Anyway, I started thinking again that I need to get not only anti-glare but anti-snoop. So I looked online for a privacy filter. I found one that looked to be custom de for MacBook Pro's. It was called Elago Privacy Protection Film for Apple MacBook Pro 15.4" Screens. The page was filled with other apple stuff, stuff I might also allegedly want to buy. But after clicking several "explore similar items" links, I still couldn't find a 17" model. So I clicked that link to send the seller a question.
Here's what I asked the seller:
I saw your privacy screen for the MacBook Pro 15.4". Do you have a similar product for the 17"?Here was their reply:
Here are the links to the products they suggested: B001AQY6L2 and B0013A2A5E (wide).
Dear Customer,
Thank you for your e-mail.
We do carry 17" privacy filters in regular and wide screen.
If you want regular search Amazon.com with B001AQY6L2.
For Wide, please use B0013A2A5E
Thank you,
Jowow Support
When I clicked the first one I was elated. The picture was identical to the one I had already seen (above), and I was ready to buy it, but decided to wait. But then something hit me. Why did they send two links? Apple doesn't and has never made a 17 inch MacBook Pro without a wide screen. So why two links? When I clicked the second link, it also had the exact same picture but the description said it was for an HP Pavillion dv9700t. Yeah, I remember that 10 lb. beast. I had it on my comparison spreadsheet. No thanks.
So I'm still in a holding pattern on the privacy filter. I imagine someone will come out with one for the MBP17 soon. Until then I'm not buying anti-glare from someone who glosses over details.
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