screen protectors

maniacphoner said:

Ditto! I have to agree with you. I wish they had came out this product long time ago since I had been investing on various types of screen protector films. But I have been reading a few articles of the bubbles forming when applying the Glas.t. T.T I felt back because I was the one who introduced them into purchasing this item.

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No bubbles here. Only problem is a few tiny dust specks - even after running the shower - I think removing the protective film creates a small static charge that attracts particles. Of course, since it is glass I can't lift with tape and remove the particles as I can on a plastic protector. If you are fanatic about dust specks this is not the protector for you unless you have access to a clean room at a microprocessor factory.

Still think it is the best protector for me.

I currently have the Power Support anti-glare on my phone, I've been using it for about 4 months now. But I'm considering switching over to a crystal set soon because I miss the retina display.

tracy macgrady said:

I use my finger to control the screen, I can not imagine how my fingers can hurt my screen. If your iphone dropped ,screen protector is not enough for protecting it.

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Your fingers might not scratch the screen, but keys, loose change, dirt, sand, etc. certainly can. The screen is scratch-resistant, not scratch-proof.

Boston Rhett said:

I currently have the Power Support anti-glare on my phone, I've been using it for about 4 months now. But I'm considering switching over to a crystal set soon because I miss the retina display.



Your fingers might not scratch the screen, but keys, loose change, dirt, sand, etc. certainly can. The screen is scratch-resistant, not scratch-proof.

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I have a PS anti-glare as well (it's my second one, I removed my old one a while back, just got a new phone..). I've decided that it's worth it just because the phone stays so clean and the clarity isn't too drastically reduced. D: I had a clear protector and once that oleophobic coating ran out of juice, man, that thing fingerprinted half way to hell and was gross.

Random but I got a matte back screen protector today.. totally recommend it. Feels durable and definitely doesn't scratch as easy / as much as the clear ones for the back!

Power Support

I agree with Minhimalism. The Anti-Glare film from Power Support is fantastic. I've been rocking my 4S naked with the PS AG on front and a AG back from The HiShop and it looks great. The phone always has a clean, fingerprint free look to it and the feel of the film on the finger tip is awesome. Definitely worth the little bit of screen clarity given up if you ask me.

GalvaJ said:

I agree with Minhimalism. The Anti-Glare film from Power Support is fantastic. I've been rocking my 4S naked with the PS AG on front and a AG back from The HiShop and it looks great. The phone always has a clean, fingerprint free look to it and the feel of the film on the finger tip is awesome. Definitely worth the little bit of screen clarity given up if you ask me.

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After going from a PS Antiglare to a Glas.T, there is a huge difference in screen clarity.

It's as if you're comparing a BlackBerry from 2004 to a naked 4S, it's not worth the tradeoff imo.

Munkypoo7 said:

After going from a PS Antiglare to a Glas.T, there is a huge difference in screen clarity.

It's as if you're comparing a BlackBerry from 2004 to a naked 4S, it's not worth the tradeoff imo.

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That's a bit of an exaggeration I'd say lol. But every person has their own preference as to what they like. Some aren't willing to give up any clarity while some are. Sometimes I do switch over to a crystal film but after a while I come back to the AG.

tracy macgrady said:

I mean if your iphone dropped, screen protector can not protect lcd more.

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Screen protectors are made for scratch protection not drop protection.