Review: As always, screen protectors are tricky to install, but worth it if you want to cut down on glare ...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 4, 2013
Any extra level of protection for any expensive electronic device is welcome, to say nothing of wise.  Naturally, this isn't the only reason why people purchase the AirFoil screen protectors for the Kindle Paperwhite, but rather is also one purchased to cut down glare.  These screen protectors won't cut it all down and if you prefer an impeccably clear screen you should opt for the "glossy surface textured" ones instead.I have difficulty reading from a screen as glare can be a major problem which ultimately results in eyestrain.  These screen protectors not only protect, but cut down on the glare.  Eventually these will become scratched so replacement will be needed periodically.  You can wipe them down, but make sure you don't spray anything directly onto an installed shield, but rather onto a soft cloth.  There is one shields in this packet and it should last for some time.  Also included is a small, oval microfiber cloth with which to clean your Kindle screen before installing a shield.The tips inside the package are excellent, but how to deal with bubbles isn't exactly clear.  Dealing with a bit of dirt or lint can easily be solved by using tape to pick up the shield and easily "grab" the offending particle.  When you get a bubble (and you will) simply take something like a credit card or other stiff material, find a bubble or bubbles and gently push them out toward the edges.  A little bit of patience is required here.  No, these shields aren't perfect, but if you have problems with things like alignment, there is a hint for that inside the package.