mac.iLounge

We happen to be fans of Apple’s glossy laptop screens, but we’ll still readily admit that there are times - particularly outdoors - when we wish they weren’t so mirror-like. So if you do a lot of work outdoors, or simply can’t stand looking at your own reflection, give some Power Support Anti-Glare Film for MacBooks ($35) a try.

Made from the same stuff as the company’s iPod, iPhone, and iPad films, it reduces glare, UV radiation emissions from the monitor, and eye strain, all while protecting your display from scratches, dust, and grime - and we should know. It’s available for everything from the 11-inch MacBook Air to the 17-inch MacBook Pro, upping the size without a commensurate increase in price.