... A great example of this is our new Touch Duo and our Touch Vibes These designs came from all the great feedback we have received.
Love those. When are those going to be available for the iPhone?
... A great example of this is our new Touch Duo and our Touch Vibes These designs came from all the great feedback we have received.
I also received my fuze 3G today (Silver). I was fully expecting some or all of the negative issues that have been reported. If so, then I was not going to post about them here. Enough negative issues have been posted that piling on would not have helped, especially since Iskin seems to be trying to make everything right, and they have a rep who is willing to post publicly here.
I was very pleasantly surprised that my case has no issues. It looks and fits flush and tight, no die cast markings I can easily reach the silent switch (I am a man with medium sized hands) with a fingernail. Looks like after trying 4 or 5 cases in last last 6 months, the fuze 3G will be the last one.
The "integrated touch through screen guard" is actually VERY good also. I initially planned on trying to remove it and keeping my Zagg invisible shield. I left the Zagg on at first, but that caused bubbles between the Zagg and fuze. Thankfully I actually read the fuze instructions which recommended removing other screen guards. It seems the fuze screen guard works and looks best when applied to the iPhone's bare glass. I took off the Zagg, cleaned both surfaces with the fuze's included anti static/lint towelette, and, most importantly, removed the protective film on the outside AND inside of the fuze's screen guard (yes, it pays to read the instructions!).The screen looks fantastic - like there is no screen guard at all. No bubbles, streaks, or other imperfections. Seems to repel smudges as well - the look of a crystal screen guard without the dullness of an anti-fingerprint screen guard.
Interesting comment seenett. So you are inferring that the people who are having issue with response on the outside 25-30% of the touch-compatible screen protector did not read the instructions (one page leaflet or PDF on the website) nor did they remove the protective film from the outside and/or inside of the protector?
I suspect from that comment you would also assume that those people did not remove any existing screen film from their phone as per the instructions as well. Obviously the only plausable explanation for why there are dead zones around the perimeter of the protector, particualrly considering that any film would be applied uniformally on the protector and/or the phone itself..
Sorry you misunderstood my point. By the way, a writer implies; a reader infers - not the other way around.
Not only do you infer one assumption, you make the leap to a second. At no point in my post did I address screen dead zones, and at no point did I conclude dead zone problems are related to people not following instructions.
I would bet that most other readers understood that I was relating my personal experience with the fuze. I also bet I am not the only one who has neglected the instructions for a seemingly simple product. I tried to tell my situation with self-deprecating humor or the use of bold to emphasize a point. If you have read every single manual and users guide, then you are a better person than me.
Love those. When are those going to be available for the iPhone?
Also, I do have the mark on my dock cover. This really doesn't bother me because I am sure it's just a product of the molding process. Overall the case feels solid as a rock but I just know that metal face is gonna be really scratched up in a few weeks.![]()
Darius have you heard anything from Kristian at iSkin?
Thanks, Wade
patience my friend, he will post very soon. i know because a little birdy told me, and hes a pretty reliable birdy
edit: and no im not telling you who my little feathered friend is![]()
where did all of you purchase the iskin fuze 3g case from? how long did it take to ship?