Getting (or giving) a new tablet or cell phone this holiday season? You’ll want to be sure to protect the screen. 3M makes a line of screen protectors, the 3M Natural View Screen Protectors.
ABOUT 3M NATURAL VIEW SCREEN PROTECTORS
All cell phone screen protectors are not created equal. 3M™ Natural View Screen Protectors apply easily and remove cleanly. Plus, they feature innovative stay-clean edge technology to prevent the edges of you screen protector from collecting dust, dirt and grime. Better viewing, sharper looking—it’s your mobile brain made brawny and beautiful.
MY THOUGHTS
I received samples of 3M Natural View Screen Protectors for the ipad, as well as universal sizes for smartphones (iPhone 4s in this case) and tablets (Motorola Xoom in this case). The screen protectors aren’t difficult to put on. Clean your screen and then place the end of the screen protector on the device and slowly pull the rest of it off. Just be careful to line them up carefully and you won’t have to move one like I did. Once on, just use the included cardboard tool to remove any bubbles. That’s it. Once on I noticed that the screen was a tiny bit darker then it had been before but not enough to alter vision or color. I thought for sure there would be more residue from oils on the finger on the screen then there had been without the screen protector but there seemed to be the same to possibly a little less. My son will be getting an iPad for Christmas and this will be on it for sure, the scratch resistant surface will help protect it.
3M Natural View Screen Protectors are available for purchase online and in stores. Prices vary depending on what device you’re buying the screen protectors for.
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The product featured was provided free of cost to me for the sole purpose of product testing and review. This post has not been monetarily compensated and is based on the views and opinions of my family and/or self. Please note that the opinions reflected in this post have not been influenced by the sponsor in any way.
