Lexerd Anti-glare Screen Protector

jessie102 · 02-18-2010, 05:31 PM

Just installed this today.

The Lexerd Anti-glare Screen Protector is adhesive. The typical package came with a squeeze card and lint free cloth and a screen protector.

Installation was easy. I basically went into the a steamed up bathroom. Used compressed air to clean off the screen. Then proceeded to install the screen protector wearing a pair of lint free latex gloves as recommended. Once installed, I squeezed out a few bubbles. No water required. No bubbles found.

Turning on the screen reveals a light haze that blurs out the image a little. But glare effect seems to be a little subdued. I hope the haze will fade away as mentioned by another poster here regarding the Wrapsol screen protector https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...30&postcount=3

In case another is wondering, there is little gap between the frame and the screen protector so your whole screen is well protected.

The text is readable, but I'll have to reserve further judgment to see if the haze goes away or not.

advocate2 · 02-18-2010, 08:01 PM

I have it on my 600 and I like it very much. To charge twice the price for a protector one inch longer is absurd.

alejandrolauva · 02-18-2010, 09:40 PM

I've enjoyed mine. I think it does a completely acceptable job. In fact, I recently removed it for comparison because of the complaints I've read about it not being effective. In my opinion it is, and I can't wait to put one back on. I rarely use my 600 without a booklight so if there is any loss of contrast I'm unaware. The most obnoxious glare on the 600 to me is the mirror image of myself when not using a book light under incandescent lighting. Add a booklight and the Lexerd Anti-glare screen protector and I'm a happy camper.

02-18-2010, 05:31 PM	#1
jessie102 Addict Posts: 234 Karma: 6720 Join Date: Aug 2008 Device: SONY PRS505	Lexerd Anti-glare Screen Protector Just installed this today. The Lexerd Anti-glare Screen Protector is adhesive. The typical package came with a squeeze card and lint free cloth and a screen protector. Installation was easy. I basically went into the a steamed up bathroom. Used compressed air to clean off the screen. Then proceeded to install the screen protector wearing a pair of lint free latex gloves as recommended. Once installed, I squeezed out a few bubbles. No water required. No bubbles found. Turning on the screen reveals a light haze that blurs out the image a little. But glare effect seems to be a little subdued. I hope the haze will fade away as mentioned by another poster here regarding the Wrapsol screen protector https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...30&postcount=3 In case another is wondering, there is little gap between the frame and the screen protector so your whole screen is well protected. The text is readable, but I'll have to reserve further judgment to see if the haze goes away or not.

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02-18-2010, 08:01 PM	#2
advocate2 My Kingdom for Karma Posts: 430 Karma: 7125 Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Las Vegas Device: Sony 350, 650, 950, Nook Color	I have it on my 600 and I like it very much. To charge twice the price for a protector one inch longer is absurd.

02-18-2010, 09:40 PM	#3
alejandrolauva Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 12 Join Date: Dec 2009 Device: Sony PRS-600	I've enjoyed mine. I think it does a completely acceptable job. In fact, I recently removed it for comparison because of the complaints I've read about it not being effective. In my opinion it is, and I can't wait to put one back on. I rarely use my 600 without a booklight so if there is any loss of contrast I'm unaware. The most obnoxious glare on the 600 to me is the mirror image of myself when not using a book light under incandescent lighting. Add a booklight and the Lexerd Anti-glare screen protector and I'm a happy camper.

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