Thread: PRS-600 Wrapsol
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Old 10-13-2009, 12:45 AM   #3
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Well, I installed the Wrapsol screen protector today.

First off, it is scary to be using water on the PRS-600 screen. I did a full shut-down before proceeding and tried to be careful. Back on and working now, whew!! (As a side note, when I turned the Reader back on I could no longer access one of the library books I had on there.)

Following the instructions I got the Wrapsol on okay. No bubbles, just an adhesive haze they claim will go away in 24 hours. I certainly hope so!

I can tell you that the glare is worse. Specifically, the lights above my chair now bounce back as if from a mirror. I can see their complete reflection, instead of the hazy glow I got before. (Sorry no before and after pictures. )

As long as the "adhesive haze" I mentioned clears up, I will keep the Wrapsol on, because it will protect from scratches when I use the stylus or my fingernail. It appears not to affect screen clarity. But if you are looking for anti-glare, I would say keep looking.

Good luck!
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