Windex Electronics Pre-Moistened Screen Wipes, 25ct

I have to follow the wipes with a microfiber cloth, otherwise they leave a streaky, spotty residue that takes a while to dry. They did well at cleaning, but do not believe the advertised “streak free shine”. I will go back to using 70% isopropyl after the pack runs out.

Great product. Does leave some residue however a quick wipe with paper towel or serviette cleans the screen up nicely. Can’t find a better product for the job.

I recently purchased these wipes, because I started a work from home job where I was supplied equipment that had already been used. Therefore, my monitors had nasty sticky stuff and dirt build up and sooo much more! I got these wipes to get them back to new without damaging the monitor screens.

I will say I am very pleased with how they did! They got the dirt and sticky residue in one sweep, and didn’t cause any damage to my equipment at all!!!

The cons would be:
– They do have a little too much solution on the wipes, so I did have to ring them out some before I used them.
– They did leave some streaks behind, so I had to go back over the monitors with one of the wipes and then follow it with a dry cloth.

Overall, I am very pleased with these, and will definitely purchase again in the future!

When it comes to cleaning my electronics, there’s one product that I always trust to do the job right: Windex Electronics Wipes. These wipes are an absolute game-changer for anyone who wants their electronics to look their best. They come in a resealable pack and each wipe is perfectly moist enough to do its job without leaving any residue or streaks. I keep them on hand at all times, especially since my computer has a huge tempered glass side that’s always front and center in my living room. It is also always eye level with me when I’m sitting infront of my computer so I’ll notice dust and fingerprints immediately.

The tempered glass side of my computer is a major focal point in my room, and I’m always looking for ways to make it look its best. That’s where Windex Electronics Wipes come in – they do an amazing job of turning the tempered glass invisible. I can’t tell you how many times family members have tried to point out something inside the case and ended up jamming their fingers into the glass because they couldn’t tell it was there. It really does give the illusion that the side of the computer is off.

I also use these wipes to clean my LCD monitors, which can get dusty from time to time. They work like a charm and leave my monitors looking crystal clear. In fact, I even use them to clean my tablets and cell phone screens, as well as a decorative crystal prism that I have. They work amazingly well for all of these applications.

In addition to the incredible job that the Windex Electronics Wipes do in cleaning and making glass invisible, it’s worth noting that I also use a microfiber cloth to polish the surface after using the wipes. This helps to remove any lingering fingerprints or dust particles that may have been missed during the initial cleaning, as well pick up any left over Windex chemicals on the glass.

I find that the combination of the Windex wipes and the microfiber cloth really does wonders for making my electronics look brand new again. And with the tempered glass side of my computer being such a focal point in my living room, it’s important to me that it looks as clean and polished as possible.

Overall, I highly recommend the Windex Electronics Wipes for anyone looking for a quick and easy solution to clean and polish their electronics. The wipes are perfectly moistened, come sealed in a resealable pack, and are incredibly effective at removing dust, dirt, and fingerprints. Plus, when paired with a microfiber cloth, they leave my electronics looking like they just came out of the box.

One thing to note, however, is that you should never use these wipes on OLED or newer televisions. These types of screens can be damaged by chemicals, so it’s best to stick to a microfiber polishing cloth and maybe a small amount of deionized water on the microfiber if you need to clean something off a screen.

I highly recommend giving Windex Electronics Wipes a try. They’re easy to use, safe, effective, and always leave my screens looking new and my tempered glass sided RGB Dream Machine invisible.

A couple of supplemental products mentioned:

Extra large microfiber cloths:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0050R66X8

Deionized water:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08RF14GM2

Some reviewers don’t like that these do leave streaks, or maybe just on my very dirty screen, but I find they clean very well, and the streaks disappear when wiped with a microfiber cloth. I would buy these again.

I was relaxing to clean my large screen televisions because I’d really didn’t know what I was doing and was trying to avoid doing any harm. Found these things tried them out. They seem to work great very very happy with them. I’ve used them on my televisions as well as my phones so.

TLDR at the bottom
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Using cleaners on computer monitors is a gamble, or requires lots of research to see what is safe. And when my 2 monitors are over $300 each, I want to be certain I’m using a safe cleaner.

I have attempted to use plain old 70% alcohol pads but it left quite some noticeable streaks. So I ordered these wipes instead. Now I have to use around 2-3 per monitor to actually get it mostly streak free, but the few streaks left over are not very visible. That’s the main reason I gave it 4 stars. Does the monitor look brand new afterwards? Not for me, it looks like it was slightly cleaned. But again, not too noticeable and the “dirt” is washed away.

The packaging is surprisingly firm and solid, and the re-sealable flap is very sturdy and sticky. The wipes are tightly packed, and difficult to rip apart. Some people complained about the moistness level of the wipes, but mine seem to be normal or actually slightly on the drier side. Overall, it’s nothing that compromises its use or else I would have returned it and written a review with much less stars.

It does cost around $5-6, and it around 20 cents a wipe, but these wipes are not going to be used all the time like your regular household cleaners. My monitor needs regular cleaning MAYBE once a month, if even that. So in the end, a pack can last you easily over half a year before needing to be reordered. Because of this, I think the value of it is great!
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TLDR: Not fully streak free for me, needed to use 2-3 wipes per monitor to achieve satisfactory results. Fantastic and high quality packaging. Value is phenomenal for the irregular/limited use of this product. Would highly recommend to everyone.