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    Screen Protector m14x R2

    Discussion in 'Alienware 14 and M14x' started by khumprp, Jun 13, 2012.

  1. khumprp

    khumprp Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hello -

    Anyone have a good suggestion for a screen protector? I'm not too concerned about glare, and I'd like whatever I buy to be 'non-intrusive.' Just looking for something to protect against scratches.

    Thoughts? Suggestions?
     
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    timewalk Notebook Guru

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    khumprp Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks! I'll take a look around. Hoping I can find something at Best Buy. Rep+
     
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    Voodooi AFK for a while...

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    If you're going to purchase the green onion, make absolutely sure that your work environment is dust/distraction-free.

    I've seen people ruin their screen protectors from having cat hairs amongst other things sneak in there during the install process.

    If you have pets, I would do it at a friends house/campus study room/office environment.
     
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    Vip_blast Notebook Consultant

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    xGeorgexBp Notebook Guru

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    Lmao I'm planning to order one soon, and will make sure to be in a work environment like you explained ^_^
     
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    My green onion is sitting at my doorstep now. Have the two widths of tape all ready that they recommend in the video..

    If you do get one go to their website for sure. They have an install video that is WAY useful looking about getting out bubbles and lint/hair while installing.

    If you follow it it should be a much easier install. I will post personal experiences tonight! :D
     
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    xGeorgexBp Notebook Guru

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    I've seen their install video and my god...it is a long process in which you need to stay patience.
     
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    Hambonee Notebook Enthusiast

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    Yes it was!!!!

    Install was a real PITA!

    I still have a tiny bubble or two you can see when the computer is off(or when your screen is all white like on google webpage). that I will be working out over time but have to say...this thing really helps with making the screen visable in sunlight :D It's not perfect but a nice step in the right direction.

    Also nice to have something to help protect the screen. I know if I had to do it again it would be MUCH easier as you really learn what WOULD have made it easier on the first install..lol

    Overall pain to install but great results :)
     
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    xGeorgexBp Notebook Guru

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    Hahaha...I'm not looking forward to it when I buy it. I actually have question about it, is it a pretty good scratch resistance screen protector? Or do you put something in between the keyboard and the screen when you close it (e.g. shaggy mac; I use a microfiber cloth)?