Philips LED LCD Plasma Screen Cleaner Kit, 6.75fl. oz, 200ml, Polyester Microfiber Cloth, Eco-friendly, Anti Static, Germ-free Formula, Streak and Spot Free, SVC1116G/27

For many years I had decided that the cleaning solution made by GE was by far the best. While shopping around Amazon I came across the Philips Screen Cleaner and decided to try it.Boy am I glad I did - this stuff is fantastic.We have two large Panasonic Plasma televisions, two flat panel computer screens and a new laptop which is a total fingerprint magnet. The cleaner works beautifully. It's streak free, highly effective, dries immediately, leaves no residue and the proprietary formula is eco friendly and contains no toxic chemicals.Also included is a 100% polyester Microfiber cleaning cloth of excellent quality.The cloth is good size about 8 X 10 and has a very tight weave which is preferable over the clothes that resemble Turkish toweling or terry.The cloth is flexible, free of rayon fiber which can scratch delicate screens and is washable.Although the instructions say to spray the solution at an angle - I always feel its best and more effective to spray the cloth and start with a small corner area of the screen. This prevents over spraying and if for some reason the solution reacts poorly to the screen you only have a very small area to contend with. You also need to use just a very little bit to get the job the job done 4 -6 sprays were enough to remove every tiny bit of grime from a 55" HDTV.1/2 a spray cleaned the screen of my Samsung Galaxy phone perfectly and made the application of a Steinheil Ultra Crystal screen protector easy as pie.I've had great results with other applications as well. We have huge aquariums - a hobby of mine for over 35 years and this product works wonders on keeping the glass sparkling clear. It also does a bang out job on that new Piano Black laptop not just the screen but the case as well - finger prints and smudges are gone in an instant.Considering how little is needed to get the results you want, the ample 6.75 ounce bottle should last a very - very long time.

I bought this hoping it would be the one solution that wouldn't screw up my LED LCD monitors. It worked great on my LG 5600, which is a 55" LED IPS matte screen. Also have a 32" Samsung tv, matte screen as well, and my kids fingerprints came right off.However, I've had past nightmares with computer monitors and other "cleaning" solutions. Even on glossy screens, you can really screw up the finish. To test it out, I tried it on 17" macbook pro and a Lenovo T420, both matte screens. Worked awesome, which was a bit of a surprise because I've tried to clean Lenovo laptop screens in the past, and they too have had instances of unrecoverable smear-age. So finally, I put it to my 2 computer monitors (BenQ EW2420's, semi-matte VA panels), and I got the same painful result as in the past. Smears and streaks.You get into a situation where no matter how much you wipe and clean, it just seems like you're pushing the "grease" on the screen around. The second you think it looks passably clean and finish up, it all comes back again. I'm not sure what the hell is so different about computer LCD monitors, but this has been my experience with 4 separate models. BenQ, Dell, Acer, and HP's. It looked horrible, so I decided to commit, and just add more solution and keep wiping. I spent a good 15 minutes on one monitor, and to my surprise, it did get to a point where it was almost unnoticable.Something that is completely unavoidable, is that you will never get perfectly butt up against the bezel on computer monitors, and you will always have a permanent streak/smear going around where the bezel meets the screen. All you can do is try and minimize it to a point where it's very faint.Overall, I would have to say this product is fairly good. It does take care of my TV's well, and even does my laptops. For computer monitors, I would have to say use at your own risk.********* Nov 2012 Update ************So I've been using this regularly on several screens.- 2011 17" Macbook Pro (matte screen)- 2012 13" Macbook air (glossy)- BenQ EW2420 monitors (matte)- LG 55" 5600 HDTVI just lowered my rating from 3 stars to 2 stars. My initial gut reaction to how this solution works on matte screens was not unfounded. After using for almost a year on my 55" LG, I've noticed that there are permanent/semi-permanent streaks on the TV. They're not visible at all while the TV is on, but when turned off, you can make out hundreds of streak marks left by this product.Now, to be clear, it doesn't seem to actually impair the picture quality at all, but it just annoys me that there's streak marks that no amount of "cleaning" will get rid of. They seem to have settled long term into the anti-glare coating of the TV. I know different display manufacturers use different anti-glare coatings (Dell for instance, is notorious for using horrible anti-glare)... so that may explain why certain matte screens react fine (17" macbook pro) and some don't (BenQ and LG).On glossy screens, this works fine, but then again, so would Windex or plain old water.I'm surprised no one else has noticed this. To be fair, this is an issue with all "cleaning" solutions, at least in my experience. Best bet is to just try and do preventative maintenance with a dry swiffer/duster.

I've used this on expensive televisions and monitors in the past without a single problem.After searching for a reasonably priced Vinyl LP cleaner, I decided (with great trepidation!) to give this a try.I used a slightly coarser microfiber cloth than the very fine one that comes with this product. I tried it on an old (1960) Vox record (VBX series, they were a "budget" classical label in the 50s and 60s), which had pops and clicks galore despite the vinyl's spotless appearance (and despite my use of an ion pistol), I placed the LP on a tea towel, drenched one side, avoiding the center label, let it sit a few moments, then gently wiped around in circles with my finger wrapped in the (coarser) M-F cloth. I finished it with the fine cloth that came with this product.I was amazed! It reduced the noise by a good 2/3 or so. So, I treated it again, in the same fashion, only for a longer duration. I was again amazed - all that now remains on that LP are a couple of small ancestral clicks. It's otherwise perfect!The stuff is much milder than it appears - for example, it will not dissolve the residue typically left behind by cellophane tape, and product labels. My misting wet the LP's center label somewhat (until I got the hang of it), but I passed the M-F cloth over it, and it dried instantly, leaving no trace whatsoever.I love this stuff! If you have a higher-end turntable (Rega, Clearaudio, Palmer, etc), you will notice dramatic differences. It is priced only 5 to 10 percent of the incredibly-priced cleaning solutions offered by "pros", and if you can't afford an $1,800+ LP cleaning machine, this is the answer, at least for me.I only wish I'd discovered this use before I treated older vinyl with that $10,000/gram LAST preservative (which really works, and is wonderful, if you have an astronomical allowance :)

great stuff! i used it on my LED tv, iPad and iPhone. smudges and finger prints are gone. the price is worth it. i found spending $5-$10 less on a brand you never heard of are always a disappointment and you end up getting the good stuff later. this is one of those products. its worth the extra $$$

Great product! The only trow back is the packaging, because it was packed in bubble envelope instead of a little box. Lucky it didn't brake. Something that Amazon should take in concideration for the future. Thank you.

This product has exceeded my expectation. My kids left grease marks on the TV screen that many cleansing solutions failed to clean. This one brought back the original spot free shine. Just make sure to wipe it dry and be amazed. Highly recommend.

Great product and well worth the price. My 2 year old loves to touch our LED screen and using this cleaned it beautifully and the screen looks amazing again.

works well and makes my screen clear and it smells ok as well