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Zag Full body iPhone 3G
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okay gotcha, I have the anti-glare film protective cover on the screen. I'll just stick to my incase slider then
I have the zagg body shield, and my only complaints are pretty much what the other poster said. There is a definite tacky feel to it, which is sometimes useful in case you nearly drop it, and while I don't mind it, my friends absolutely hate the feeling. Also, the 'orange-peel' look does slightly affect clarity, however, unless you put it against a non covered one, you don't tend to notice it. If I were you and you wanted to change, leave the front anti glare piece and cover the rest with the zagg.
I bought the Invisible Shield for my iPhone a little more than two months ago, but I just removed it yesterday.
It was a little difficult to put on, but I would say I did a really good job on applying it. I have some complaints though. My Invisible shield DID stain after a while (about after a month), and since my iPhone is white it was very apparent. It had an off-white color, and the left and right edges of the back had a very faint red color. The corners would also get dirt clung to it.
I was very surprised on how white the iPhone actually was once I removed the shield. Well I can say that the shield worked, because my phone was scratch-free. I didn't like the screen protector though. Aside from the orange peel effect, it also began to develop two spots on the INSIDE of the film. They were similar to what you get on your car windshield when it rains and the rain dries but you still see spots from the dried water.
The Shield was very simple to remove; you just peel it off. I'm sure the staining of the shield won't be a problem with a black iPhone. But also keep in mind that the Invisible Shield does not protect your phone from drops. It might be scratch free, but it will break.
It was a little difficult to put on, but I would say I did a really good job on applying it. I have some complaints though. My Invisible shield DID stain after a while (about after a month), and since my iPhone is white it was very apparent. It had an off-white color, and the left and right edges of the back had a very faint red color. The corners would also get dirt clung to it.
I was very surprised on how white the iPhone actually was once I removed the shield. Well I can say that the shield worked, because my phone was scratch-free. I didn't like the screen protector though. Aside from the orange peel effect, it also began to develop two spots on the INSIDE of the film. They were similar to what you get on your car windshield when it rains and the rain dries but you still see spots from the dried water.
The Shield was very simple to remove; you just peel it off. I'm sure the staining of the shield won't be a problem with a black iPhone. But also keep in mind that the Invisible Shield does not protect your phone from drops. It might be scratch free, but it will break.
the Bodyguardz version is said to be crystal clear vs the zacc version that has alot of orange peel and is hazy..