ZEISS モバイルスクリーンワイプ 汚れふき 120ct Box

It is dry but soft tissue will not recommend to purchase . The lense wipe are wet but wipe quite hard not soft tissue . Before I used same brand but wipe can be used for both mobile & lense. The tissue was soft.

A quick, streak-free solution for cleaning glasses, screens, and other delicate surfaces. Designed by a trusted optics brand, these individually wrapped wipes offer convenience, portability, and excellent cleaning power without leaving residue. Pros: ✅ Streak-Free & Residue-Free Cleaning – Effectively removes smudges, fingerprints, and dust without leaving streaks or lint behind. ✅ Safe for Multiple Surfaces – Works well on eyeglasses, phone screens, camera lenses, tablets, laptops, and more. ✅ Individually Wrapped for Convenience – Easy to carry in a bag, car, or pocket for on-the-go cleaning. ✅ Dries Quickly – The alcohol-based formula evaporates fast, ensuring a clean, dry surface in seconds. ✅ Trusted Brand – ZEISS is known for high-quality optical products, giving confidence in the wipes’ effectiveness. Cons: ⚠️ Strong Initial Alcohol Smell – The wipes contain isopropyl alcohol, so there’s a slight scent upon opening, but it fades quickly. ⚠️ Small Size – Each wipe is perfect for glasses and small screens, but may require more than one for larger surfaces like monitors or TVs. Final Verdict The ZEISS Pre-Moistened Wipes are a must-have for anyone who wants quick, hassle-free cleaning for glasses, screens, and lenses. Their streak-free performance, portability, and fast-drying formula make them a top choice for everyday use. While they have a slight alcohol scent, their effectiveness and convenience make them well worth it. ⭐ Rating: 4.8/5 – A reliable, streak-free cleaning solution for glasses and screens!

Great glass cleaner

Does its job. I also use it to clean my glasses! A must buy.

My mobile has a glass screen protector so my review only applies to similar phones or those with no screen protector at all. The wipes claim to be effective on larger devices including laptops, but I don't have a touch screens on my laptop so can't test that properly. I would say, though, that the wipes are too small to use on a laptop easily and would probably tend to smear. On my phone, the wipes cleared fingerprints and smears well. I wiped very gently a couple of time vertically and then horizontally using the wipe unfolded and then re-folded twice to give a reasonable pad. I gave the screen a minute to dry and examined it under artificial light - to highlight any residual smears. It was perfectly clean apart from a few dust specks - from the air, not the cleaner. A single, gentle wipe with a microfibre cloth fixed that. On cleaning bigger screens, including standard desktops, I have found the following methods the cheapest and most effective. First, these screens can get filthy, even if not touch screens. So, the first step is to get the dirt off. For this I use old lint-free, non-scratch larger wipes that have dried up - never throw these out if unused. Dampen the wipe slightly under the tap and squeeze out most of the moisture - it should not drip even when squeezed. Wipe the screen gently, checking the wipe after each use for dirt and grit. If coloured, do the next wipe using a clean part of the cloth. When no more dirt is coming off the screen, leave it to dry for a minute. Then give it a final gentle wipe with a clean microfibre cloth. That's all you need to do. In particular, I would avoid any spray cleaner. The temptation is to spray the screen - not a good idea! And, even if you spray the cleaning cloth, the tendency is to get it too wet. Similarly, with wet wipes, these are expensive and often too small and too thin for the larger screens, even when folded.