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Have you tried Photodon's MXH Screen Protector Material?

| By Don Basch
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It reduces fingerprints smudges on the screen, as well as leaving the image very crisp and reducing the glare by 25%.

This material is ideal for:

  • touch screens
  • screen with glass fronts

Out of all the anti-glare materials that we have, the MXH offers the least visual noise. This helps those of you who were bothered by the pixeling of our other materials on certain applications.
This film has the same 3H hardness surface coating and silicon resign adhesion of our other screen protector materials, so it is still an excellent choice for protecting your screen.
The anti-glare properties of this material are the lowest of all our anti-glare options, but the image quality is better than the MXT and MXG anti-glare materials.
Look for MXH through out our site! We have it available for a few pre-cut screen sizes and for all of our created device SKUs.

Take A Look At Photodon's Anti-Scratch Cleaner!

| By Don Basch
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There's even more to love about the Photodon Anti Scratch screen cleaner! This such a powerful and safe cleaner; it possesses many uses, one of which is optical cleaning.

Photodon Anti Scratch cleaner is a natural, herbal-based cleaner that, although incredibly safe for the user (and the environment), is highly effective at removing smudges caused by fingerprints or anything else you may get on your lenses.

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Picture of many colors of microfiber cloths

Which Microfiber Cloth from Photodon is Best for Me?

| By Mandy Peterson
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Often times you hear about how wonderful a microfiber cloth is, but seldom do you know exactly what to use it on or for.

You'll find that the biggest key factor when choosing a cloth is the "lint" level of the material. Cloths that are tightly woven or looped woven are normally a low-lint cloth. These are ideal for screen cleaning, or delicate surface cleaning.
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History of Microfiber Cloths as Photodon Knows It: Part 2

| By Mandy Peterson
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When combined, (microfiber and nylon), result in a microfiber cloth with the advantages of both synthetics. Too much nylon will result in a cloth that will scratch fine or delicate surfaces, like coated optics or fine wood or paint finishes. With too little nylon, the cloth will not last or clean rough surfaces without rapid deterioration. It is this perfect combination of microfiber and nylon that give these cleaning cloths their special properties.

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