Zagg InvisibleShield HD and glare?

[Gordonpn]

I'm thinking of buying the InvisibleShield HD by Zagg but I was wondering how well it prevents/reduces glare? I tried looking up reviews and forum posts about the screen protector but I didn't really find any relevant information.
I was hoping you guys could give me some feedback.

Thank you

 

[jdcell100]

I love hd zagg it looks and feels like there's nothing on it at all. In the sun it's still hard to see screen. But I would not be without the hd zagg. Way better I think then the original zagg protecter

 

[Che Castro]

In normal daylight in the house you will see your reflection on the screen

I dont know if thats the zagg or regular screen

Is not that bad

 

[Gordonpn]

What if you're sitting by a window, how is the glare then?

 

[Che Castro]

What if you're sitting by a window, how is the glare then?

Dont worry About it

Its fine

 

[takeshi74]

If you want antiglare then shop antiglare screen protectors. Don't just assume that a screen protector will reduce glare. However, keep in mind that all matte/AG screen protectors will impact image quality where a good crystal will not.

Its fine

Subjective. You can't just assume that your preferences are identical to the OP's.

 

[Che Castro]

If you want antiglare then shop antiglare screen protectors. Don't just assume that a screen protector will reduce glare. However, keep in mind that all matte/AG screen protectors will impact image quality where a good crystal will not.

Subjective. You can't just assume that your preferences are identical to the OP's.

 

[WesCole]

My experience with ZAGG screen protectors were never that great. They always turn yellow and got really sticky. This was two years ago, though, so they might have improved since I tried them.

As for glare, I have never tried the anti glare version, but the regular version I tried did reduce glare a little thanks to the "orange peel" texture.

 

[Gordonpn]

If you want antiglare then shop antiglare screen protectors. Don't just assume that a screen protector will reduce glare. However, keep in mind that all matte/AG screen protectors will impact image quality where a good crystal will not.


Subjective. You can't just assume that your preferences are identical to the OP's.

My mistake, I confused the normal InvisibleShield with the InvisibleShield HD at my local Best Buy because of the price difference. I see what you're saying now.