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Anyone try Best Skins Ever on the iPhone 6 yet? pic pls!
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BSE comes through yet again and with all the right cutouts. I'm glad I went with my gut and purchased already. One question when swiping from the edges does it almost feel like it's not even there?
Thanks for the pics can't wait till mine arrives.
what exactly do you mean when you say 'closed' home button cutout? expecting mine in a day or two. got matte for front and back. i'm and i'm assuming putting anything on the home button would screw up touch id (they used to include a little round piece for the home button). thanks.
Those pictures are nice, thank you.
Is the front protector still the soft/squishy material the back part is? I've always kept away from using the BSE fronts as I feel like the soft "dentable" (where you can indent it with a fingernail, but it goes away after a while) material would be unpleasant for the screen.
Is the front protector still the soft/squishy material the back part is? I've always kept away from using the BSE fronts as I feel like the soft "dentable" (where you can indent it with a fingernail, but it goes away after a while) material would be unpleasant for the screen.
I can definitely see the concern though with the bunch I have done for my previous iPhones and iPads I only came across one botched install on my part. I wasn't being careful when pushing the water out and some got into the charging port of my 3GS and triggered the liquid indicator. Didn't affect the phone at all and it was already out of warranty.
But at least with this BSE covering almost every inch of the back of the device I can totally see the concern with water dripping into the ports. Especially when you have to make your own solution and if you put too much on and its dripping everywhere.
By closed cutout, I meant the home button cutout is a circle, and not a U shape. I talked to Michael, the man leading the operation, and he said they all stayed very late last night shipping everyone's orders. They're a three man operation, which makes it all that much more impressive.
Also, the pictures are of michael's phone; I haven't had time to install my skin yet.
Also, the pictures are of michael's phone; I haven't had time to install my skin yet.
Looks really good.
Really glade they managed to come up with a solution to deal with the screen that curves down.
I hope a solution is as easy to apply as the 1Phone 5 and that we are able to replicate the quality of this application. It looks really, really good. Undoubtedly the best skin I've seen so far!
Really glade they managed to come up with a solution to deal with the screen that curves down.
I hope a solution is as easy to apply as the 1Phone 5 and that we are able to replicate the quality of this application. It looks really, really good. Undoubtedly the best skin I've seen so far!
Purchasing some right now!
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Is that the case optimized one? Do you have pictures of that one?
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Is that the case optimized one? Do you have pictures of that one?
I like to use these when doing wet installs:
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Thanks for the photos! Glad there is finally something that offers full screen protection..but now that means I have to go back to wet install. After using tempered glass, I'll have to get used to the tacky feeling again.
As the pictures are of Michael's phone and not my phone, he installed the skin. He's been doing this for something like 10 years, so of course he's going to have a perfect install on there. It also helps that if he screws up on his own install, he can just grab another skin out of his stock room for free
they don't (or at least haven't in the past). you just use water with a drop of dishwashing soap usually. some people put it in a small spray bottle, others like me just use a large dish, fill it with water, put in a couple of drops of liquid dish soap, and stir. then dip the whole section you're working with in the solution and pull it out and let the excess drip off before applying. i am pretty sure they have videos on their site with tips and instructions.
