Anybody using Sceenguard for laptop ? Any other Alternate method to reduce GLARE ?
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My 13.3" Laptop has terrible reflection & my table placement is such that light is just behind me thus magnifying the effects. Unfortunately I cant displace table as its huge in size and there’s no room left.
I also tried using white color mode everwhere instead of Dark mode as it causes less reflection but found it uncomofortable.
Any possible remedies ?
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already curtains there and its always drawn. As I said light is just behind my back so shall i try to make light softer then ? 
Do you need home remedies or Foreign?
There’s no reason to use screen guard for laptops but if you’re laptop does not have matte textured screen in many cases(mainly outdoors) may give glares, and thats irritating. In that case you can use matte screen guards.
When I was using my old laptop which whose display was a glare magnet worsened by the sub-par max. brightness I had also considered matte screen protectors. Ibhejo was running a good deal back then but still decent ones from the likes of 3M were pretty expensive Rs 3-4k and they only helped to a certain extent. So I dropped the idea of getting one. Heck maybe spending a few thousand extra on an external monitor is a better spend as it would greatly boost multitasking as well. IPS ones from LG/HP occasionally come on sale for ~7k and they sport matte finish IIRC.For my next laptop a matte display was the top priority although that didn’t leave many choices.
Check recent reviews to see what folks have to say about the efficacy of current screen protectors.
Are those 3-4k screen guards different from the 300-400 one which we get in Nehru Place (Delhi)?
Get blue-cut lens eye glasses from lenskart and use LED soft lights. You can also use a table lamp. If there is a window in the back, use curtains.
its a tubelight so cant be altered in any way.
Blue cut eye glasses I have on on my wishlist, will buy as soon as I find a good offer on it
You can seat on table and use your laptop the way you want.
Yes, put a curtain on window.