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romeoak

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I brought the laptop and got a glass screen protector on Amazon.(TopAce)

The screen protector product package didn't come with one those stick to remove bubbles, so during

installation I didn't put too much pressure on the screen. The issue is even without pressure after installation

the screen become messy, color shattered(really small degree but it is obvious).

So anyone experiencing the same issue? and any product recommendation? I also looking for soft firm

protector for outside of the product.

Thanks
 
I brought the laptop and got a glass screen protector on Amazon.(TopAce)

The screen protector product package didn't come with one those stick to remove bubbles, so during

installation I didn't put too much pressure on the screen. The issue is even without pressure after installation

the screen become messy, color shattered(really small degree but it is obvious).

So anyone experiencing the same issue? and any product recommendation? I also looking for soft firm

protector for outside of the product.

Thanks

If I understood you correctly, the screen works fine, it's just the screen protector that causes the colors to be "shattered"?

I had really good experiences with Photodon - they are a great choice for artists, for example. But make sure you choose the correct type. They have guides that help you choose. In my experience, matte protectors can cause more visual artifacts than clear ones.

https://www.photodon.com

However, my advice (and you don't have to take it) - is not to use a screen protector with your MBP. Just take care of the screen. In fact, some screen protectors can do more harm then good.
 
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If I understood you correctly, the screen works fine, it's just the screen protector that causes the colors to be "shattered"?

I had really good experiences with Photodon - they are a great choice for artists, for example. But make sure you choose the correct type. They have guides that help you choose. In my experience, matte protectors can cause more visual artifacts than clear ones.

https://www.photodon.com

However, my advice (and you don't have to take it) - is not to use a screen protector with your MBP. Just take care of the screen. In fact, some screen protectors can, in fact, do more harm then good.

Right, the screen is fine just the protector is causing problems. Thanks for the reply and advice.
 
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