Please help me find the best anti-smudge screen protector for iPhone 5

[Myiphone7]

One that doesn't make the screen hazy or anything like that.

Is there anyway to make my screen oleophobic again?

[DerekRod]

Spidgen Glas.t

[Myiphone7]

Originally Posted by DerekRod

Spidgen Glas.t

That'd add weight

[DerekRod]

Originally Posted by Myiphone7

That'd add weight

No it wouldn't

[takeshi74]

Try the Accessories subforum. There are tons of screen protector threads that you can reference.

[Myiphone7]

Originally Posted by DerekRod

No it wouldn't

Yea it would

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Originally Posted by takeshi74

Try the Accessories subforum. There are tons of screen protector threads that you can reference.

All right. Thanks!

[DerekRod]

[QUOTE=Myiphone7;16835750]Yea it would[COLOR="#808080"]

Oh I guess your right......

[SoLongAndroid]

I posted this in a different thread. You can find both screen protectors at the Apple store. I ended up going back to the power support one. I don't think it's hazy at all but it's not as vibrant as a naked phone.

Originally Posted by SoLongAndroid

I recently had to return/exchange my phone. The first one I bought the PowerSupport screen protector for it. And yesterday when I got the new one I decided to try this one out as I had read this thread a few days ago.


Power Support


- Zero Glare
-Zero fingerprints, like none at all.
-Perfect cutouts. One for the cam, one for the light sensor, one for the speaker and one for the proximity sensor
-Tiny bit of loss in clarity. I'm not super anal about the screen clarity but will admit their is a noticeable difference. The colors are a lot more matte.





Iris

-No glare, negligible difference between PS and Iris
-Not as fingerprint resistant. It's not too bad but it is closer to a clear film when it comes to fingerprints than PS
-Two cutouts. One along the speaker that extends further left.

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-Almost no loss in clarity for an anti glare film. It's pretty much as advertised in this aspect. This is probably why it has a fingerprint issue. But for legit no glare but no loss in quality it works.





Personally I think I will give the Iris about a weeks use and determine if the fingerprint issue bothers me more than the slight loss in screen quality that the PS comes with. I am leaning toward PS just because I'm not that picky about having a screen that is 90% as nice but with less prints.