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Pics of my Invisible Shield installation on iP4
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I have used both on my 3GS but I prefer the crystal clear over the anti-glare.
Both are very good and easy to put on with no liquids.
For the guy that said invisible shield didn't fit, what are you talking about. Mine is on perfectand literally fits perfectly. Couldn't ask for a better skin. I do have a wrapsol ordered but might leave this in cause it looks so damn good. Also it doesn't affect the screen clarity
i've used the invisibleshield since the first gen iPhone in a bevy of ways (full protection, screen only, etc...) depending on if i wanted to use another case or not. this is by far the best screen / full body protector available for idevices. holds up like a champ and does a hell of a job. this is going to be perfect with a front and back and a bumper for the iphone 4. the same glass used to make helicopter windshields and the same material used to protect helicopter blades... i'm guessing the redundant reinforcement here is going to be a win.
for those of you wishing there was more than one, please keep in mind that the point of the invisibleshield is to not really need more than one. they don't get all scratched up themselves like other screen protectors and if something does happen to it they replace it for you no questions asked. and don't worry about the "wet" install, not only does it make it super easy, but it creates 0 water damage issues.
for those of you wishing there was more than one, please keep in mind that the point of the invisibleshield is to not really need more than one. they don't get all scratched up themselves like other screen protectors and if something does happen to it they replace it for you no questions asked. and don't worry about the "wet" install, not only does it make it super easy, but it creates 0 water damage issues.
I made the stupid mistake of buying IS again, after hating it on my 3GS. I only bought it because it was the only iphone4 film shipping.
It is complete junk. I have a perfect installation with no bubbles or rainbow lines.
The problem? Orange peel. Both front AND back. After 4 iPhones they still haven't figured out how to get rid of it.
Save yourself the trouble and get a Bodyguardz or Wrapsol. Zagg is dead.
It is complete junk. I have a perfect installation with no bubbles or rainbow lines.
The problem? Orange peel. Both front AND back. After 4 iPhones they still haven't figured out how to get rid of it.
Save yourself the trouble and get a Bodyguardz or Wrapsol. Zagg is dead.
I have this Invisible Shield on my i4 as well, and it was so very easy to get it lined up perfectly. The back is a matte like finish, which I like because it looks durable.
not to hijack your thread but will i be alright to turn it on after 12 hours of application as i need it for the morning ?
You can speed up the drying process with a hair dryer. Not too hot! Just test the temperature with your hand and blow on it for 5 minutes or more if needed. Press with your fingers to work out any bubbles. Even sitting it in front of a fan would help. I don't like water sitting on/in my phone for very long.
My installation weeks ago came out good. The skins are starting to get cruddy with use. There has always been orange peel that distorts the screen graphics in an ever so slightly way. Depends upon viewing angle. I don't think I'll go for a free plus shipping trade with the manufacturer. I will look into another brand once the IS gets sufficiently deteriorated.