3 Pack Anti Glare Matte Screen Protector for 14.5" ASUS Vivobook S 14 / 14X OLED (K5404,S5402,M5402), Zenbook Pro 14/14X OLED (UX6404,N7401,UX8402,Q420,UX3404) 14.5-Inch Laptop,Anti Fingerprint Shield

Night and day difference. Removing the glare reduced the headaches I get while coding on my asus zenbook 14 pro duo.

The quality is very poor. Installation is very difficult. The packaging is not protected and there are already folding marks when received.

Muy buena y fácil de instalar

I don't know what the others are talking about. The quality is great, packaging was protected. The glare from my Zenbook 14x oled is completely gone. It does blur the screen a little, so I agree with that. It took me less than 10mins to set it all up, and I am no expert. Fits my Zenbook 14x oled screen perfectly, like perfectly! The cameras are above the protector, so there's no need for cutouts

Firstly, they do cut glare and they do allow touch screens to work and they don't blur the screen too much, although that latter claim may be a matter of opinion.Secondly, the films shipped to me had a dent in them, as if a screwdriver had been jabbed against their cardboard packaging. No amount of finesse will get this ding out, leaving a persistent bubble at that spot.Another reviewer mentioned the ding in theirs, so maybe this is a bad batch or bad treatment of a lot of them?These things attract dust like crazy, so unless you're working in a clean room, you'll get dust on the sticky side of these. Yes, they tell you to clean your screen, which I did, but dust gets pulled out of the air and clings to the film itself.On the whole, though, budget yourself 2 to 3 hours to install these and get all the bubbles out. Have a stack of 3x3 Post-It notes (or similar) handy. As you let the film down on to the screen, you'll see the dust bubbles. They have a tiny speck inside the bubble. Peel the film back (a Post-It note stuck to the underside corner of the film will help lift the film away from the screen) and slide another post-it note under the film with sticky side toward the film, and use that to pull the speck of dust off the film. Maybe some of the dust will stick to the screen instead (for me it was about 90% dust on film, 10% dust on screen) so just slide the Post-It note in with sticky side toward the screen. Then you can pull the dust out along with the Post-It note, ease the film back down on to the screen, and then you repeat the process with the next speck of dust.Bubbles without a dust particle in them can smoothed out using cardboard squeegee tool they give you. Bubbles with a dust particle in them can't be smoothed out.Wah-lah! The result I got is a suitably non-glare screen, slightly askew because getting the alignment perfect ain't easy, but it covers all of the pixels (I have extra space between the pixels and the bezel, so I got the next size larger so alignment didn't need to be perfect) and I have only the one bubble that's there because of the dent in the original material.

Easy to install. It’s a little shorter in length for the screen, .25 inches but perfect on the width/height. The perfect width/height made it easier to install. Only thing, not cut out for the camera. I used a hand held hole punch to make the cut outs.

Too wide by a mm for the ASUS Zenbook Flip 14 (UP3404)

I think it’s good. It works well with touch screens. However, it was a tad bit too big for my screen width. It covered the camera and this is how it looks with the protective cover over it. This may be my fault for not knowing the exact dimensions of my screen, other than that I think it’s fine!