F FORITO 2-Pack Anti Blue Light Matte Screen Protector Compatible with MacBook Air 13.6 inch (2022-2025, M2, M3, M4), Eye Protection Blue Light Blocking & Anti Glare Laptop Screen ProtectorClimatePartner certified

After falling in love with the matte screen protectors on my phone and iPad, I decided I had to get one for my computer screen. When I found this product, I was thrilled. The price is more than reasonable (especially for 2), and the fact it is matte, glare/fingerprint resistant, and blue-light limiting? Sign me up!Application was a bit trickier than I anticipated, but I also did not follow the instructions. Despite this, the application was still easy and looks great. No bubbles, and no need to rely on the 2nd protector as a back-up.While I am not sure on if the screen actually limits blue light (I can't tell a difference), I absolutely love the matte texture and the fact my fingerprints, keyboard case, and dog fur no longer cloud up the screen. I used to be so embarrassed going into professional development opportunities with a dirty screen, and no longer need to worry about that. Highly recommend this product!!

I didn't know what I was missing. The light glare has been reduced and the overall screen is softer. I do turn up the brightness a bit but it all looks better than it did before. I'm not sure if it's the blue light reduction or what. The change is so welcome and drastic that I'm commenting on it.I cleaned the screen with lot's of alcohol and soft cloth. Get everything off it.Then I misplaced the kit with the stickers to align it so I just used regular tape.I made sure the right side was aligned perfect, then pealed off the inside sticky cover.As I began to apply the cover, I had a credit card to smooth it out and I did notice a few bubbles at first. So I changed the angle of the plastic to be a very sharp angle, almost folding the plastic cover back on itself, then smoothing out from top to bottom and repeating as I went. In the end, no bubbles and it's all aligned.There are two in the pack, so if you have two laptops or just a backup I guess.What I didn't expect is that all the screen smudges don't show up anymore when light hits it.I'm going to always have one on my laptops from now on.I don't think it adds any privacy though, so if that is what you are looking for look else where.

I picked this up for my MAC laptop because I was getting tired of the fingerprints from people thinking they could touch my screen and to protect the screen.. I love it because it’s not a flimsy screen protector, it’s a deep Matte finish and thank goodness no fingerprints and very Importantly, it’s Anti blue light ! Love it!!

I work in front of two 27" monitors plus a laptop screen, so I'm getting a pretty (un)healthy dose of blue light every day. This is my attempt to reduce my exposure to the MacBook Pro laptop's blue light.MBPro1: The first time I installed it, I used the directions on the back of the sleeve and promptly got hair and some dust specs that did not come out, but thankfully were not visible in a practical way. I didn't use the alcohol wipe or the dust sticker or even the guide stickers which allowed more time for dust in the air to float under the exposed adhesive as I jockeyed the protector so it would not cover the camera.MBPro2: For the second MacBook Pro I installed it on, I used the inner pouch's directions which I found better but not perfect because the order/quality of the steps was not clear as they should have been.Step 4 (where you attach the Guide stickers) should have been preceded by, "Place the side of the protector with the Tab-1 against the screen (inner adhesive side) with the pull tab on the same side of the screen as the guide stickers." Only then can you follow along with Step 5; and even then, the pull tab did not pull the film off the adhesive--I had to remove the entire screen again to start the Tab-1 removal from the other edge of the screen protector.But, in the end, after this step clarification, the screen protector was bubble-free compared to my first attempt.I really like the matte finish and it feels substantial, does not feel too thin nor blur the screen, as far as I can see.5/7/24 Update: This is now the 3rd MacBook Pro (a 14" M3 model) I have installed one of these on. And it was after I had tried two other vendor's anti-glare magnetic stick-on versions that failed to address the glare at all. I came back to this version because each time I've tried it, the results are better with practice.I have a cat, and no matter how many times I tried removing the dust and hairs from these screen protectors, a stray hair always manages to find its way beneath the film. It happened with this one, but I was able to remove it and place it back with it being virtually invisible--and there are no other bubbles I had major issues with.This is a new version of their screen protector for the 14" MBP and the only thing is that the camera notch is supposed to be facing up. But the installation screen tabs (1 and 2) are upside down compared what they are supposed to be like in the installation video. So, as long as you face the #2 tab towards you, with the camera notch up top, the installation will work fine.As before, the matte finish on my screen is excellent and it makes a world of difference with my screen facing the windows behind me. So, I lost the fight over getting a magnetic version as good as these but am very happy to virtually all the glare gone AND have the blue-light protection added.

It really sucks that they give 2 screen protectors, but just with 1 auxiliary system to set it up. It's not at all easy to set up without the auxiliary guide system, so it makes no sense to sell it like that. This is why I'm giving it a 1 star score. I already noticed that it only had 1 auxiliary guiding system, so I tried the first time without it... A complete failure, it is way too hard to set up without it.The 2nd time I had a tiny bubble that couldn't get rid of just with the scraping card, so I tried lifting it back up slightly, and I damaged the corner of the screen. I'm sure I would've gotten the 2nd one perfectly if I had 2 guide stickers and kits to set it up in general, giving one full attempt for an error, but alas, that is not the case. Very stupid decision from the seller to sell this in such a manner, but anyway, I'm out 20 bucks for a useless screen protector. If you have 20 bucks to throw out into the trash, then you can buy this, otherwise, please go get a meal or anything else, because this just isn't worth it.