Screen Protector for HTC One M8 (2014) - Matte Anti-Glare (2-Pack)

Best protectors I've used.Applying without getting dust is the hardest part.Go into a bathroom, close the door and turn the shower on using hot water. Get the room just enough moisture in the air to pull the dust out - not enough to steam up the mirror, then apply your screen protector.

This is my first non-glossy screen protector. I started getting annoyed with all the streaks my fingers left behind, so I decided to opt for non-glossy this time around. Here's my opinion.I would describe the finish as "satin," not matte. It greatly cuts back on the shine, but doesn't make the screen look like it was made with frosted glass.It does a great job of reducing finger streaks. If you find that your screen is still getting icky, put down the Cheetos, go wash your hands and try again. No screen protector can completely eliminate the oil that comes from the hands. This certainly won't work if you are a slob. A normal level of finger oil is not an issue. I've seen some people's phones, though, and it grosses me out what comes off their hands.The screen sensitivity is not reduced at all. I find that interaction with the screen has not changed at all from my last screen protector. If you are used to using NO protector, you might notice a difference, but I don't know about that. I've only ever used one from the moment my phone came out of the box.The application was relatively easy for me. But I will admit I'm good with my hands and not everyone is like that. My roommate has a terrible time with screen protectors and always screws up their application, so he never uses them. I found that this one went right on, stuck in place without shifting, and any bubbles were easy to push out. I achieve a nearly perfect skin on the glass.I say "nearly" perfect for one reason. I don't know if this is my fault or the nature of the product. In screen protectors like this one, where the plastic is only semi-flexible, the plastic edges can become bent, folded or misshapen. When that happens, no amount of smoothing with a card will push out bubbles. The plastic film must remain completely factory-flat until it's stuck down, or it will not work correctly. On my product, I have two very small places near the edge that won't stick down. These are smaller than 1/16th of an inch, so I don't really care. It's also possible that I got dust along the edge when I was applying it. Either way, I'm very happy with the product.