xpfshost said:Very difficult to install the full kits without dust/bubbles.

I totally agree. I felt these were particle/dust magnets compared to other protectors I have used. No matter how much I tried, particles kept getting under the film as I was trying to apply it. I was using lint free cloths and compressed air during installation, but to no avail. I also agree with other comments about these not being totally "invisible". While they seem more durable compared to other protectors, I do not like the clarity they provide. I have a Nokia E90, so the inner LCD is much larger compared to most smartphones, so the clarity issue really bugs me. Personally, I'd recommend using tweezers during the install.

Good deal.

But these are way over priced and even after 50% off prices still looks expensive.

I used it on my Cingular 8525. It looked nice initially but after few days of use it just looked bad and I had to remove it from the device. Waste of money in my opinion. Others may have different view.

Cheers

for people who bought this before: does the screen protector require you to use some kind of glue or adhesive? is it easy to get off if you damage it or don't like the way it looks?

easy2kill said:xpfshost said:Very difficult to install the full kits without dust/bubbles.

I totally agree. I felt these were particle/dust magnets compared to other protectors I have used. No matter how much I tried, particles kept getting under the film as I was trying to apply it. I was using lint free cloths and compressed air during installation, but to no avail. I also agree with other comments about these not being totally "invisible". While they seem more durable compared to other protectors, I do not like the clarity they provide. I have a Nokia E90, so the inner LCD is much larger compared to most smartphones, so the clarity issue really bugs me. Personally, I'd recommend using tweezers during the install.

If you're having trouble with dust during application, try doing it while in a steamy bathroom. Apply the shield while the doors are closed and you're running the hot water in the shower. I have an incredibly dusty house and it worked for me.

I got the full body shield for the Zune 80 a while back and I'm generally happy with it. The appearance is definitely glossy with a slight "texture," and the touch is a bit sticky/tacky. I had a few small bubbles during the initial application, but they came out on their own after it dried off. I've thrown my Zune into my bag with keys, spare change, and other random pointy things and it still looks brand new.

Application is annoying, but just remember to use their little spray bottle and spray EVERYTHING. Back of the shield, front of the shield, your hands, and carefully rub a little (within reason!) on the device if possible. And don't be stingy with the spray. When you run out, just refill it with some filtered/distilled water.

Application is annoying, but just remember to use their little spray bottle and spray EVERYTHING. Back of the shield, front of the shield, your hands, and carefully rub a little (within reason!) on the device if possible. And don't be stingy with the spray. When you run out, just refill it with some filtered/distilled water.

This is definitely true. When installing these it helps to use plenty of the spray both on the device itself and both sides of the protector because it will help the squeegee slide and get the air bubbles out. If you need more of the solution mix a couple drops of baby shampoo with water. This is a great product I put it on everything (well not everything but most electronics!)

ShiZZAh said:Bodyguardz is a better type of screen protector. I read an online review somewhere that bodyguardz was clearer and offered more protection. plus, for each package they include 2 sets of skins so its like getting 50%off at invisible shield. Check them out.

So, it's the same price now

bought a screen protector for my new centro. hope it looks good.

clarivue

i've used bestskin ever... good product for 1/2 the price. but with 50% off and what i've heard about their customer service and lift time warranty... i'll bite....

The toughness of this screen protector had me sold. Have you seen the demo videos? Scratching the keys all over it, and trying to break it with a ballpoint pen...pretty good stuff. It also comes with a lifetime replacement warranty.

It took me a good hour or so to apply them to a cell phone (full body), ipod nano (full body), 2 digi cams, and a gps. I had to cut the gps to size as it was too big. It's the only only one that had a piece of dust under it (missed it somehow). No air bubbles in any of them. The squeegee took care of most it. If it didn't, I took off the shield and re-applied. Overall, I am very satisfied with the product.

After the first install, it became pretty easy. Spray your fingers and the shield A LOT. Keep it damp until it is aligned correctly. Remove and re-spray if necessary. One spray bottle was plenty enough for the full body cell kit. I had enough left over to apply another shield. Apply in a dust free environment (like a room without carpet/rugs). Use a lint free cloth like instructed and clean it good. Patience is the key.