Review: Yes, it's expensive, but worth it
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2013
Honestly, I'm pretty lazy when it comes to cleaning the screen on my tablets and smartphones.  I typically just use my breath and the t-shirt that I'm wearing.  I have a collection of microfiber cloths  but I rarely take the time to go grab one just to wipe the fingerprints off of my tablets or phones.  Every now and then, however, one of my tablets will get a ton of fingerprints and smudges on them from my kids playing with it.  My glossy-screened MacBook Air also gets rather dusty over time.  On those occasions, I do take the time to wipe them properly with a cloth.  The Moshi Teraglove turned out to be a very good way to clean my device screens -- certainly better than my t-shirt and breath.Most microfiber cloths are huge and after a while, you can't tell which sections are dirty before you have to go and wash the whole thing to keep it clean.  The Teraglove's size is big enough to clean laptop screens in just a couple of passes, while small enough to wash easily for future use.I also like that it comes with a nice, small spray bottle to use with water.  Many manufacturers do not recommend using chemicals to clean screens or displays.  They often recommend using just water.  That said, I use a Philips cleaning solution and a large microfiber cloth to clean my 55" LCD TV.  But for laptops and tablets, the Teraglove is more ideal.  I only wish that, given the price, Moshi would've provided a reusable case to easily store the Teraglove and spray bottle.  I keep mine stored in the original packaging to keep the dust out, but the box probably won't last very long.I highly recommend the Moshi Teraglove for cleaning tablets, smartphones, and laptop displays.