Here are some pictures of the Steinheil AF screen protector (iPad with Belkin Grip Vue) head to head with the Screenguardz (iPad with Apple case)




Screenguardz:

Steinheil AF:

Screenguardz:

Steinheil AF:

My observations:
1. Adhesivity:
The Steinheil was installed just yesterday. The screenguardz has been installed for more than a week. There have been no improvements to the earlier complaint I had on the screenguardz wherein the outermost 2-3mm edges have failed to cling properly.


Upon installation, all areas of the Steinheil clinged instantly:

2. Anti-fingerprint capability
Stenheil wins without a doubt in this aspect.
3. Screen clarity
From what I've noticed so far, the Screenguardz is clearer than the Stenheil, especially when a bright image or background is displayed. However, in dark backgrounds like when viewing videos, the clarity is diminished only to a lesser extent. The LCD pixels could be clearly viewed in the Screenguardz but otherwise have been smoothened out in the Steinheil.
Overall, I pick the Steinheil over the Screenguardz. There is a tiny reduction in screen clarity and quality, but not that significant to bother me. I believe that the anti-glare and anti-fingerprint feature of the Steinheil offsets this perceived disadvantage.
Thanks for looking.




Screenguardz:

Steinheil AF:

Screenguardz:

Steinheil AF:

My observations:
1. Adhesivity:
The Steinheil was installed just yesterday. The screenguardz has been installed for more than a week. There have been no improvements to the earlier complaint I had on the screenguardz wherein the outermost 2-3mm edges have failed to cling properly.


Upon installation, all areas of the Steinheil clinged instantly:

2. Anti-fingerprint capability
Stenheil wins without a doubt in this aspect.
3. Screen clarity
From what I've noticed so far, the Screenguardz is clearer than the Stenheil, especially when a bright image or background is displayed. However, in dark backgrounds like when viewing videos, the clarity is diminished only to a lesser extent. The LCD pixels could be clearly viewed in the Screenguardz but otherwise have been smoothened out in the Steinheil.
Overall, I pick the Steinheil over the Screenguardz. There is a tiny reduction in screen clarity and quality, but not that significant to bother me. I believe that the anti-glare and anti-fingerprint feature of the Steinheil offsets this perceived disadvantage.
Thanks for looking.