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I have a zagg invisishield, prior to that I carried my N900 bare in my jeans and with the CP-321 case from noka, it got scratches both times.
Anyways, in the end it had tons of scratches so I replaced the screen layer and put the invisishield (but not before getting three (incredibly superficial) scratches). In other words, get a screen protector. It is the only protection the N900 needs, it is built like a tank everywhere else. |
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I've tried a myriad of solutions, haven't ever really been happy with any of them yet.
1) First was a Zagg Invisible Shield full body. Looked like crap and peeled up after just a few days. 2) Vikuiti DQC-160. Never stuck down completely, even after intense cleaning of the display. Had minor bubbles around the corners. Worked fine, just looked like crap. 3) Vikuiti ARMR-200. So far my favorite screen protector. Had it stuck down all the way on the corners I'd still be using it. Even tried a brand new one on a brand new touch panel cleaned with alcohol (when I replaced my screen/touch panel). 4) Phantomskinz Matte full body kit. Worked great for a while, started to peel and looked ghastly. The matte screen sheet made some text on the screen unreadable, though. Design oversight. Eventually started to peel, very prone to catching dust and dirt on the edges. Oh well, I think its time for an otterbox and maybe a capdase matte screen protector! |
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I use 3M Vikuti DQC- 160 for more then 6 months and I really like it, check out the pics :)
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http://home.comcast.net/~j.p.s5/n900/n900_pre_clean.jpg I call the above "pre clean(ing)" as opposed to "dirty" because it is nowhere near dirty enough for me to notice anything on the screen in use. But I took these pictures because it would be a while before I had time again. http://home.comcast.net/~j.p.s5/n900...post_clean.jpg Above is a picture after cleaning, and the nick that only happened after 10 months is below the "A" in Nokia. Note that the camera has set the exposure to make an essentially black surface gray. http://home.comcast.net/~j.p.s5/n900/n900_on_clean2.jpg The above shows how the screen looks while displaying content with a lot of contrast. http://home.comcast.net/~j.p.s5/n900/n900_on_clean.jpg The above is the first image with content that I took for this message, but it doesn't really show the screen surface. |
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Overall, I have found the OtterBox to be an awesome improvement to the n900. However, I do have one problem with it. The frame for the front of the device feels a bit uncomfortable when you hold it like a phone against your ear. Other than that, I have no complaints |
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Im using Otterbox too and it perfect for me. The only issue is, its bulky. It has plastic outer and rubber/silicon lining which will damp the shock from a drop or hit greatly. I dont think none of the other protector will provide that much. It comes with good screen protector too. Got it for $22 + 3(shipping) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-207-_-Product http://images17.newegg.com/is/image/...207-S04?$S640$ http://images17.newegg.com/is/image/...207-S07?$S640$ |
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I'm looking for a screen protector. Right now just using a softcase and so far still ok.
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Just to add my 2 cents...
I went for the Zagg invisible shield. The full body one. Whilst I hear there have been a number of complaints, so far for the week and a half I've owned it everything has gone fine. I had 1 speck of dust under my screen cover during installation (my fault), but I barely notice it now. |
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