Screen Protector or Privacy Filter Sample Packs
SKU: Sample-Films
Sample Packs
Try before you buy!
Try before you buy!
Photodon has sourced many different types
of protectors to suit your needs!
Screen Protector Comparison Sheet
Sample packs allow the option to see and feel the different materials prior to purchasing a full sized protector.
Screen Protector FAQ
Sample pack contents may vary
depending on availability.
Screen Protector and Privacy Filter Sample Packs
Price: $7.00
Screen Protector and Privacy Filter Sample Packs
Make Choosing the Right Material Type Easier with Sample Packs
Screen Protector Sample packs are an easy, low-risk way to try our products before you buy the full-sized protector! You can have confidence in knowing you are selecting the right material type for your device by learning the look, feel, and steps needed to install the screen protector like a pro.
Samples come in 3 sizes: small (2x3"), medium (3x5"), and large (8x10").
Free domestic shipping and a $5 coupon are included with every purchased sample pack!
The coupon is good for one time use on any of our products that we offer.
International orders will be charged $3.00 for the small and medium packs and $15 for the larger ones.
Note: Sample pack contents may vary depending on availability. Because material types have size limitations, open the compare tab on this page to see the maximum small dimension cut size.
| Product Name | Film & Privacy Filter Sample Packs |
| Photodon Part # | Sample-Films |
| Included in Order | |
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| Specifications | |
| Size |
2" x 3"
3" x 5"
8" x 10"
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| Color | Clear / Anti-glare |
| Packaging Type | Single or bulk |
| Composition | PET Base |
| Weight each | .06 lb |
| Other | Silicone adhesion |
| Options |
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| Notes | These films conform to flat screen types and do not work on curved CRT screens. These are not brightness reduction films, such as neutral density filters. |
| Reference More Info | |
| MFR Part # | Sample-Films |
| RoHS Compliance | RoHS Compliance |
| Spec Sheet | MXH: Anti-Glare 25%, MXT: Anti-Glare 50%, AGB: Anti-Glare Blue Light Cut, HSG: Shock-Absorbing Anti-Glare 85%, ARC: Anti-Reflective, MXO: Clear, HSC: Shock-Absorbing-Clear, 9HO: Clear, MXB: Blue Light Cut, P2L: 2-Way Privacy Filter, P2S: 2-Way Privacy Filter Silicone, |
| Customized and Processed in the USA | |
Size options vary per material type. Contact us if you have a large device to cover.
| Film Code | Features/Uses | Image Quality | Price | Spec Sheets |
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MXH: Anti-Glare 25%. Light matte finish. Provides a paper-like feel on drawing tablets that is slightly more slippery than MXT with stylus use. Most popular for drawing tablets and in-dash screens. Some surface reflection in bright light. Low fingerprint retention. | $$ | Spec Sheet | |
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MXT: Anti-Glare 50%. Medium matte finish. Provides a paper-like feel on drawing tablets with stylus use. Recommended for all devices. Popular anti-glare solution for industrial displays, televisions, churches, and outdoor displays. Low fingerprint retention. | $ | Spec Sheet | |
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HSG: Shock-Absorbing Anti-Glare 85%. High matte finish. Provides extra protection against blunt force impact. Industryleading scratch resistance. Recommended for industrial use or fieldwork where devices are at a high risk of damage. Note: May cause gray-outs if viewed from the side. | $$$ | Spec Sheet | |
| Clear | ||||
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MXO: Clear. High optical clarity. Recommended for all devices. Creates a slippery surface with stylus use. | $ | Spec Sheet | |
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HSC: Hard Shock-Absorbing Clear. High optical clarity. Provides excellent impact protection with enhanced abrasion and scratch resistance. Recommended for industrial-type settings or environments where device screens are at high risk of damage. Contains anti-microbial properties. | $$$ | Spec Sheet | |
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9HO: Clear. High optical clarity. Extreme abrasion resistance with smooth touch. Recommended for industrial settings or environments where the device is at higher risk of damage and for drawing tablets. | $$$ | Spec Sheet | |
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MXB: Blue Light Cut. Good optical clarity. Cuts up to 93% of high-energy light on the blue / violet band from 400-450nm. Helps with computer eye strain, macular degeneration, or sleep issues related to device screens. Has a blue tint when in sunlight. Not recommended for stylus use. | $$ | Spec Sheet | |
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ARC: Anti-Reflective. Excellent image quality. Anti-reflective coating reduces the amount of light reflected from the screen. Recommended for in dash, gaming, and color critical work. | $$$ | Spec Sheet | |
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P2L: 2-Way Privacy Filter. Adheres with clear double-sided adhesive strips. Provides privacy from two directions. Small reduction of image quality, with a slight darkening effect. Easy to install. Can remove and reinstall many times. | Spec Sheet | ||
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P2S: 2-Way Privacy Filter Silicone. Provides privacy from 2 directions. Adheres directly to the monitor with full silicone adhesion. Recommended for all devices, except for in-dashes. Small reduction of image quality, with a slight darkening effect. | Spec Sheet |
4.87/5 Stars out of 30 Reviews
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xiaokang | September 8th, 2020
This is my first time to buy the sample and I am surprised to find it is more effective. I hope the MXH: anti-blaze 25%. You can go one step further and make the color look even more transparent.
Note From Store Owner: We hope the sample films help you make a great choice for your device. The anti-glares are great for adding the matte finish so that glare is reduced.
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NeuroNerd(Atlanta) | October 5th, 2012
The sample pack was very useful. Helped me decide which one to buy (I actually had three different films on my 27" screen simultaneously for a few days, so that I could really compare under different daylight conditions). Good customer service, too.
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Bravo Zulu(Huntsville Al) | August 26th, 2012
I put MXT and MXG on my Clear Nav Display and both were effective in reducing the reflections I get when the sun shines on my face. MXT is more effective but also reduces the contrast of the color and detail of the moving map display. Note: Clear Nav is a flight computer for gliders.
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waffle911(Rochester NY) | January 3rd, 2011
I was unsure about how the different types of films would look on my glossy 17" MBP, so I got this to compare and I'm very glad I did. I was torn between the MXH and MXA films and determined that the MXH introduced just enough speckling to be obtrusive for my application, and while the MXA was a noticeable improvement over the bare display, it did not reduce glare enough. It was a worthwhile $5 to find out that the best solution for my application would be a monitor hood rather than a screen filter.
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