screen protectors

[mastsethi]

iPhone comes with Gorilla glass.
Screen guard on Gorilla Glass is like tissue on the Kevlar.

[iproductsuser]

You would think your assumption is correct but just today, I dropped my phone on the edge of my keyboard on work and it landed face up on my desk. It scratched my screen. My keyboard is a typical Dell "plastic" keyboard.

[charlesdayton]

People keep saying that the glass is invincible. But you guys forget something. The oleophobic coating on the glass is not scratch or wear proof.
The iPhone's manual itself says that it will wear with normal use.

[white4s]

Originally Posted by mastsethi

iPhone comes with Gorilla glass.
Screen guard on Gorilla Glass is like tissue on the Kevlar.

so explain why iphone's still shatter. a plastic remote shattered mine lol. glass will always have their weak spots, gorilla glass or not.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeM-HEDIiwA

[GalvaJ]

Originally Posted by mastsethi

iPhone comes with Gorilla glass.
Screen guard on Gorilla Glass is like tissue on the Kevlar.

The iPhone does not use Gorilla Glass. I don't know why so many people think this.

[DroidRules]

Originally Posted by white4s

i mean i can afford it but it would be such a waste of money

I don't think you would be saying that if you felt one one the phone. If you have I have to say you are loco! Best feeling screen protector out there IMHO.

$30 is not very expensive when you weigh the quality and feel IMHO. I'll gladly pay another $30 if needed in the future. I had issues with my first one so I have a brand new one sitting in the package ready to apply when this one wears out.

[Dkorda]

Originally Posted by GalvaJ

The iPhone does not use Gorilla Glass. I don't know why so many people think this.

Corning nor Apple disclose this, but it's pretty obvious it's GG

[TL24]

Originally Posted by Dkorda

Corning nor Apple disclose this, but it's pretty obvious it's GG

And how is it obvious? The screen cracks anf chips rather easily so NO it does not use GG. GG isn't supposed to do this.

[GalvaJ]

Originally Posted by Dkorda

Corning nor Apple disclose this, but it's pretty obvious it's GG

So all of those cracked iPhone screens we see are clearly Gorilla glass? Right.

[HickDead]

After using screen protectors since I purchased my 4S.....today I finally removed it. Should have done this sooner.

Screen protectors are overrated and unless you're throwing your phone in with your keys or have Freddy Krueger-like claws....they're not really needed IMO.

[DroidRules]

Originally Posted by HickDead

After using screen protectors since I purchased my 4S.....today I finally removed it. Should have done this sooner.

Screen protectors are overrated and unless you're throwing your phone in with your keys or have Freddy Krueger-like claws....they're not really needed IMO.

After your first scratch you'll possible feel different. Try the Glas T if you like the feel of being naked and want the protection. Don't let the price scare you.

I find it funny how some complain about the price of a $100 case or a $30 screen protector when they're placing it on a $800+ phone. In the big scheme of things I don't think it's a lot of money but I know some do. You can't take it with you people!

[Tulipo]

Originally Posted by GalvaJ

So all of those cracked iPhone screens we see are clearly Gorilla glass? Right.

http://www.theithacajournal.com/arti...Phone-possible

"Joe Dunning, a spokesman at Corning's headquarters in Corning, declined to verify the details of Isaacson's account.

But after the book's publication, Corning is publicly acknowledging its relationship with Apple. It previously had been bound by a nondisclosure agreement that designers like Apple use to keep their competitors from learning too much about their operations, Dunning said.

"What we can now say is that we have supplied the glass for iPhones since 2007," he said."

[DroidRules]

Originally Posted by Tulipo

http://www.theithacajournal.com/arti...Phone-possible

"Joe Dunning, a spokesman at Corning's headquarters in Corning, declined to verify the details of Isaacson's account.

But after the book's publication, Corning is publicly acknowledging its relationship with Apple. It previously had been bound by a nondisclosure agreement that designers like Apple use to keep their competitors from learning too much about their operations, Dunning said.

"What we can now say is that we have supplied the glass for iPhones since 2007," he said."

Oh snap! Good find.

[charlesdayton]

Originally Posted by GalvaJ

The iPhone does not use Gorilla Glass. I don't know why so many people think this.

Yes it does:

http://9to5mac.com/2012/03/02/apple-...-for-iphone-5/
http://www.imore.com/2012/03/02/appl...-glass-iphone/

Apple was Corning's first client for Gorilla glass since the original iphone. Also they are their largest client.

That said, Gorilla glass is scratch resistant not scratproof. Also as I mentioned the oleophobic coating on top is not as hard as the glass.

[mastsethi]

Yes, of course it is scratch resistant and not scratch proof. But with the normal day to day usage, its very unlikely for screen to get a lot of scratches.

[charlesdayton]

Originally Posted by mastsethi

Yes, of course it is scratch resistant and not scratch proof. But with the normal day to day usage, its very unlikely for screen to get a lot of scratches.

No but normal day to day use will wear the oleophobic coating as stated in the user manual.

[white4s]

Originally Posted by HickDead

After using screen protectors since I purchased my 4S.....today I finally removed it. Should have done this sooner.

Screen protectors are overrated and unless you're throwing your phone in with your keys or have Freddy Krueger-like claws....they're not really needed IMO.

agreed

[cdd543]

I prefer power support over the sgp though I haven't tried the more expensive one mentioned. Power support seem to last a little longer before being scratched in my experiences.

[white4s]

Originally Posted by cdd543

I prefer power support over the sgp though I haven't tried the more expensive one mentioned. Power support seem to last a little longer before being scratched in my experiences.

im leaning towards the powersupport set or just going to a kiosk in the mall and have them do it, i always get at least one air bubble when i do it myself

[charlesdayton]

Originally Posted by white4s

im leaning towards the powersupport set or just going to a kiosk in the mall and have them do it, i always get at least one air bubble when i do it myself

Use use the tape method and it will remove dust/bubbles.


I also recommend PS. I used to love SGP, but my last experience with their oleophobic was quite bad.

[white4s]

Originally Posted by charlesdayton

Use use the tape method and it will remove dust/bubbles.

whats the tape method?

[white4s]

Originally Posted by tom jerry

I find an article Best iPhone 4 Screen Protectors
.Hope it is useful one.
http://www.iphonestuffs4u.com/iphone...en-protectors/

thank you

[maniacphoner]

Originally Posted by LxHunter

I wish I had started with the Glas.t and didn't waste more than $30 on other screen protectors.

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.

[charlesdayton]

Originally Posted by white4s

whats the tape method?

It is using two pieces of scotch tape to remove dust/bubbles underneath the protector.

You use one piece to lift the part of the protector that has the dust and pick the dust up with another piece of tape. Here is a video tutorial:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYOQD5Jjky4

[white4s]

Originally Posted by charlesdayton

It is using two pieces of scotch tape to remove dust/bubbles underneath the protector.

You use one piece to lift the part of the protector that has the dust and pick the dust up with another piece of tape. Here is a video tutorial:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYOQD5Jjky4

as i just saw powersupports video of it lol, thanks