Glass Screen Protector?

[RKBAMAN]

Wondering if someone can recommend a glass screen protector that will fit the Pavilion x360 14-cd1033nr but would accept plastic film as a last resort.  Also interested in a 'bump' case or leather cover.  Any recommendations appreciated.

Thanks!

[Huffer]

HP does not make these items. You might find a vendor on eBay or amazon.com who makes such a thing. It would have to be custom made for the specific laptop. You can find all kinds of such things for Macs as they put out a couple products which stay on the market essentially unchanged for quite a while so aftermarket vendors have time to make parts that fit them. Same with some PC makers, notably Lenovo. However, HP is constantly putting out new designs that do not look just like anything else and then they are only available a relatively short time so no time to fabricate aftermarket accessories or sell enough of them to make a profit. The screen is a standard size so you can use a film type screen cover and you can likely make a standard 14 inch laptop cover work but nowhere near as elegant as a custom "bespoke" cover. 

Something like this (which I find rather clunky looking but you may find acceptable):

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Alapmk-Protective-Case-Cover-for-14-HP-Pavilion-x360-14-14-baXXX-TMJ0021-3/...

You might contact that vendor and see if they have anything for your model. 

[RKBAMAN]

Yes, I understand the issue with the cases.

With regard to the screen, I guess the question should be: "What other screen protector intended for another brand/model will fit on my machine?"  IOW, something for an Apple or Surface with the same (or close, but smaller) dimensions would be fine.

[Huffer]

You have the edge to edge glass so a lot of screen protectors made for wider bezel models are not going to work right. The Surface is pretty similar so might be your best bet. Its going to be trial and error I hate to say: I doubt we find anyone else looking in on the Forum who has specifically tried it with your model. 

[RKBAMAN]

Amazing.

There have been dozens of models with touchscreen technology from HP over the years, across the Pavilion, ProBook, Envy and Spectre models.  And I'm willing to bet the screen sizes are re-used from model to model, so it's hard to believe that no vendor has taken notice.

Looks like I'm the guinea pig.