CIRCULAR POLARIZED LIGHT · AR ANTI-GLARE

Screens that are easier on your eyes,
starting with the light itself.

Woowhead VisionGuard screen protectors combine circular-polarized light conditioning with a magnetron-sputtered AR anti-glare coating — designed to reduce reflections and glare from the source, for more comfortable viewing in bright or nighttime environments.

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scinique® Dual-Guard Synergy Optical Technology

One technology, two directions of protection — conditioning the light going into your eyes and the light bouncing off the screen.

1.0 · Inward guard

Circular-polarized light conditioning under the Woowhead self-developed soft-light standard, converting the screen's linearly polarized output toward natural-light-like circular polarization for a softer, more even look.

1.0 · Outward guard

Magnetron-sputtered AR anti-glare coating reduces surface reflection and glare in strong light, night driving and outdoor scenes.

2.0 · Upgrade

Compared with 1.0, scinique® 2.0 adds narrow-band phase matching and dual-layer circular-polarized parameter alignment — less stray light, more even screen light, one step further in visual comfort.

Verify it yourself

Every box includes a circular-polarized detection card. Rotate it over the screen and watch the light state change — the core technology is visible in three minutes, no lab needed.

Measured, published, checkable

Key figures come from third-party reports or are labeled as brand-lab measurements — sources are marked on every product page.

IndicatorValueSource
Light transmittance96.5%SGS report SZIN2606001469PL01_CN
Haze0.4%SGS report SZIN2606001469PL01_CN
Surface reflectance≤ 0.5%Brand laboratory measurement
Scratch hardnessMohs 6HBrand laboratory measurement
Ball-drop impactPassSGS report SZIN2606001469PL02_CN
Oleophobic layer115° contact angleBrand laboratory measurement

The reflectance and hardness figures are brand-laboratory measurements and are not part of the SGS reports. Product effects depend on usage conditions; this site does not make absolute promises.

Reference

The principle of circular vs. linear polarized light in displays was explained for the general public on CCTV-10's "Science of Light" program (June 6, 2016). This link is provided as a technology-principle reference only and does not constitute any form of brand endorsement.