I noticed this video on YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRWcUQgVq6E
http://orzly.com/manufacturers/apple/iphone/iphone-6/iphone-6-4-7.html
I've also received some hires photos from them that I'll post up later.
He said it didn't scratch but I saw scratches on the right side of the screen. You can only see it when the glare hits it and he seems pretty careful not to let that happen (also not sure why he kept turning the screen on so we couldn't actually see it)
Maybe it's just a bad video but I was not impressed
Thanks Richard for posting up the pictures.
I did ask them about the warranty and here is what they said.
Warranty is 1 year as standard, however each return or refund will have to be looked at individually as there are a number of things we cannot refund for, such as a bad application which creates bubbles or mis-alignment.
Warranty is not straight forward when it comes to Glass Screens, if the product is damaged when it is received it will be refunded or replaced. If the Glass Screen is not applied correctly and its re-applied several times then the adhesive is weakened, this damages the product and is therefore a user error. Each return or refund is based on individual circumstances.
I also did ask about the adhesive they used on the screen protectors and here is what he said.
The adhesive is silicon based, I do not know all the properties of it. It is not a thick Silicon solution but it is very strong and when removed will remain on the Screen Protector alone leaving absolutely no residue on the screen regardless if the screen protector has been left on for 1 day or two years for example.
Looks like Iloome's glass. Is that a white border around the glass?
Thanks Richard for posting up the pictures.
I did ask them about the warranty and here is what they said.
Warranty is 1 year as standard, however each return or refund will have to be looked at individually as there are a number of things we cannot refund for, such as a bad application which creates bubbles or mis-alignment.
Warranty is not straight forward when it comes to Glass Screens, if the product is damaged when it is received it will be refunded or replaced. If the Glass Screen is not applied correctly and its re-applied several times then the adhesive is weakened, this damages the product and is therefore a user error. Each return or refund is based on individual circumstances.
I also did ask about the adhesive they used on the screen protectors and here is what he said.
The adhesive is silicon based, I do not know all the properties of it. It is not a thick Silicon solution but it is very strong and when removed will remain on the Screen Protector alone leaving absolutely no residue on the screen regardless if the screen protector has been left on for 1 day or two years for example.
£25-£26? Thats just over $40 including shipping. Nah, no thanks...not even sure how it will look on the phone, yet not knowing it will work with other cases....and the wait for shipping.
£25-£26? Thats just over $40 including shipping. Nah, no thanks...not even sure how it will look on the phone, yet not knowing it will work with other cases....and the wait for shipping.
This one looks like a good option for a case friendly protection, but I'd like some more information in regards to the scratches and hardness.
Well this has the same problems as any normal glass protector. There will still be a gap between the glass and the case. It will definitely house dust and lint in that gap.
Just to warn everyone, I placed an order when it was first available and my package was lost. They use Royal Mail without any tracking. I've ordered before but from what I've read, it's 50/50 on getting your order
Luckily their service is extremely good. They refunded my order even after almost 3 weeks.
The photos here are white, which make that lack of seal around the edges hard if not impossible to see here. I was hoping with the thinner protection that the glass would bend a little to adhere and possibly better adhesive around the edge than zagg/extreme. Thanks for the heads up. Hopefully someone can post some pics on the black phone.
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Amazon might be the way to go. At least you're covered better with amazon as the middleman.