MagicFiber Cloth Review: Clean Screens for a Small Price?
Three oversized black microfiber cloths and one small gray one, for monitors, laptops, phones and glasses. Not glamorous, but every screen in the office needs one.

Yes, as a useful extra or a stocking gift for a desk. It lifts fingerprints and dust with no spray and leaves no lint [1]. Skip it as a main gift: it is helpful, not exciting.
By Andrew Pataleta, GiftX founder · Updated October 29, 2026 · Sources
Specs at a glance
| In the pack | Three 16 x 16 inch black cloths, one 6 x 7 inch gray [1] |
| Material | Microfiber [1] |
| Removes | Dust, oil, smudges, fingerprints [1] |
| Leaves | No scratches, streaks or lint [1] |
| Safe on | LCD screens, phones, touch screens, lenses [1] |
| Packaging | Each cloth in its own polybag [1] |
Pros and cons
- Not much of a gift on its own
- Needs washing to stay effective
- Black cloths show dust
Every monitor is smudged
Look at any office monitor from the side and you will see fingerprints from someone pointing at a chart. Paper towels and shirt sleeves move the smudge around; microfiber actually lifts it.
MagicFiber makes cleaning cloths and nothing else, and this pack is the large size for screens rather than the small glasses cloth.
Sprays are the other common answer, and they bring their own problems: some are not meant for coated screens, and a wet monitor streaks. A dry cloth is the simpler habit, and one that coworkers will actually keep up between deadlines.
Three big cloths and a small one
The pack holds three oversized black cloths at 16 x 16 inches and one gray cloth at 6 x 7 inches [1]. The big ones cover a full monitor in a couple of wipes; the small one goes in a bag or glasses case.
The listing says the microfiber removes dust, oil, smudges and fingerprints and leaves no scratches, streaks or lint [1]. It is safe for LCD screens, phones, touch screens and camera lenses [1].
Each cloth comes in its own polybag, which keeps it clean until it is needed [1].
Useful, not exciting
Nobody gasps at a cleaning cloth. It works best as an add-on, tucked in with a bigger gift or in a stocking on a desk.
Microfiber needs washing now and then to keep lifting oil; skip fabric softener, which coats the fibers.
Black cloths also show dust easily, which is a little ironic but harmless.
Splitting the pack
Because each cloth is wrapped separately, one pack becomes several small gifts for the people around you.
From this guide, it fits with the Lamicall phone stand or the SOUNDANCE stand as a little desk kit, or as the extra in a Secret Santa envelope.
Tie each one with a ribbon and a note, and it reads as a gift instead of a supply.

FAQ
How many cloths come in the MagicFiber extra large pack?
The listing describes three oversized black cloths at 16 x 16 inches plus one gray cloth at 6 x 7 inches [1]. Each comes in its own polybag, which makes the pack easy to split into small gifts for several coworkers [1]
Is MagicFiber safe on laptop and monitor screens?
Yes. MagicFiber says the cloths can be used on delicate surfaces like LCD TV screens, smartphones, touch screens and camera lenses, and that they leave no scratches, streaks or lint [1]. Use it dry for dust and fingerprints, and keep it clean so grit does not scratch [1]
Can you wash MagicFiber cloths?
Microfiber cloths like these are made to be reused, and a gentle wash keeps them lifting oil well. Avoid fabric softener, which coats the fibers and makes them smear. Let them air dry, and keep one in its bag for clean emergencies [1]
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Sources and how we checked
- Amazon.com listing for the MagicFiber Extra Large Microfiber Cleaning Cloth for TV Screens and Monitors
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