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2009-12-02
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I know that the sheild that has been linked on a thread in the forum is the worst one i have tried on a device. You have to apply water and that is problematic, not to menation trying to get rid of the water. Good thing it was 50% off, since I wasted half of what I would have.
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2009-12-02
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Originally Posted by jsuggs
Just bought a phantomskinz screen protector and two different rubber cases. The first one Team C had listed and the link below...see which one I like better.
http://cgi.ebay.com/BLACK-MATTE-CASE...item2a02a9cfed
Just curious, but how do people make money on these things?!? The link above is from Australia, and it only cost $2.87 to have it shipped Airmail.
i got one of those also i was surprise that it fits that good for that kind of money and hong kong took them almost a month to deliver but it does the job
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2009-12-02
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Originally Posted by tissot
I have a Zagg for my fruitphone, and to be honest it's not that great.
I should have my invisible shield today or tomorrow, but anybody have had invisible shield before? I'm most of all interested how slippery the surface is as i have read mixed stories about this.
Firstly it's insanely hard to apply the full body thing, after 4 tries i still have edges that are pealing. Add to that you have to apply it with a spray, meaning it'll get your phone wet (!).
Secondly it's nigh impossible to do it without leaving air bubbles. Most of the big ones dissapear after drying, but usually you're still left with at least 2 small ones.
Lastly there's a more personal thing about it. The one i have has a "grippy" texture, which is fine for the back but not so much for the actual touch screen. I'd hate to see what that does for a capacitive screen.
So yeah, if you get it applied correctly it's probably more or less fine. But the experience i've had with this one is enough for me not to try it ever again.
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2009-12-02
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Just ordered the full body shield from Zagg, $23 including the fee for shipping it to europe.
(20% off with this discount code: PROTECT20)
hope it won't ruin the touch screen's accuracy
Last edited by brog; 2009-12-02 at 14:41.
(20% off with this discount code: PROTECT20)
hope it won't ruin the touch screen's accuracy
Last edited by brog; 2009-12-02 at 14:41.
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2009-12-02
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Originally Posted by synthaxx
I'm most of all worried about having the grippy texture on the touch screen too, not just on rest of the device. I just need the screen protected.
I have a Zagg for my fruitphone, and to be honest it's not that great.
Firstly it's insanely hard to apply the full body thing, after 4 tries i still have edges that are pealing. Add to that you have to apply it with a spray, meaning it'll get your phone wet (!).
Secondly it's nigh impossible to do it without leaving air bubbles. Most of the big ones dissapear after drying, but usually you're still left with at least 2 small ones.
Lastly there's a more personal thing about it. The one i have has a "grippy" texture, which is fine for the back but not so much for the actual touch screen. I'd hate to see what that does for a capacitive screen.
So yeah, if you get it applied correctly it's probably more or less fine. But the experience i've had with this one is enough for me not to try it ever again.
Martin Fields sounds better and better, but a bit too late as just yesterday after 6 days after i ordered it, Zagg finally shipped the thing. Still i heard from one Omnia HD owner that it's just as slipper as his HDs capacitive screen and he is really liking it.
So i guess i of course put it to my phone and if i'm not liking it i will order the screen protector from Martin Fields when they finally get one for N900.
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2009-12-02
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i ordered vikuiti screen protectors and i am going to order the official nokia-case for the n900.
btw, are there any reviews or user-impressions of that case?
btw, are there any reviews or user-impressions of that case?
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2009-12-02
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Threads merged.
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2009-12-02
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I will use sum plastic & scotch tape, dat gud?
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