Smart Screen Protectors

[docal97]

Wondering if anyone has any experience with these yet? One in the article linked seem to be available, several others are for pre-order. Videos seems pretty cool. Not sure what to make of them yet, but intrigued.

http://www.cultofmac.com/392560/smart-screen-protectors-give-your-iphone-superpowers/

 

[rperalta]

Wondering if anyone has any experience with these yet? One in the article linked seem to be available, several others are for pre-order. Videos seems pretty cool. Not sure what to make of them yet, but intrigued.

http://www.cultofmac.com/392560/smart-screen-protectors-give-your-iphone-superpowers/

Thanks for the link. I just bought an iPhone 6s and about to buy a glass protector. I might as well buy one with smart buttons. The PureGear is available now but .48mm it's the thickest of them all BUT it looks like the easiest to install as it comes with a molding tray for perfect allignment. The Tap by Armorz seems like the thinnest at .2mm BUT it ships in November. I'm going for the thinnest as possible.

 

[docal97]

Yes, very intrigued by the .2 mm size.

 

[vulcanvillalta]

What exactly is it supposed to do? The article fails to make it clear how this will make my life easier.

 

[tranqme]

What exactly is it supposed to do? The article fails to make it clear how this will make my life easier.

They offer touch spots at the bottom left and right hand corners of the screen protector (similar to the back button on an android phone), once 'tapped' or pressed, they will use the back button on an iPhone, which is located at the top left hand corner.

I'm unsure of what the right touch spot does.