Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to apply if you're not picky about air bubbles. The instructions were simple enough, but even after carefully cleaning off my screen before applying it, there was STILL dust. This created air bubbles that are impossible to get out. It get's the job done, but it's not the best quality. I'd like to see a screen protector that's made specifically for the lenovo yoga 3 pro.

Definitely protects the screen, is slightly too big on my Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro 2 in 1 laptop. Does what I need it too but is bothersome when the edges aren't completely sealed down.

The screen protector purchased was too big for the screen even though the size of the screen protector was specific to the tablet we have. I am not sure how this product is even offered as it obviously does not fit. Is there any type product review that Best Buy intends to implement to prevent this aimless offering of this type of products?

Keep ur screen, the protector causes too many is used with the touch screen capabilities of the Yoga 3

This didn't even fit my tablet after the cashier suggested this item to go with the yoga II I purchased. It was difficult to handle as well. I don't recommend this item.

The screen protector didn't fit and I had to cut it to size. After that I was unable to smooth the bubbles out .

This screen protector is good but after being a zagg user I've notice it's not compare to any good quality zagg material. But it gets the job done. Meh

I wanted my screen protected, but did not realize it would interfere with the use of a stylus. I still do not have all the air bubbles out of it. Good enough to do the job - just not perfect.

Most expensive screen protection ever, and it doesn't include a privacy filter!! (maybe that will be yet another expenditure later down the road. Application is tricky but not impossible if you know what you're doing or have added sticky screen protectors/filters before as I have. They did include a handy hard plastic ruler to help wipe away the bubbles to the leading edges once you center it on correctly. If you've done similar sticky screen protector job before on a laptop, tablet, or even smartphones with privacy filters, you really don't need the Geek Squad to help out. Having said that, you will need to put in a good 5 min or so of some elbow grease to wipe away air bubbles that will show up en masse no matter how careful you are applying it. Tips: 1) CLEAN screen using your fav pre-moistened monitor(or lens) wipes. It will be your last chance to actually touch the screen and you don't want to seal in any smudges/fingerprints/etc before sticking on the screen protector. 2) Use the center top circle for the Yoga's webcam as a reference and stick on that edge first carefully centering on that circle. 3) Wipe air bubbles away from center towards the edge. 4) Don't be afraid to use very firm pressure as you wipe away. At first, I was afraid of pushing too hard against the screen, but it appears the glass used on the Yoga is made of hefty glass indeed. I was also afraid of leaving marks into the screen protector itself. I do recall some slight 'scruff' marks left on the film itself the harder I wiped bubbles away on it, but they've since quickly disappeared and my Yoga looks as shiny as ever (once I use a wipe to clean any finger prints off it). It's almost impossible to see the screen protector on it. You don't even notice it's there, and it doesn't impact at all how you interact/touch the screen normally. That was a huge concern now put to rest.

You have to be careful with the application and it does take a little work to get the bubbles out but it does cover the touch screen area well. The touch response also works well. The only issue which is a minor one is that it doesn't stick to the outer frame very well but that doesn't really interfere with the usage.

It would be nice if it fits the screen entirely, apart from that it is ok.

No one can install this screen protector. Geek squad tried 2 times. Its a dry install so its impossible to do and have it with no bubbles. Even for the pros.

I purchased this for my new 13" Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro. I opted for Geek Squad to install it since I was getting my windows 8 run through. After some time of the "geek" trying to install the protector we realized the applicator was scratching the film and the film was overhanging the edge of the screen so it would not adhere properly. Luckily, Best Buy has a great return policy so no harm no foul I suppose.

for the price, I wouldn't recommend this. Sadly there isn't a Zagg Invisible shield for the Yoga, but I'd still say to just wait for them to produce one, I'm sure it's a matter of time.

I love my Lenovo Yoga. Its a tablet when I am working in cramped quarters, and a laptop when a website I am going to doesn't like touch screen. I was super easy to get used to. My one minor issue is that the screen orientation does not set right occasionally. But this is easily reset by turning on and off the orientation lock

Great product and well worth the protection for monitor screens or tablets scratch and pen poking field force.

This screen protector is too large for the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro. After attempting to secure it to the screen several times, it accumulated too much dust to try it again. I ended up ordering screen protectors from Lenovo online.

if you can get this at more than 50% off than this is a great screen protector. Even if you don't have a Yoga, you can still cut this up to make plenty of protectors for you cellphones

This is a fine product, but it doesn't work for the Yoga 2 - you have to cut it to make it work,but it covers the camera and light when it shouldn't...

It didn't fit properly. It was for the Yoga not Yoga II.