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 Protector

Great quality and amazing guide of installation. I loved the item and was easy to install and free of bubbles. I recommended it to everyone.

Fits my MacBook Air perfectly and was easy to apply. The matte finish reduces glare and fingerprints, and the screen still looks clear. Good value since it comes as a 2-pack.

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 followed the instructions with the numbered stickers on the right side of my laptop as instructed on the included instructions and online. However, when I went to take the 1 sticker off, it was not the adhesive side. I only found this out when I took the number 2 off. I had to flip it over, ended up with many bubbles. I did salvage it by partly taking one side off, taking out the bubbles, and doing the same on the other side. Other than that, the product was fine.

First of all, in case the words "Made in China" on the back of the packaging left any doubt, the copy on the packaging and in the instructions were obviously written by someone for whom English is a second language at best. For example, one of the selling points listed on the front of the packaging reads: "Water-oil repellcy [sic]." Then there are the directions ... "Step 1. Thoroughly clean the screen area to make it is completely dry." The word "sure" should be between the words "make" and "it." "Step 3. Peel off Tab1 film and align carefully starting from the bottom and work you way to the top." That should be "your," not "you," and there should be a comma after "carefully." "Step 5. Peel off Tab2 film when finish applying." That should be "finished," not "finish." OK, enough bad-grammar ranting. On to the actual product application. The package includes two screen protectors, just in case something goes awry on the first attempt. And for me, go awry it did. On my first attempt, I peeled away the Tab1 film and noticed that the hole near the top of the screen protector (which is there to accommodate your webcam) still had the "donut hole" inside the cutline and had not been "popped out" at the factory. Just as I peeled away the film, the "donut hole" popped out and affixed itself to the sticky side of the screen protector I had just exposed. I tried scraping it off using the application card, but not only did the "donut hole" remain stuck to the screen protector, but I scratched the screen protector in the attempt. AARGH! I threw the now-ruined screen protector in the trash and moved on to my second attempt. I applied the second screen protector to my MacBook screen and tried using the application card to gently squeeze out the bubbles, to no avail. Then I removed the Tab2 film and saw that there were even MORE bubbles than were visible before removing said film. I tried removing THOSE using the application card, to no avail. Fortunately, said bubbles are not visible when I "wake up" my MacBook Air, but they are very visible when it's asleep. And finally, the package includes guide stickers along with the dust-absorber sticker. However, the instructions NEVER mention the guide stickers or explain what they're for or how to use them. So in summary: If you're an old hand at applying screen protectors to phones, tablets, and laptop screens and are able to read between the lines and get the general gist of instructions written in poor English, you'll likely have no problems applying this protector to your screen. But if you're a very literal-minded person like me who struggles with poorly written instructions, then this product is probably not for you.

It fits perfectly on my 2022 MacBook Air M2 laptop screen. It came with a whole set to prep and install the screen properly. Had to wipe the laptop screen with cloth, clean with alcohol pad, wipe with cloth again, then remove all dust using the sticker provided. The trick I found best is to use a bright flashlight and shine it towards your laptop screen on different angles and you’ll see and notice all the smudges, grease, and dust. Completely clean the screen of any dust and smudges. Go to a room where there’s no air movement to make sure it’s completely dust-free on your screen. Throughout the whole install, I was shining my flashlight towards the laptop screen and it shows all the dust and air bubbles so easily that you can pull the screen protector back and press it down with squeegee and eliminate all bubbles. If bubbles don’t disappear, pull the screen back and use sticker to pick up dust caught in between. Then slowly reapply the screen as you press the squeegee one area at a time until there are no bubbles. It was a perfect install on my first try. I started from left side to right side peeling the back #1 barrier of the screen protector slowly as I press the squeegee and eliminate bubbles. After peeling off the last #2 screen barrier, the screen protector looked really nice and felt so smooth. No bubbles or anything. But one thing I noticed is that the screen protector itself attracts dust particles but you’d barely notice them especially when the laptop screen is on. I think overall it’s a good purchase. I’m glad I picked this one out of the other screen protectors because my eyes will thank me and I’ll be able to use and stare at my laptop screen with protection from dry eyes and eye-fatigue, which then could cause headaches. And it’ll also protect the laptop screen from scratches.

I had no problem putting this on, having said that I'm usually pretty good at applying screen protectors. Make sure you are in a well lit area so you can look at the screen sideways after using the alcohol and microfiber cloth, and don't take them out until you are just about to use them. I peel as I go when applying so I tore back about a third of the backing and placed it starting on the left side of the screen (I'm right handed) and slowly let it stick, if there was a bubble I just lifted slightly and used my hand to press and re-stick it. I didn't have any random stuff on the screen but if that had been the case I would have used the sticky tape to grab it off and just keep going. It isn't tempered glass, so it applies like the old school screen protectors but it is thick and stiff so it makes it easier. It fits my 16 inch MacBook Pro perfectly. It is definitely anti-glare and appears more mat. The colors are still vibrant and nothing looks fuzzy, but it isn't the shiny screen I'm used to with tempered glass protectors. Having said that, it is perfect for our office which gets a lot of sun. I hope the blue blocking works (I guess no way to measure it), and my screen is not a touch screen so I cannot speak to that. I am happy that it came with a spare in case this ever lifts. Due to the cost of this laptop I'm glad to have something protecting the screen in case of an accident. Definitely worth piece of mind and works great for using in a sunny spot.

This is definitely worth the cash. The matte finish makes it much better working in rooms with windows or lamps present that used to be a problem. I’m always suspicious of matte screen protectors, sometimes they make the image too blurry. This only barely diffuses the image. It’s not bad at all looking at text set to small in settings. The clarity is probably 95% the same as before, unless I put my face about 2 inches from the screen I can’t even notice the difference. It also went on pretty easy, just make sure you clean the screen really well with the MacBook off, the make sure you’re not near a fan/ac vent or anything, line up the top and drop it. Squeegee out a few bubbles towards the edge and done. I’m extremely picky about when these things have any particles on them and just throw it away if it happens, but this one had nothing under it and was easy to put on. Cheaper than most, but easily worth it. I didn’t notice a blue tint or anything either, it’s completely clear.