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I just can't decide between the original and ultra wrapsol... anyone tried both and can give me an idea?

They both have different advantages, and I just don't know which to get. (I won't be ordering for a while anyway because I am waiting for a white phone)
 
Ive used Zagg since my 3G and am gonna use them for my iPhone 4. Never had any problems. While it is a bit pricey, I dont want to risk putting the shield on and messing up. I bought 2 for 1 full body :D.
 
I just checked out the Wrapsol site, and even with "chatter" it ends up being about $30- with shipping. Seems like a lot for two pieces of clear plastic. Maybe I'm missing something.
 
Quick question

Does anyone know if you can exchange your old 3gs skin for the new 4g skin since it's a lifetime warranty on it?? Or will I have to buy the skin for the 4g
 
I'm a big fan of Power Support's Anti-Glare. I've used the regular crystal film before but I love the Anti-Glare.

One of the main reasons I love it is because it's fingerprint proof (kinda). You have to have greasy/dirty fingers to leave a fingerprint on it (which most responsible adults do not have). When/if you do get a fingerprint on the screen protector, it's really easy to get off. The texture might take some getting used to but if you're a stickler for fingerprints, than this is the screen protector for you :)

When I installed it on my iPhone and iPod Touch I never had trouble with bubbles, it applied smoothly and it was a good experience.
 
I'm going with Zagg since it was free they're posting a lot of codes on Twitter and faceboox mostly 50% off but the free codes are for the first 3 or 5 people who use it. If I had to pay for one though I would go for the Wrapsol ultra.
 
I am using Zagg on my 3G iphone for over two years now, I never had any problem with it. It's on my iPad and it's on my laptop. No issue. It's personal pref. I will put it on my iphone 4 (already ordered with 50% coupon)
 
Zagg for sure! I have had one on my iPhone since 3G and will be getting one for my new iPhone 4. It does a great job at protecting the phone, especially the full body, which is what I would recommend getting. And the best part of the invisible shield is that it has a warranty to go along with it, if the edges ever start to peel or the shield gets damaged due to protecting your phone, you send in the old shield, and they will mail you a new one for free.

I've never tried another product, so I can't say Zagg is the best. However it's what I've gone with and it's worked for me.
 
which one is better?

Wrapsol Ultra (dry application) or Wrapsol Orignal(wet application)?
 
Does anyone know if you can exchange your old 3gs skin for the new 4g skin since it's a lifetime warranty on it?? Or will I have to buy the skin for the 4g

Have to buy a new one..
that's why they do the 'lifetime' warranty.. they know most people don't keep the device longer than a year.
 
+1, though might take my chances naked this time round

I took my chances naked the first time around, about a month after getting it i had a wicked scratch on my original 8gb iphone. I was so pissed because i treated it like a baby, it spent like 90% of the time on my pocket which had at most, lint in it. So i have been protecting my iphones with screen protectors since then. I got lucky too and got a swap out after i scratched it, ah the early days when you could do anything.

I was thinking about the wrapsoul but the install video turned me off. The protector looks kinda *****, worse then the invisible shield i bought when i got my 3G. Maybe there new dry one is better but man that video makes their product just look plain bad, and the girl in the video ****ing it up allot doesnt help lol.
 
I've been using PowerSupport products since before the first iPhones and use them on any device I can. However since they're not shipping until late July, I went with the Wrapsol Ultra(Thanks for the code BTW!). I hope this is really crystal clear like the PowerSupport ones, and won't give me issues when I dock it into my iPod HiFi.
 
For those who have tried the PS and Wrapsol products, do these end up getting grimy and start peeling up around the edges?
 
Sorry if this has been addressed, but...

As a photographer I'm looking for a guard that will not change display quality. I've never found the right one for my 3G and would like to get it right this time. Which would you recommend for maintaining display quality (preventing color shifting or dimming of the display for example)?

Thanks everyone.
 
anybody have any history with http://phantomskinz.com/ the fact that you can do colors is pretty sweet. though it's not clear on how red/blue would look on a white vs a black iPhone. and since I am switching from black to while I probably like to just enjoy the white for a while. still wonder about there quality.

I've used them and they are great. Self healing for most day to day wear scratches. They are installed wet, and take a day or 2 to totally dry, but once dry they stay on. The only negative is that they are a bit rubbery in feel, meaning that your fingers don't slide as good on the iPhone screen.

I'll be putting one on the back, but keeping the front naked.
 
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