Comments on: Kensington 55714 Cling2 Laptop Screen Protector 15.4 inch – notebook screen protector – Single

By: Brent C. Bergner

Brent C. Bergner — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 15:16:33 +0000

I reckon that the other reviews have already made it cleaar that it is hard to apply this product without getting air bubbles. After a few tries you will start to collect particals on the film that make it impossible to get rid of the bubbles in the film (these are the bubbles that do not go no matter how many time you rub them with the applicator stick). I found that you can remove particals by lifting them off with scotch tape.

By: terr mcf

terr mcf — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 15:03:33 +0000

IT’S O.K. BUT NOT WHAT I EXSPECTED. IT MAKES THE SCREEN LOOK DIM AND DISTORTED..OH,WELL

By: LA n OKC

LA n OKC — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 14:28:28 +0000

Not single is this way over-priced for the merchandise, it is impossible to install without getting impossible-to-remove air bubbles causes by the dust specs that are attracted to the screen protector as you try to install. I tried for an hour, gave up, ripped it off, and threw it away. Don’t get burned!

By: Frasier W. Linde

Frasier W. Linde — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 12:54:13 +0000

I got this as a gift (I had asked for a screen protector because I figured it would be a good idea to protect the screen on my tablet PC since it gets handled so much.). Too lazy to cut it to size (I have a 14.1" 15:9 screen) and put it on, it sat in my room for a year or two until I finally decided to try it.

Cutting it worked out fine (I used a ruler and craft knife on a cutting board, carefully), but after that the problems started. The instructions are very unclear and confusing, but I was eventually able to figure out what to do. The packets of cleaning solution were dried up, which I had thought might be due to the length of time it sat in my room, but I see others have had the same problem. I wiped the screen down, using a little water in place of the solution, and found that the included cloths leave tiny fibers behind, so I had to work more to get rid of those.

After I finally got my screen clean, I set out to apply the film. I had it most of the way on when I noticed a tiny spec of dust or something had created a bubble. I peeled the film back and removed the spec, but as I did so, more and more tiny debris accumulated on the underside of the film due to the static cling, and it proved to be impossible to keep clean.

With a screen littered on one side with unsightly bubbles (you can scrape the bubbles out only if there's nothing solid in them), I peeled the film off and threw it out. $20 and all this effort for two months of bubbly protection? No thanks.

By: K. Wood

K. Wood — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 12:12:19 +0000

This item has been on my laptop for a year now, and it is still perfect.

It made the screen stop reflecting light from behind me, and a monkey may possibly place it on.

Straightforward to clean, but you would have to be eating hot-wings and upset the screen with your greasy

fingers to place a smudge on it. (Question my son how I know that) lol

Wipe it off with some Windex or screen anti-static cleaner and its excellent until something stupid happens again.

It has not bubbled, scratched, or be converted into trying to read through like protectors I have used in the past.