EVEO Electronic Wipes Screen Cleaner Streak-Free [2 Pack x40] Computer Screen Wipes, TV Screen Cleaner Wipes, Monitor Wipes for Smart TV, Laptop, iPhone, ipad and more - [Microfiber Cloth + 80 Wipes]

Why I reached for these wipes

Screens are magnets for fingerprints, facial oils, and dust—especially if you share devices or live with pets. I wanted something quick and safe to keep a living room OLED TV, a matte-finish work monitor, a glossy tablet, and a couple of phones looking pristine without hauling out a bottle of spray every time. The EVEO screen wipes promised a no-fuss, streak-free clean and came with a microfiber cloth in the box. After several weeks of steady use, here’s how they stack up.

What you get and how it’s packaged

The kit is simple: two canisters of pre-moistened wipes (80 total) and a soft microfiber cloth. The cloth is not oversized, but it’s genuinely useful and doesn’t shed. The canisters have flip-top lids and a center-dispense opening.

A note on the dispenser: the lids snap shut well and keep the wipes from drying out, but feeding the first wipe through the opening can be fiddly. If you try to yank a sheet through at an angle, it can snag or pull more than one. Threading the wipe gently and pulling straight up works better. Once you get the first sheet going, dispensing becomes more predictable, but it’s an area that could be refined.

Cleaning performance across different screens

• TV (OLED, 55"): These wipes excel on large panels. A single sheet easily handled a week’s worth of dust, fingerprints from channel surfing, and a faint streak from a kid’s sticky handprint. The formula flashes off quickly and, with a light follow-up buff using the included microfiber, leaves the panel uniformly clean without haze.

• Work monitor (matte IPS): Matte coatings can be unforgiving, since they sometimes hold onto faint wipe marks. Here, the finish looked even after a single pass and a quick dry-down. No beading, no smearing, and no residue caught in the matte texture.

• Tablet (glossy): On a fingerprint-heavy glossy tablet, the wipe lifted oils fast. If I let it air-dry, I could see faint streaks at certain angles. A quick buff with the microfiber while the surface was still slightly damp eliminated them. That extra step made all the difference.

• Phones and smartwatch: One wipe handled two phones front and back plus a smartwatch face. The wipe didn’t fray or pill, and there was no rainbowing on the oleophobic coatings.

I didn’t use these on bare camera lenses; for optics, I prefer dedicated lens wipes or solution. That said, for plastic or glass device protectors and coated screens, the wipes felt appropriately gentle.

Speed, residue, and scent

The formula is quick-drying without feeling overly “hot” (it doesn’t flash dry so fast that you’re racing it). It leaves no detectable residue when used as directed. I couldn’t pick up any strong scent—just a very mild, clean smell that disappears within seconds. That’s ideal for frequent use at a desk or around a TV.

How many devices one wipe can handle

Moisture level is well judged: not dripping, not dry. One wipe comfortably handled a 55-inch TV or a cluster of smaller devices. If your surfaces are very grimy, you may want a second wipe to avoid just moving soil around, but routine maintenance cleaning is typically a one-sheet job.

Streaking and how to avoid it

“Non-streak” is achievable, but it’s technique-dependent:

• Power the screen off so you can see what you’re doing.
• Wipe with light pressure in overlapping straight passes.
• While the screen is still faintly damp, buff with the microfiber cloth.

On every device I tried, that combo produced a clean, uniform finish. If I let glossy screens air-dry without buffing, I occasionally saw faint drying marks. Matte screens were more forgiving.

Safety and compatibility

I’m always cautious with coated displays. These wipes didn’t soften coatings, cloud anti-glare layers, or leave film. They’re labeled for LCD, LED, OLED, QLED, and similar panels, and in practice they behaved as a screen-safe cleaner should. As always, avoid pressing liquid into seams and don’t oversaturate.

Everyday convenience

The biggest win here is convenience. A pre-moistened wipe on your desk is simply more likely to be used than a bottle-and-cloth setup. I found myself wiping my monitor daily in under a minute. For the TV, I got into a once-a-week routine and stopped noticing dust trails in bright scenes. The included cloth means you’re not hunting for a clean microfiber every time.

If you travel, the canister isn’t pocketable. You can tuck a few wipes in a small zip bag, but they’ll dry out if left too long. For a backpack, I still prefer individually wrapped wipes. For home and office use, the canister is fine.

Durability and waste

The sheets are standard thickness; they don’t feel flimsy, and they held together even on textured bezels. They don’t lint. On the downside, these are single-use, and the plastic canisters are not refillable. If waste is a priority, a refill-friendly spray plus washable microfiber cloth is the greener option. Still, these shine for speed and consistency.

Value and how these fit into a routine

The two-pack provides enough wipes for regular upkeep for a while, especially since each sheet covers multiple items. If you clean screens frequently—say, a TV, a couple of monitors, and phones—the per-clean cost ends up reasonable. Sprays and cloths can be cheaper long-term, but they’re also more effort. For me, these have become the “maintenance” tool, with a spray reserved for annual deep cleans of keyboards and chassis.

Tips for best results

• Power down screens to reduce static and spot streaks.
• Use a light, even touch; avoid grinding at smudges.
• Follow with the microfiber while the surface is still mildly damp.
• Keep the lid snapped tight between uses to prevent drying.
• Pull wipes straight up through the dispenser to avoid tearing.
• Don’t use on bare optics; stick to screen surfaces and protectors.

What I’d improve

• Dispenser feel: The center opening could be more forgiving. A slightly larger, more flexible grommet would make single-sheet dispensing smoother and reduce the chance of tearing.
• Travel option: Individually wrapped versions in the same formula would be great for bags and kits.
• Sustainability: A refill pack to reuse the canister would reduce plastic waste.

Who will appreciate these most

• Households with big TVs and multiple touch devices that attract fingerprints and dust.
• People who prefer quick, routine cleaning without mixing sprays.
• Anyone sensitive to strong cleaner smells.
• Pet owners dealing with fur and dander on screens.

If you already have a beloved spray-and-cloth ritual and want a single product for everything, you won’t gain much—except convenience. And if you demand a perfect, streak-free finish without any buffing, you might find the extra microfiber pass non-negotiable on glossy panels.

The bottom line

The EVEO wipes are an easy, effective way to keep modern screens clear. They lift oils and dust quickly, dry fast, and, with a brief microfiber follow-up, leave a truly streak-free finish. The canister design could use a gentler dispenser, and eco-minded users may prefer a refillable alternative, but the day-to-day experience is solid: no strong odor, no residue, and reliable performance on a range of screens.

Recommendation: I recommend these to anyone looking for a convenient, screen-safe cleaning option for TVs, monitors, tablets, and phones. They strike a practical balance between effectiveness and ease of use, and the included microfiber cloth helps consistently achieve the clean, uniform finish I want. If you can live with a slightly finicky dispenser and don’t mind a quick buff on glossy screens, they’re a worthy addition to your tech care kit.