Review: Get this one!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 28, 2013
What interested me about this screen protector was the claim that it goes on without bubbles. Bubbles are the bane of applying screen protectors, and outside of stubbed toes, a bad sports play/call, or other drivers are probably the single greatest motive for cursing in the modern world. OK, make that the 4th greatest motive for cursing in the modern world ... or at least in my world.I applied this to a 2nd Generation 7" Kindle Fire. It is too large for the 1st Generation Fire unless you are brave enough to trim it down first.In short, their claim of "air bubble free" installation is absolutely true. I dusted the Fire's screen, peeled the backing off of this, lined it up with the camera hole, and laid it right down. No bubbles, and no tedious wrangling to get the placement just right.In fact, I wound up with a speck under it about 1/3rd of the way from the top. Taking most screen protectors back up to fix this issue ruins them. I lifted this back up, brushed off the spec with the microfiber cloth, and laid it back down. It was perfect.Some reviewers noted a "rainbow-like sheen" as a major complaint. I did notice this sheen in a couple of isolated spots. I could only see it on black backgrounds, such as you have with menus. When I used the Kindle reader or played a game or video, that sheen was not visible to me.NOTE: Several weeks later I'm not noticing the sheen whatsoever.Whoever designed this thing should be nominated for Sainthood.15 stars.