Review: Good thing they give you two...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 17, 2013
To be frank, I've never had a screen protector for any of my Kindles (and I've got a Touch, a Paperwhite, and a Fire) that was actually easy to install. The problem with most of them, this Moshi Airfoil included, is primarily how to get out the inevitable bubbles. This one was harder than most. The first one of two I put on was a disaster, filled with bubbles, and not in the right place. When they tell you to "firmly apply pressure to the protector and push it with your fingers to slide it into place until it's perfectly aligned," forget it. It's not going to happen. You have to peel it off and try again. So make sure you get it where you want it the first time. Putting it back on once I'd peeled it off was impossible, so it was on to number two. I was a bit more careful getting the placement just right, but you have to make sure there's not the slightest trace of dust, because you'll get a bubble that you won't be able to push away. After much pushing bubbles around, I finally got the result I wanted, but it took a long time. It should help protect the screen, and it does respond well to all my finger moves, so it was worth it, but the frustration level is high. Be warned and be patient. And expect your first attempt to be less than perfect.As far as the price goes, a list price of $25 is pretty ridiculous, and the $19 from Amazon is still high for a few pieces of plastic, IMO. Still, I love my Paperwhite, and it deserves to be protected.