I HATE screen protectors
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skimonkey said:I, so, agree! I went thru ~ 5 screen protectors, because I was unsteady and a doof to put it on correctly. The zagg protector was my first try and that was the worse.
Finally, I've put one decent--and am happy with it.
I had to re-apply it . And that made my bubbles. So I just got a new one
I put a screen protector on my iPad as soon as I received it. Beginners luck, I guess, because it went on with only one small bubble that is almost off the viewing area.
After reading innumerable posts about how difficult it can be, I put one on an iPod touch. What a disaster. Bubbles all over the place and a line running diagonally down the screen that looks for all the world like a huge scratch. I hate screen protectors, but I'm keeping mine on.
After reading innumerable posts about how difficult it can be, I put one on an iPod touch. What a disaster. Bubbles all over the place and a line running diagonally down the screen that looks for all the world like a huge scratch. I hate screen protectors, but I'm keeping mine on.
If I do get a screen protector, I can see myself having a time with it. The iPhone ones I've messed up I can usually fix. My iPhone 4 I had no issue,on it went on the first try. My 4s I had to fuss with, take off and put back on, but then it was fine. My three other iPhone, one of them, same fuss then fine, another I asked my husband, the king of being able to put them on in one fell swoop to do it, but decided LOL that geez, I should be able to put the darn thing on my phone screen at least! Like I said, I had BB do the Invisible Shield on my 1 because I didn't want to mess with the whole water use and squeegee deal. and now I'm living "life on the edge " for me without one on my 2. I'm surprised that I'm not having a fit, because usually it's a big must for me.
Hmmm...
My first IPad and I got a screen protector (cheap one) to protect from scratches, splashes etc...
Went on easy.. Ok if you look really closely there are a couple of really small bubbles, but I am never aware of them during normal usage. And I
know that should I ever need to peel it off, underneath the screen is pristine ...
For my money, it's worth it...
My first IPad and I got a screen protector (cheap one) to protect from scratches, splashes etc...
Went on easy.. Ok if you look really closely there are a couple of really small bubbles, but I am never aware of them during normal usage. And I
know that should I ever need to peel it off, underneath the screen is pristine ...
For my money, it's worth it...
WitchOneSalem
iPF Noob
britpoper said:I make the shop assistant in mall where I bought the screen protector+case apply it for me.
Therefore I got a pretty screen protector without bubbles and dust
I think that it is amazing how some peeps can put screen protectors on these devices and not have any bubbles show up.
I wonder how much Best Buy would charge to put on a screen protector if the screen protector wa not purchased at Best Buy. Buy.
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joespacial
iPF Noob
Screen and back protectors aren't bad - though they do require a LOT of experience to be put in successfully. I've been putting them in for myself and other for years, so I'm quite pro at it now. You can barely tell there is a protector on it.
WitchOneSalem
iPF Noob
Norriemca said:
I purchased a Masque screen protector it was a 3 pack deal.
How can another type screen protector not have any bubbles while applying?
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freebirdforever
iPF Novice
Its all about how it is applied. If the screen protectors are applied with a solution, it minimizes-if not prevents/stops-bubbles. If they are just a one shot sticky back type screen protector, bubbles are bound to occur at some point.
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