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Screen Protectors with Speck Hard Cases

Are there any good screen protectors with cheap overnight shipping or on amazon with prime shipping?
 
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Macvy Ricky said:
Are there any good screen protectors with cheap overnight shipping or on amazon with prime shipping?
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Look on power support or eBay and see if they have over nite shipping . Bestbuy walmart apple are all stores that carry screen protectors
 
The power support is pretty thin but using it with a bodyglove vibe slider type case, it catches the SP and bubbles one corner. I assume it will do this with almost any case that covers any part of the screen (this one included). Because of this i'm almost to the point of returning the vibe case and going back to my incase snap which works perfectly.
 
Macvy Ricky said:
I just got myself a http://www.speckproducts.com/iphone...fitted-iphone-4-cover-bw-plaid-universal.html

I was wondering how much thickness would a screen protector increase for a case like that. Its a fitted case afterall. Would it put unnecessary pressure on the screen?
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The difference between the new Fitted and the old ones seem to be just a slightly bigger button opening and a bigger camera hole. I saw one of the newer ones for like 5 minutes. Didn't get a chance to actually put it on my phone. If it is the same fit as the previous Fitted (which it looked like it when I saw it) then you can use a Power Support or SGP on the front or back, but not both.

Now, if you go to monoprice, theirs are a little thinner actually and you can get both a front and back on there. Truthfully, while I love the monoprice onces, if you are rough on your phone, these don't offer as much scratch protection due to them being so thin. With the lay on the table design of the Fitted though, you should be ok. The big thing will be putting the phone in your pocket with sharp things. You shouldn't do that anyway but mistakes happen (I've done it).
 
rapaleeman said:
The difference between the new Fitted and the old ones seem to be just a slightly bigger button opening and a bigger camera hole. I saw one of the newer ones for like 5 minutes. Didn't get a chance to actually put it on my phone. If it is the same fit as the previous Fitted (which it looked like it when I saw it) then you can use a Power Support or SGP on the front or back, but not both.

Now, if you go to monoprice, theirs are a little thinner actually and you can get both a front and back on there. Truthfully, while I love the monoprice onces, if you are rough on your phone, these don't offer as much scratch protection due to them being so thin. With the lay on the table design of the Fitted though, you should be ok. The big thing will be putting the phone in your pocket with sharp things. You shouldn't do that anyway but mistakes happen (I've done it).
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power support is great but they are a little bit thicker than some screen shields like the monoprice ones will probaly be ok
 
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