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iPod touch Does the iPod need a screen Protector
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Um..... If you want to answer, click your choice and then click vote. Also, I don't really get the point of this poll. What does the person who put this up mean? He/she should be more specific.
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Um..... If you want to answer, click your choice and then click vote. Also, I don't really get the point of this poll. What does the person who put this up mean? He/she should be more specific.
I voted Yes because if the screen of my iPod touch were to get a scratch or chip,
somehow, it'd be so painful to look at each time I used it.
My iPod touch has the full body skin from http://www.bestskinsever.com/. The coverage is barely
discernible, yet the original finish of both the screen and chrome on the back are totally protected.
I've had my 4th gen iPod touch in a Griffin case which protects the back, top, and sides for over 5 months now and my screen is fine. I carry mine almost daily and all my screen has needed is a good cleaning.
Yes they do, even though the screen is scratch resistant I still managed to get surface scratches on my 1st gen touch
In my opinion, its all about personal preference.
I prefer to leave the iPod as it is, the screen is meant to be scratch resistant, however after a few weeks of leaving the iPod protector free, i could notice a tiny scratch on the screen however it was impossible to see when the screen is turned on.
If you are very OCD about getting scratches, then yes, a front and a back cover is needed, but i think the main accessory you need is a case to protect the back, as the aluminum back does make the iPod look quite good if it is perfect.
I prefer to leave the iPod as it is, the screen is meant to be scratch resistant, however after a few weeks of leaving the iPod protector free, i could notice a tiny scratch on the screen however it was impossible to see when the screen is turned on.
If you are very OCD about getting scratches, then yes, a front and a back cover is needed, but i think the main accessory you need is a case to protect the back, as the aluminum back does make the iPod look quite good if it is perfect.
no...i have been using it since months and i didn't emncounter any problem any problem with the screen