Radtech ClearCal Macbook Pro SS

Rating: 7 out of 10
Pros: Reduces glare, affordable, easy to install.
Cons: Personally strains my eyes, does not cover entire screen just viewable area.
Overall: While the ClearCal Macbook Pro screen shield from Radtech does everything it’s supposed to do. Protect the screen and reduce glare, the majority of these shields strain my eyes so they just aren’t for me. If you don’t mind the diminished clarity it should work just fine for you.

Click here to be directed to the Radtech website and pick up your ClearCal Shields for $19.95.

SGP Ultra Optics For iPad 2

Rating: 8 out of 10
Pros: The most clear anti glare shield I have seen to date, same SGP quality, fast shipping.
Cons: Expensive at $28.95 a shield, one of the harder installs and it seems like the shield is thin thus resulting in hard alignment.
Overall: SGP has scored yet another winner. This Ultra Optics is simply amazing as it retains the beauty of the display with virtually no finger prints. I have installed a lot of screen shield and I am amazed at the clarity and quality of the SGP Steinheil Ultra Optics. The iPhone 4 version of this shield was super easy to install yet the iPad version was rather difficult to align. Maybe it was the size of the film, I’m not sure so just be super patient.

You can purchase the SGP Steinheil Ultra Optics screen shields for the iPad 2 along with a multitude of other products directly from SGP.  The Ultra Optics for iPad 2 will set you back $28.95, which is a bit pricey in my opinion.  Click here to be directed to the SGP Store website.

ClearCal Anti-Glare for iPad 2 from Radtech

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Another easy to install screen shield that looks great even though it’s an Anti-Glare, comes in 2 packs, can’t beat the price.
Cons: An unknown brand and not sure how it will hold up over time.
Overall: I have never check out the ClearCal Screen shield from Radtech but once I had this installed, in record time mind you, I was pleasantly surprised at the extraordinary quality and clarity. With two shields in a pack and a price tag of $19.95 the ClearCal iPad Screen Shield is one of the best values out there.

Click here to be directed to the Radtech website and pick up your two pack of ClearCal Shields for $19.95.

Speck Matte ShieldView screen protector for iPad 2

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Super easy installation, anti-glare and anti-fingerprint, comes in packs of two, display still looks great.
Cons: When you need to clean off smudges it really takes a liquid cleaner to make it look great.
Overall: The Matte ShieldView from Speck for the iPad 2 is just as good if not better than their iPad 1 model. With a super simple installation and lack of fingerprints you. With two in a pack for $24.95 you really can’t go wrong and it makes you iPad look great.

Click here to be directed to the Speck website and pick up your Speck Matte ShieldView for iPad 2 at the bargain price of $24.95.

SGP Steinheil Macbook Pro AntiGlare

Rating: 6.5 out of 10
Pros: Keeps fingerprints off screen, reduces glare, affordable compared to other Macbook Pro screen shields.
Cons: Tricky to install as it is a very large piece of material, personally leads to a bit of eye strain as it is not a crystal clear.
Overall: The SGP Steinheil AG for Macbook Pro is a solid offering from a company whose products I have absolutely loved in the past. In this instance I had high hopes for the SGP Steinheil Antiglare for my Macbook Pro as I have had some problems with glare and fingerprints. The Steinheil AG does take care of glare and fingerprints that is for sure. Where the AG falls short is in the long term usage. Because the AG is not a crystal clear it led to some eyestrain for me as there is a bit of a grainy look to the screen. I was a bit surprised as I have always loved the AG on my iPad and iPhone in the past, but I think that you typically look at a laptop screen for a longer period of time which led to my eye strain.

The SGP Steinheil AG for Macbook Pro is available directly from SGP for $36.99 with the Crystal Clear coming in at $33.99. Click here to be directed to their website.

SGP Ultra Silke For iPhone 4

Rating:  8/10
Pros: Good quality silicone, included screen protector, reasonable price, responsive button covers.
Cons:  The silicone picks up smudges/fingerprints easily.
Overall: A solid silicone case (one of the better quality ones I’ve tried) that comes at a great price of $19.99.  The included SGP crystal screen protector makes purchasing this case an easy decision, unless you’re turned off by the fact that it tends to smudge easily.

Check out more info plus other colors here.

HTC Inspire 4G Seidio CONVERT Case

Rating: 10 out of 10
Pros: Offers multiple cases from one package.  Converts from rugged to slim easily and quickly.
Cons: Won’t go into the holster screen facing out, when putting into holster, lock sometimes pushes up the silicone case.
Overall: Great value for people that want the ultimate protection in one case.  Offers multiple layers of protection from the screen protector to the slim slider case and all the way to the rugged tough outer silicone and rib cage.  Priced appropriately at $49.95, this case is a must, weather your going out for a casual night, or rock climbing, this case has you covered.  I would like to see the holster allow for the case to be stored both screen in and out, but love the fact that the holster can lock to hold the phone in.  Grab yours from Seidio by clicking here or typing in www.seidioonline.com.

SGP Kuel H10 Stylus

Rating: 8 out of 10
Pros: Low cost, retractable, many colors, headphone jack tether, matte finish.
Cons: Easily hides in your backpack or briefcase, not sure I love the removable cap.
Overall: If you are looking for a sylish stylus that is ultra compact when not being used yet feels great when writing. What I love is the feel in your hand and the multiple color choices. For a very affordable price tag of $12.99 you get quality and value in one package. Every touch screen user needs on of these cool Kuel’s. Click here to be directed to the SGP website.

BodyGuardz For Google Nexus S

Rating: 8 out of 10
Pros: Retains the slim form factor of the phone, provides scratch protection, optically clear allowing you to take in the beauty of your device!
Cons: No drop protection, can be difficult to install for some
Overall: BodyGuardz for the Nexus S is another fantastic product from the Utah-based company, for 24.95$ you will receive 2 full sets as well as the lifetime guarantee. The front is extremely easy to apply while the back takes more time and precision but can be done just as easily! The overall result is fantastic, featuring a clear and thin membrane that wraps around the device.

You can purchase this product on the BodyGuardz website.

SGP Steinheil Crystal Clear For iPad 2

Rating: 8.5 out of 10
Pros: Crystal Clear so you hardly know it’s even installed, easy to install. High quality screen shield at a great price.
Cons: Still a fingerprint magnet, only one per package
Overall: One of the best screen protectors on the market now available for the iPad from a respected company.

You can purchase the SGP/Steinheil Crystal Clear for iPad for $21.99 at www.sgpstore.com