PHOTOS Two shots, one outside and the other in the garage (door open). Perspective is literally at driver eye level looking at screen. WHAT'S IN THE BOX You open the box (fancy), and you'll see a cleaning cloth, an alcohol wipe pad, stickers (for dust removal and positioning), and the screen protector itself. INSTALLATION The written instructions are pretty easy to follow (or you can watch the video here on Amazon). Essentially, clean the nav screen first. Then, position the screen protector. Once it's in place, remove the top adhesive strip to lock in the position, then remove the glass backing and press it onto the screen. The entire process takes barely five minutes. PROS - The glass screen makes everything appear sharper. - The grayish feel of the LCD screen becomes more vivid. Backing up with the rearview camera is better since everything appears sharper. - The glass upscales the screen—it looks more premium than the matte/dull OEM screen. - No fingerprints. None! I love that I don’t see all those fingerprints anymore! CONS - It's glass, so there's some glare, but it's manageable. - There's a slight purple tint. You can see it in the photos. It’s not too bad in daylight around town, but in covered areas, it appears more purple. Note – The photos exaggerate both the glare and the purple tint. In reality, it's about 50% of what you see in the pictures. OVERALL I'm about 92% happy with this product. The purple tint is mildly annoying—I think it's due to the coating that prevents fingerprints and the way light interacts with the surface. Out of the box, the glass looks clear (white/blue). I'm ridiculously picky, but I can still live with it. I think the three biggest upsides are: 1. No more fingerprints—huge win. 2. The glass makes the interior feel more premium. 3. The improved color and contrast make using the nav—especially when backing up—a lot more useful. For my fellow Supra owners: for less than $15, it’s worth buying.
