BoxWave Screen Protector Compatible with Dell Venue Pro 11 - ClearTouch Anti-Glare (2-Pack), Anti-Fingerprint Matte Film Skin

I got this when I got my Venue 11 Pro to keep the glare down. When you use a tablet like this as a Navigation aid, you sure don't want to have reflections and glare interfering with your ability to see where you are and what is the next turn you need to take. It does what I need without interfering with the touch sensitivity of the screen. Good Job!

it took a few tries because the plastic is slightly smaller than the tablet and the exact cut out for the camera and light sensor make fitting it trickier.once on it shows finger smudges immediately so i dunno. it should protect against scratches i may look for a case like i have on my Samsung Galaxy note4 with a plastic/glass screen protector and rubber seal and bumpers on the corners to protect it WHEN it gets dropped or knocked onto the floor.

This was not one of the better screen protectors I've ordered; unfortunately my usual brand discontinued the Venue 11 Pro. While it's functional once on, this was particularly hard to get to lay flat without bubbles and was an even worse dust magnet than most. It is also cut so close to the exact size that a very small amount of error when starting puts it off the other side when you get there.Once on, like many anti-glare protectors, it gives a slightly cloudy appearance (although this is far from unique to this protector. Get clear if that's going to bother you.) The price is right, for a two pack, it was fulllfilled-by-Amazon so I got it quickly, and once on, it seems of at least slightly better than average durability -- the Venue is a machine shared with a toddler, so it needs to be.Overall, can't really either recommend or say "stay away.

The screen is not clear, there's logo on it, so to me it useless, perhaps, I didn't read the description well. But it was delivered as promised : -)

They don't fit well, too wide and too short. Not by much but for something that's supposedly cut to fit ....

Excellent, thanks

It does what it's supposed to, but it has the unfortunate side effect of really screwing up the digital stylus precision. If you don't use the stylus it's fine, but if you do it will drive you coconut...