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I'm certain it's not an anti-glare.

I was actually buying this to replace my PS crystal (my fourth set, counting those that I purchased for my 3G) so I'm familiar with the packaging. I agree it looks legit-ish? but it's pretty filmsy and inside, it seems like the films were just thrown in. Truthfully, even though my current screen protector is insanely scratched up after spending so much time in my purse with my keys, I'd prefer it to what I found in the package.

That's a bummer that you got fakes. :mad:

We have the PS HD anti-glare screen protectors on our three iPads and two iPhones. We tried the crystal on my son's iPhone just to see if he'd like it better, but he knew immediately that he wanted to go back to the anti-glare -- he likes the texture better, and also that it doesn't show fingerprints.
 
Power Support Crystal Clear is what I use.

I don't like the anti glare, but to each his own:)
I agree. :)

Because so many people prefer the crystal, I decided to find out what I was missing -- and maybe discover I liked it better too. If I hadn't had the anti-glare first, I'm sure I would've loved it. My first shield was the Zagg Invisible Shield, which I didn't like at all -- too rubbery. I'm glad I tried the crystal, but I'm going to stick with my anti-glare. :):):)
 
This was probably already mentioned in the thread but does not hurt to re-up the message but I personally like the SGP Ultra Crystal clears, they work great, retain the clarity of the display and and thin :).

Hope this helps!
 
Martin Fields are the one of the best I have used.

+ 1 for this

i've tried so far:
-PS anti glare = don't like it cause its reduces the purpose of "retina" display
-SGP anti Finger print = don't like it cause its reduces the purpose of "retina" display
-SGP Ultra crystal = so so quality, perfect cut out, but it's not 100% clear, i can still feel and see that there's a screen protector installed.

Martin Fields = Perfect cut out, it even cover the entire front face camera and the back flash, 100% clear, no texture or whatever, slightly thicker than the SGP and PS, so i guess it have better scratch resistant too, the feel is closer to the naked glass compared to sgp ultra crystal, and it even comes with a small round protector for the back camera.
the only downside is a tad more expensive than the rest.
 
I agree. :)

Because so many people prefer the crystal, I decided to find out what I was missing -- and maybe discover I liked it better too. If I hadn't had the anti-glare first, I'm sure I would've loved it. My first shield was the Zagg Invisible Shield, which I didn't like at all -- too rubbery. I'm glad I tried the crystal, but I'm going to stick with my anti-glare. :):):)

My very first screen protector was a Anti Glare and I couldn't see nothing. It SUCKED in my opinion. I can't take away from the amazing retina display that is on the IP4.

Yes the clear one just attract finger prints but nothing a little wipe down can't solve.
 
I love my Zagg InvisibleShield. I actually like the way it feels and the orange peel isn't a big deal and unnoticeable unless you look at it a certain way, basically looking for it.
 
Recommend "ewoti" screen protector for you

HI all

I am trying to find the best iphone 4 screen protector. One that is easy to put on and 2 that does not leave any residue marks if taken off, and 3 does not ruin or spoil the retina display of the iphone 4 while it is on my phone.

I have seen one at the apple store the Power Support HD Anti-Glare Film Set for iPhone 4 however read some mixed reviews about this one. Anyone recommend anything? I am in the UK so if there is something available, would need to be shipped to UK.

Thanks in advance

What I am using on my screen protector is "Ewoti" crystal clear screen protector . It is awsome, high clarity, easy to install and no residue marks, anti-scratch and anti-fingerprints. :)
It has several series to choose,such as anti-glare screen protector, ultra anti-scratch screen protector, privacy screen protector, diamond screen protector.
 

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I'm surprised than no one has mentioned Best Skins Ever (BSE). They are exactly like Zagg, but about 1/3 the price. They also have fabulous customer service. While I don't have one on my iPhone 4 (because I got a really nice one from Verizon for free when I bought the phone), I did have one on my original iPhone, 3G, and my Nexus One and I was very happy with them.
 
I'm surprised than no one has mentioned Best Skins Ever (BSE). They are exactly like Zagg, but about 1/3 the price. They also have fabulous customer service. While I don't have one on my iPhone 4 (because I got a really nice one from Verizon for free when I bought the phone), I did have one on my original iPhone, 3G, and my Nexus One and I was very happy with them.

I have to disagree with you. I've been using the Invisible Shield for years and was able to purchase a BSE protector for a discount so I gave it a shot. I had it on for a few weeks, and then I had to get my iPhone replaced because of home button issues. When I took off the BSE I was shocked to see scratches on the phone screen that were not there before. That NEVER happened with the IS on any of the phones or iPads I've used it on.

Thus, the Invisible Shield is the most solid option if you really want to protect your phone from scratches. They deliver on their claims, and their Customer Service is really good.
 
Any suggestions for the best anti-fingerprint screen protector?
I'm trying to decide between the Power Support and the SGP Ultra Fine Antifinger Print and SGP Ultra Optics Antifingerprint.
 
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