Guide Question about Laptop Screen-Guard

iosoft

iosoft

PC enthusiast since MS DOS 5
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Hello,

I was thinking about installing Laptop Screen-Guard (no touch).

What do you suggest?
Any issue or side-effect?
 
With phones, it’s easy to remove or replace the screen protector without damaging the display, since most phone screens are made of glass. However, laptop screens are typically made of plastic, not glass. Unless you're using a film protector, I wouldn’t recommend applying a screen protector to a laptop, as removing it later could potentially damage the screen.
 
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kewlboy9 said:
With phones, it’s easy to remove or replace the screen protector without damaging the display, since most phone screens are made of glass. However, laptop screens are typically made of plastic, not glass. Unless you're using a film protector, I wouldn’t recommend applying a screen protector to a laptop, as removing it later could potentially damage the screen.
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thanks for the tip and saving my lots of my money.
 
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