Review: Works fine - tips you could find helpful to get a bubble free installation
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 21, 2013
The Marware screen protector works just fine if installed correctly. I have it on the Kindle now with no bubbles or creases, almost as if there's nothing on the screen. Here are some installation steps that you might find helpful:- Don't use the cloth that comes with the set, it only adds more lint. Use a glass cleaner (like Windex) and paper towels (e.g. Bounty) instead.- Turn screen off and place it under a bright light so that you can see any particles on the screen clearly.- Fold paper towel 3-4 times to make it thick. Gently spray Windex on the paper towel (it should be wet, not soaked) and wipe the screen. The screen should dry within a few seconds after it is wiped down. See that you don't see any particles on the screen now.- Peel off first outer layer of screen protector (keep screen protector close to the screen so that it doesn't pick up lint along the way). Handle film from the edges to avoid smudging.- Align screen protector on screen, make sure all edges are in line. Gently place screen protector down, make sure alignment is good, and press down with your fingers.- Now use the included application card to press out any bubbles. It is better to remove them now while the outer protective layer is still on the actual screen protector. The screen protector remains scratch free this way.- Remove the second outer layer. Press out any remaining bubbles with your thumbs or fingers.If you see any tint or oily reflection, you can clean with Windex again, this will go away within a few days of use. There are two screen protectors in the pack so there is some room for error. I have screen protectors on all my devices and prefer to have one spare for future use. Fortunately the first one of this set went on fine.Hope this information is helpful. Applying a screen protector is tricky but once installed, it stays on and you don't need to worry about your screen getting scratched. Good luck!