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Topic: Sonar - glare reducing screen protectors  (Read 2668 times)

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Sinker

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I noticed I was getting some scratches on my new 300 series Humminbird, and I remembered that I had bought some extra screen protectors for my Iphone. 

Turns out with a little trimming they fit perfectly over the viewing area. 

I also noticed when I put it on that it was not perfectly clear. 

When I was at Pacific City last Sat, I realized that they were the glare reducing type and that is why they were not clear. 

I was really happy with how well they reduced the glare.

I should have taken a picture.  A the sun was coming up it was reflecting off my bright yellow hat, and all I could see at the edges of the screen that were not covered by the protective coating was the bright yellow reflection.

I could still see the screen perfectly through the no - glare coating. 

They cost half as much as the ones designed for humminbirds sold on amazon. 
I would much rather be up a creek without a paddle than down one.


 

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