Review: Fast, bubble free installation- Protects screen from scratches- Doesn't diminish clarity or touch sensitivity- Update: Rainbow
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 1, 2013
It took me longer to clean my Fire's HD screen than it did to apply the Moshi iVisor XT! I've used Moshi's No-Bubble Screen Protectors in the past & have been very satisfied with them.My HD Fire's clarity & touch sensitivity are the same with our without this protector. I didn't think I needed a screen protector, but decided I should use one to protect the screen from scratches.I haven't noticed any rainbows yet, but Moshi states that "You may notice rainbow-like patterns beneath iVisor when the Kindle Fire HD is off or viewed at a slanted angle."To Apply:-Clean your device with the included microfiber cloth; if necessary, dampen a small section of the cloth to remove stubborn spots from the screen, then wipe dry. (My screen hasn't been cleaned very often; this step took at least 2 minutes for me)-Peel the backing away from the screen protector. (For some reason, I had a difficult time removing the backing & was getting frustrated with this step. I finally had to use my fingernails to start the process.  Just be careful not to bend the screen protector...creases are permanent)-Align the hole for the Fire HD's camera with the screen protector  & press down on the border. (To position, I bumped the protector up against my Fire's frame)  You're done. This took me a few seconds.  No bubbles to deal with!iVisor can be cleaned & reapplied so be sure to keep the original packing & the  backing you peeled off to use for temporary storage.Made in Taiwan~~~~~~~~~~~~~UPDATEI saw my first Moshi iVisor XT rainbow this evening. It showed up when I was using a compact fluorescent light/lamp & laid my Fire HD flat. It disappeared when I tilted the Fire. The rainbow didn't seem to appear if I used incandescent lighting.