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Can confirm your finger will glide over matteI would guess that matte would let your finger glide over it better than the original screen, which for me "judders". Can anyone comment?
I like the idea of clear to maintain sharpness. However, there is talk of reflections, which would also affect the unprotected screens.I went with clear for our Model 3 and have ordered the same for the pending Model Y. Some will ask why a protector is needed if I am not even changing the finish and went with something invisible. All I can say is that I like the knowledge that the screen is protected, even if the likelihood of needing the protection is negligible.
I like the idea of clear to maintain sharpness. However, there is talk of reflections, which would also affect the unprotected screens.
So, my questions please:
1. Has reflection been an issue for you?
2.Which protector(s) have you chosen?
I rather fancy the Spigen for ease of fixing.
Some decry the use of protectors but I see them an insurance against a low risk event with a commensurately low cost ( premium).
But then, I bought a spare for my BMW and have ordered one for the Y.
Regarding glare/refections, I installed the protector within days of collecting the car so can't really comment on whether it is the same, better or worse than a screen without protector. But, I imagine the clear protector will be pretty much the same as (if not identical to) the screen without any protector. In daily use, bright days included, we've never have any glare or reflections issues from the screen. From what I've read that may be more of an issue in a white interior Tesla (we have black interiors).I like the idea of clear to maintain sharpness. However, there is talk of reflections, which would also affect the unprotected screens.
So, my questions please:
1. Has reflection been an issue for you?
2.Which protector(s) have you chosen?
I rather fancy the Spigen for ease of fixing.
Some decry the use of protectors but I see them an insurance against a low risk event with a commensurately low cost ( premium).
But then, I bought a spare for my BMW and have ordered one for the Y.
Spare space saver wheel that is....I like the idea of clear to maintain sharpness. However, there is talk of reflections, which would also affect the unprotected screens.
So, my questions please:
1. Has reflection been an issue for you?
2.Which protector(s) have you chosen?
I rather fancy the Spigen for ease of fixing.
Some decry the use of protectors but I see them an insurance against a low risk event with a commensurately low cost ( premium).
But then, I bought a spare for my BMW and have ordered one for the Y.
Ta!1. Nope
2. Spigen clear
I have a Y with white interior on orderRegarding glare/refections, I installed the protector within days of collecting the car so can't really comment on whether it is the same, better or worse than a screen without protector. But, I imagine the clear protector will be pretty much the same as (if not identical to) the screen without any protector. In daily use, bright days included, we've never have any glare or reflections issues from the screen. From what I've read that may be more of an issue in a white interior Tesla (we have black interiors).
In our Model 3 I bought the HD Clear "Ultra-Premium" one from Abstract Ocean. Can't fault it but it is expensive. For our pending Model Y I bought one from AliExpress. It looks pretty decent but won't know until I have the car and install it.
I know a lot of people think a protector for a fixed screen in a car is unnecessary. To my mind it is cheap peace of mind. These screens collect fingerprints like any tablet device. With repeated cleanings over time, unless you are extremely careful, a screen can pick-up micro scratches. I keep a clean microfibre or eyeglass cleaning cloth in the car and am careful but in a few years I know I can just remove the protector and the screen underneath will be scratch free. And it is always possible that something does strike the screen.
I guess because that is their perception which can be more compelling than reality - weirdlyI don't know why everyone is implying the matte cover makes the screen resolution lower? Matte > clear by a long shot here.
On my first M3 (2019) I got an Abstract Ocean matte screen protector and the screen really didn’t appear as sharp after fitting it. When I swapped to a MIC M3 I decided I’d get by without one but 3 days later with finger prints on the screen and irritated from reflections I ordered the Spiegan version - this time I didn’t feel it had the same detrimental impact on the clarity of the screen.I don't know why everyone is implying the matte cover makes the screen resolution lower? Matte > clear by a long shot here.