Review: Probably the last screen protector you'll ever use
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 26, 2013
The Moshi is without a doubt a high quality screen protector and the 'classic' Kindle Fire (not HD) version we tried a couple of months ago was just perfect. We are still using it. The Fire HD version is as good and has quite a few things going for it that most of the less expensive models lack:- it's easy to apply - it's literally a 2-minute job once the Kindle's screen is clean- you get zero bubbles - seriously, no bubbles whatsoever, not even a trace- it's easy to remove and then reapply- very sensitive to the touch - the HD appears to be as responsive with the iVisor on as it was before we applied- extremely durable - basing this on our classic Kindle experience where the iVisor we applied a few months ago is as good now as it was thenYes there is the 'rainbow' pattern. There is a note on the packaging claiming that it's visible when 'the Fire HD is off or viewed at a slanted angle'. I am happy to confirm that this is indeed the case. I can see the pattern when the Kindle is off but it completely disappears as soon as the screen lights up. So... yes, there is a rainbow visible and no, you can't see it if your Kindle is on unless, of course, it displays a 'black screen' which is rarely the case.Yes, the iVisor is expensive but, given that it appears to be almost-indestructible if used as directed, it may be the last screen protector you'll ever use with your Fire HD because if you can't stand the iVisor it's unlikely that you'll find anything better.