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Moshi iVisor AG for 6/6+ is now available

Radiating said:
Any images of it installed in real life?
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I believe I'm going to wait to see it installed as well. It looks very promising but at $30 a pop I need to see close up photos of it installed first. Why didn't they put any photos of the protector installed on their site?
 
Never used a matte/anti-glare protector on my screen. Will have to wait until I see photos of it installed or wait for the glass version.
 
Thanks for the heads up. $30 is a lot for a cover however I like that this covers the entire screen and corners. I want to see if the white is a crisp white and am curious is it yellows over time. Most of us on here trade in/buy new iPhones every year so I suppose it shouldn't yellow unless you leave it in direct sunlight for prolonged periods.
 
I am quite sure this will be the standard once the glass version comes out! AG is also great, I used that with 5S and worked well.

If you need to choose between xt and glass, here is a reply from their CS:
"While both the iVisor XT and iVisor Glass offer fantastic clarity, the iVisor XT uses a microgrid pattern to improve touch sensitivity that is not present on the iVisor Glass. The microgrid is occasionally very slightly visible when the screen is not in use or in certain lighting, so for the highest clarity my recommendation would be the iVisor Glass."
I am not sure if this means that glass has slightly less touch sensitivity but I will go for that anyway.
 
I just got mine today. Sorry for the slightly blurry pics, but my room doesn't have the greatest lighting. I was planning on installing it, but I had to wash it since there seemed to be some dirt stuck on the screen side of the protector. Test fit shows it fits with the Apple silicone/leather case and leaves about a 1 mm gap
 

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BlaqkAudio said:
I just got mine today. Sorry for the slightly blurry pics, but my room doesn't have the greatest lighting. I was planning on installing it, but I had to wash it since there seemed to be some dirt stuck on the screen side of the protector. Test fit shows it fits with the Apple silicone/leather case and leaves about a 1 mm gap
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Does the screen completely stick?
 
I was surprised that the AG was released before the XT. I have the XT for iPhone 5 so please share your review after installing. Thanks

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4583568 said:
I am quite sure this will be the standard once the glass version comes out! AG is also great, I used that with 5S and worked well.

If you need to choose between xt and glass, here is a reply from their CS:
"While both the iVisor XT and iVisor Glass offer fantastic clarity, the iVisor XT uses a microgrid pattern to improve touch sensitivity that is not present on the iVisor Glass. The microgrid is occasionally very slightly visible when the screen is not in use or in certain lighting, so for the highest clarity my recommendation would be the iVisor Glass."
I am not sure if this means that glass has slightly less touch sensitivity but I will go for that anyway.
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How did the AG affect clarity on your 5s? Was it reasonable?
 
AuroraProject said:
Can you post some more pics once you've installed it, and one with the screen on please.
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See attached. It was hard to get close ups with my mom's 5, but I tried to show the gap.

LFCYNWA said:
Does the screen completely stick?
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Only the colored part of the protector has adhesive. I can only tell that it's not lying flat against the screen on the very edges; you can feel a slight bump if, for example, you swipe up for control center. It seems the curved part has some adhesive on it; I'm not sure yet if it will prevent it from minor lifting.


Coming from a Best Skins Ever film, the iVisor is very smooth (whereas the BSE had a rubber, tacky feel). Cutouts are precise and the screen protector is fairly thin; it doesn't interfere with Touch ID. There is a slight gap on the edges, but I suspect Moshi did that to ensure better case compatibility. It doesn't interfere at all with putting on my Apple silicone case. As an anti-glare protector, it does reduce clarity and make the screen a bit duller, but it's not as bad as I thought it would be. The last AG screen protector I had was the Spigen Ultra Fine for my 4; I'd say the iVisor does not affect the screen as much as the Ultra Fine did.

EDIT: Sorry, just noticed I forgot to upload the photos last night.
 

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BlaqkAudio said:
See attached. It was hard to get close ups with my mom's 5, but I tried to show the gap.



Only the colored part of the protector has adhesive. I can only tell that it's not lying flat against the screen on the very edges; you can feel a slight bump if, for example, you swipe up for control center. It seems the curved part has some adhesive on it; I'm not sure yet if it will prevent it from minor lifting.


Coming from a Best Skins Ever film, the iVisor is very smooth (whereas the BSE had a rubber, tacky feel). Cutouts are precise and the screen protector is fairly thin; it doesn't interfere with Touch ID. There is a slight gap on the edges, but I suspect Moshi did that to ensure better case compatibility. It doesn't interfere at all with putting on my Apple silicone case. As an anti-glare protector, it does reduce clarity and make the screen a bit duller, but it's not as bad as I thought it would be. The last AG screen protector I had was the Spigen Ultra Fine for my 4; I'd say the iVisor does not affect the screen as much as the Ultra Fine did.
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So is the protector curved at the edges too? Or is it like the iloome where they use silicone to fill in the gap between the curved part of the glass and the protector?
 
Kisey said:
So is the protector curved at the edges too? Or is it like the iloome where they use silicone to fill in the gap between the curved part of the glass and the protector?
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The protector is plastic so it does curve at the edges. I noticed Moshi uploaded photos on their website. You can see it does curve a bit at the edges, but there is still a small border that is exposed.
 
BlaqkAudio said:
See attached. It was hard to get close ups with my mom's 5, but I tried to show the gap.



Only the colored part of the protector has adhesive. I can only tell that it's not lying flat against the screen on the very edges; you can feel a slight bump if, for example, you swipe up for control center. It seems the curved part has some adhesive on it; I'm not sure yet if it will prevent it from minor lifting.


Coming from a Best Skins Ever film, the iVisor is very smooth (whereas the BSE had a rubber, tacky feel). Cutouts are precise and the screen protector is fairly thin; it doesn't interfere with Touch ID. There is a slight gap on the edges, but I suspect Moshi did that to ensure better case compatibility. It doesn't interfere at all with putting on my Apple silicone case. As an anti-glare protector, it does reduce clarity and make the screen a bit duller, but it's not as bad as I thought it would be. The last AG screen protector I had was the Spigen Ultra Fine for my 4; I'd say the iVisor does not affect the screen as much as the Ultra Fine did.

EDIT: Sorry, just noticed I forgot to upload the photos last night.
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kinda disappointed that the LCD portion of the screen protector doesn't retain the black "blank" screen look.
 
Me too. I was going to jump on the XT when it comes out but I'm tired of the grid on the version for my 5 so glass is the way to go.
 
iVisor AG for 6/6+

I've actually had one of these on my iPhone 5 since I got it. Absolutely love it and worth the $30. It has been removed and washed, as instructed, and it always goes right back on perfectly. I would highly recommend it. As a matter of fact, I stumbled across this forum as I was searching for a place to order another one for my 6+.
 
BlaqkAudio said:
I just got mine today. Sorry for the slightly blurry pics, but my room doesn't have the greatest lighting. I was planning on installing it, but I had to wash it since there seemed to be some dirt stuck on the screen side of the protector. Test fit shows it fits with the Apple silicone/leather case and leaves about a 1 mm gap
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What type of screen protector is this? Where did you buy this? According to Moshi, iVisor Glass will be available 2-3 weeks from now November 1, 2014.
 
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