Zagg invisible shield on ipad 2
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White ipad2
iPF Noob
I just ordered a body guardz full body with ups 3 day shipping should have it buy wednesday and then I can take this zagg back to best buy and get my money back they should take it back even if I used it and if not I already emailed zagg and will have them send me one for free and I will have a back up
Sent from my iPad 2 using iPF
Sent from my iPad 2 using iPF
Some people would write off these accessories as "trivial",that's what I used to think. I never really thought there would be any need for a scratch protector. But then I decided to get one for myself, I chose InvisibleShield. I was concerned about the air bubbles, but another frustrating thing was getting the protective layer to actually align with my iPad and look neat around the side. It was so off mark on my ipad.
If they're going to make these protective scratch layers, they need to make them compatible with the device they are being used for, otherwise there is no point of using it. That is one problem with InvisibleShield, I also got one for my phone, and it didn't seem to fit well on my phone with overlapping areas, and sides that just came up too short, and it was made for my phone's model. I didn't think I will have that much trouble with these accessories, but now I've seen that many of them are no more than trivial "extras".
Not only are some of them rubbish in trying to install, but also unworkable in application. The so-called scratch proofing of InvisibleShield is just unrealistic, as I didn't see a single advantageous trait in its film layer. All in all, it's nothing more than a trivial "extra", which should not be taken seriously as some kind of enhancement.
On a lighter note, some scratch protectors are decent enhancements, like Gagdetshieldz, which really provided protection to my iPad, and allowed for a sustainable, unblemished look, free from marks. That's the difference between an "extra" and an enhancement.
If they're going to make these protective scratch layers, they need to make them compatible with the device they are being used for, otherwise there is no point of using it. That is one problem with InvisibleShield, I also got one for my phone, and it didn't seem to fit well on my phone with overlapping areas, and sides that just came up too short, and it was made for my phone's model. I didn't think I will have that much trouble with these accessories, but now I've seen that many of them are no more than trivial "extras".
Not only are some of them rubbish in trying to install, but also unworkable in application. The so-called scratch proofing of InvisibleShield is just unrealistic, as I didn't see a single advantageous trait in its film layer. All in all, it's nothing more than a trivial "extra", which should not be taken seriously as some kind of enhancement.
On a lighter note, some scratch protectors are decent enhancements, like Gagdetshieldz, which really provided protection to my iPad, and allowed for a sustainable, unblemished look, free from marks. That's the difference between an "extra" and an enhancement.
Todd M
iPF Noob
I LOVE my full body shield from Zagg. There was an issue with the first model where the camera hole on the front piece as misaligned, but that has been fixed. It went on very easily (use extra solution to center it and then squeegee out the bubbles) on both sides, and 24 hours later it was set, bubbles gone, and used every day with out issue. I had one on my original iPad, one on my Droid Incredible, on all our iPod Touches, and soon to have one on my yet-to-be-purchased Thunderbolt.
I swear by Zagg Invisible Shields.
I swear by Zagg Invisible Shields.
There seems to be a few people complaining about how soon the Zagg IS protectors start peeling off by themselves. Have you experienced that? Would you think it was due to improper application?
mendezpenate
iPF Noob
Zagg covers have their limitations.
mendezpenate
iPF Noob
Let me add; I have had zagg covers on my iPhone for a few years. I have installed them with much care. The large flat segments that cover the front tend to last longer. The smaller sections that wrap around corners etc. peel off fairly quickly and you have to cut them off. The covers do protect the front fairly well. Eventually -within 6-8 months the corners of the front cover do begin to turn brown and you have to trim those off. I have decided not to purchase a Zagg cover for my new iPad2.
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