3M Privacy Filter for Apple iPad Pro Tablet - Landscape (PFTAP007)

I'll start off by mentioning a few things I like In my opinion, this is not a good product. This is a matte finish, which feels nice when touched. * High quality plastic film* Blocks view from the side (privacy feature). * Fingerprint friendly somewhat. * The double-sided tape is a myth, and it's impossible to install it bubble-free. * It degrades picture quality significantly more than a simple matte screen protector (one can observe strange parallel lines). * Last but not least, it should not be used at all. There is only double sided tape on the sides of the screen protector. When one holds the Surface Pro as a tablet, the picture the left and right eyes see is different. The pen does not glide smoothly on the matte surface. That creates a ripple effect when using the pen. Quite simply, it's because of the kind of work I do. Whenever a screen protector is placed on top of the screen, dust will accumulate between the two. Screen protectors have special silicone on the back for an adherent finish on the back that sticks over your complete touch screen surface so that any damage can be repaired. This is why screen protectors have silicon backing on the back to adhere over the entire surface for use with your touch function. This was a mistake that 3M shouldn't have made. It is important to hold the tablet at least 60 cm (2 feet) away from your eyes. In addition to monitors and notebooks, tablets cannot be connected with this method. My arms won't be able to reach all the way to hold the Surface Pro. Because of this, the picture is a little strange on the left and right. As far as the left eye is concerned, the right edge is darker than that of the left eye, and the left edge is darker than that of the right. In order for me to use it as a tablet, I will have to get used to it. Screen protectors have a matte finish that does not allow the pen to glide smoothly over them. I am surprised how 3M did not consider that as a major problem. The Surface pen even leaves marks on the screen protector despite the fact that it is nice to use the screen protector with your finger. The worst part is that when using the pen one feels a ripple structure inside the screen protector. Moreover, the pen got me interested in a Surface Pro 3 in the first place, which was the reason for my purchase. The point of having privacy doesn't matter to me if I can't enjoy using the pen. My final conclusion is that I would not buy it again and I regret buying it for a tablet with a *TL *BR 1) Pictures that appear at the left and right edge of the tablet if held less than 60 cm 2) The feeling of writing with a pen on a screen protector is horrible.

Blaire Keith

| Feb 25, 2021

My school mandated that I buy a privacy filter for the computers, and this is one of the recommended brand names. If it weren't for the somewhat confusing instructions, I would give this 5 stars. It would have been better if the instructions had been written out rather than illustrated. I found this filter to be very useful. It is impossible to see anything on the screen if you view the screen from the side! It does not seem to be causing issues with touch sensitivity so far, but I will update later if that changes. In order to apply it, the only trick is to remember If you plan on applying this to your Surface screen, I recommend cleaning it very thoroughly before you apply it since it can't be removed and put back on repeatedly. In order to apply, follow these steps Several blue sticky strips are provided. You attach them to the filter with these. Here are the two applications I submitted There will be a sticky layer on the screen to connect the filter to the screen after you rub the blue strips on the filter. After you remove the strips, the sticky layer will remain on the filter. After staring at the instructions in confusion for about 10 minutes, I realized what I needed to do. My finest moment wasn't one of my best. It's my hope that people can utilize things more effectively thanks to this review. I found the website to be unhelpful as well.

Jonah Matthews

| Dec 28, 2020

It is called "3M Natural View Anti-Graffiti" Screen Protector "Glare" did exactly what I wanted it to do - protects your screen from glare and glare - Using the screen protector cut down on the glare on my iPad Air and made reading a pleasant experience When it comes to outdoor activities, especially This makes the experience better. Since I use my iPad Air primarily for reading, I also use it for e-mail After checking my mail and Amazon, I did not find the slight decrease in the brilliance of colors or the crispness of black lettering to be On the other hand, if I had streamed videos or watched TV shows on the iPad Air, I would not have rated this screen protector as highly. Despite the trouble my spouse had applying the 3M Natural View Anti-Reflective Film, she enjoyed the results To my iPad Air, I have added a "Glare Screen Protector". I did not notice any There was no noticeable change in touch sensitivity with the screen protector on. The fact that I am notorious for being unable to adequately use touch features of other devices would have alerted me if it was the case. In my opinion, this product achieved my purpose in purchasing it, so I am convinced the "3M Natural View Anti-Glare" can help you protect I've found the Glare Screen Protector to be an invaluable product, but if you use video services or are a gamer you may not find it as helpful.

Curtis Garrison

| Nov 22, 2020

There is a tendency for these privacy guards to widen their viewing angles over time. You will be able to obscure the actual text fairly well, but it won't hide things like what you are seeing unless someone is standing close by. As an example, if you opened Facebook, the text would be clearly illegible, though the information would be obvious. The same goes for viewing an image you can probably tell you are looking at a photograph by its form, just as it is obvious by its subject matter. The effect is marginal, as there is no privacy on a plane, etc. where people are packed tight beside My only complaint is that the viewing angle could be a Moreover, the example I gave was obviously not new and was a repackaging. Despite having been heat sealed, the bottom of the plastic bag was not visible and the guard screen “this side out” indicator was not present. In order to use one like this, place it over a printed page on a table and stand off to the side. Flip the screen over, whichever side obscures the printed page the most is the correct outward facing side. In terms of surface feel, I like how the satin matte finish decreases glare and the glossy finish seems to reduce glare somewhat.

Aurora Costello

| Jan 24, 2021

My first complaint is this horrible product doesn't come with instructions. The only instructions I got were photos of step by step instructions. My thanks go to those who helped me solve it. As I tested the viewing angles, I was very disappointed to see how little the screen blacks out when viewed from the side. You can see in the photos that there is virtually no privacy as compared to one of the online videos I saw demonstrating this product. Don't buy this crap.

Raquel Frey

| Aug 26, 2020