Front Screen Shields that work with Griffin Survivor

Austin M. said:

Any screen shield will work, as long as this goes:

•Zagg, Wrapsol, & iWrap are all too thick.
•Unless they're super thin, front and back protection won't work with the plastic pieces on the Griffin Survivor.

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Austin M. said:

Any screen shield will work, as long as this goes:

•Zagg, Wrapsol, & iWrap are all too thick.
•Unless they're super thin, front and back protection won't work with the plastic pieces on the Griffin Survivor.

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rapaleeman said:

Any matte/anti-fingerprint screen shield will work. No problems. Crystal shields are a no go.

You can use any type of back, even a Zagg if you so choose. I don't usually use a back when I use my Survivor unless my phone already has one. Doesn't need one but it does fit. When I was using nothing but bumper cases, I always had a rear skin on the back and it would fit.

I use my Survivor when on Travel or when I'm going to be rough on my technology. Normally I run a Candyshell now.

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Austin M. said:

Yes, it looks ugly, go with a crystal clear if your using the Survivor's built in shield as well. My SGP Crystal Clear and the HiShop PureMate are all fantastic protectors that work with the Survivor.

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rapaleeman said:

The crystal ones cause watermarks. It did on both of the Survivors that I have (one is the original and the other is the revised version). They aren't as bad as they are with a Zagg but they don't look great when viewed in the light. They aren't initially noticeable but once you start using your phone they do appear, especially after typing or playing a game.

As for the clarity, the Survivor itself dims the screen and takes away some of the fidelity of the iPhone 4 screen anyway. An anti-glare doesn't make a difference at all. This coming from actually using the Survivor for multiple weeks on travel. The little trade offs are worth it since the case is the most protective on the market.

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