Homy Screen Protector [2-Pack] 14.0 inch Widescreen Laptop. Bonus: WebCam Cover. Include: 1x Matte & 1x Glare Crystal Clear Computer Display Size: 6 7/8 x 12 3/16. Compatible Any Raised Bezel Notebook

5 stars for the packaging5 stars for the quality2 stars for the installation process..The screen protector was a perfect fit for my 14 inch Laptop, the packaging was very good as well. Otherwise, I couldn't install it easily after reading all the instructions.I recommend it to anyone that have a 14 inch laptop, but you should watch the installation video first, or give it to a specialized store to install it on your laptop.

Ok

It was okay but it was hard to put it on and instructions were unclear

If I could rate a 0 I would. This came with 2 protectors in a pack. The instructions were not clear to me so I messed the both of them up. I got so frustrated I decided to leave the second one one. There are bubbles in the screen. The glare did not improve at all in class. When I step back and look at the screen from other angles I can still see the entire screen so the privacy aspect was not effective. Privacy and glare were the reason for my purchase so I wasted money bc I’m looking for something that serves the same purpose AGAIN. I didn’t even use the camera protector bc I was so frustrated by the screen protector by that point. I did open YouTube to for application instructions but it was more of a commercial than an instructional.

Thickness of screen guard is good. Accessories are sufficient to install screen guard.

Many bubbles. I tried both protectors. The camera cover is great.

I'm using Matte screen protector for my Dell Latitude E6410. I feel that eye-strain is reduced while the picture clarity is still excellent. And, sure, I use an anti-spy camera cover, say hi to Big Brother! :) Recommend it.

The instructions state to place "sticker 1" (the red sticker) towards the screen and peel it downwards, but this sticker is placed on the very back of the protector, meaning pulling it off would remove the entire protector off the screen. I must have read the instructions 6 times trying to work out the logistics of how it could be placed in that position and still be removed, but to no avail. It's almost as if an entire layer was missing.Perhaps if the instructions weren't in such broken English, it would be more clear how that works.And if that wasn't enough, it doesn't really even cut down on the glare enough to warrant trying to figure out how it works