits of whoknowswhat beneath.  I also clean my hands with rubbing alcohol first, to remove oils.I am extremely pleased with this screen protector, and even though it's pricey, I feel it's worth the cost.  My son's thinking of getting a tablet computer, and I hope we can find a Moshi iVisor XT to fit it as well.  This product is far better than any OEM labeled screen protector that I've used in my 15+ years of handheld gadgetry!