The Nintendo Switch 2 has arrived in Australia, along with a range of protective gear to match this new unit. I have been testing the Anti-glare screen protector from JSAUX, and I am happy with the results.

The screen protector is easy to install and effectively blocks most external light sources Ihave encountered while playing my Switch 2. The JSAUX anti-glare screen protector comes in a neat cardboard box and includes two screen protectors. Included in the box are all the necessary components to mount the protector. A couple of wipes, a dust remover, a placement guide, and instructions.

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I opened the box, checked the contents, and grabbed my Switch 2. After setting up my Switch 2, I removed the protective case and placed the yellow screen protector guide. I then opened the bag with the cleaning gear, making sure to wipe with the wet wipe, then wipe with the dry. Finally, I used the sticky dust remover to remove any remaining dust or particles. I then peeled the backing plastic from the screen protector and placed it inside the guide. Once that was complete, I used the tool to smooth out the air bubbles. Within 10 minutes, my screen was further protected.

This process was simplified, much like the setup of the new guide and installation. I encountered a couple of issues. Firstly, I had trouble mounting the guide with the protective case installed. Secondly, I hadn’t cleared all the debris from the screen, leaving a small spec. It is barely noticeable, but knowing it’s there initially annoyed me; however, I haven’t noticed it while playing games. The screen looks nice, and I have found that, in most lighting conditions except for direct sunlight, the anti-glare material is effective and an excellent aid for playing the Nintendo Switch 2 in various locations.

(A review unit was supplied for the purposes of this article.)