Screen protectors

[cshaw33]

How do I get the screen protector on without getting bubbles??? Everyone that I try I always seem to get the tiniest bubbles on it (which is highly annoying!!)

 

[itsalexaye]

I usually just have the guys at Best buy or radioshack do mine, since Im buying it from them.

 

[markhunsaker]

Have clean screen, start at one edge and use a credit card to smooth as you go. Slow and steady.

 

[Garz]

What kind? Not all have the same install method

 

[sting7k]

How do I get the screen protector on without getting bubbles??? Everyone that I try I always seem to get the tiniest bubbles on it (which is highly annoying!!)

It also can take about a week for most of them for the bubbles to defuse out, especially if you have big ones. Give it a couple days before you rip it off in rage. After that give the screen a rub with a soft cloth and they should rub right out. This is assuming it's not a cheapo protector, the Zagg and SGP crystal both did this for me.

 

[cshaw33]

maybe I have been using the cheapo protectors from eBay.... I'll get a Zagg one & see how that goes.. Thanks for the replies guys!!

 

[markomaksimovic]

Are these protectors harmfull for the phone?

 

[eirefire22]

Try the Power Support Crystal Film ones - came with a sticky thingie to pick up all the lint, then just simply dropped it on top. No bubbles! Easiest screen protector I've ever, ever used.

I had a heck of a time with the InvisibleShield ones trying to get out the bubbles.

 

[itsalexaye]

Are these protectors harmfull for the phone?

why would a screen protector be harmful to your iphone? its called a screen protector for a reason.

 

[jonmark]

Try the Power Support Crystal Film ones - came with a sticky thingie to pick up all the lint, then just simply dropped it on top. No bubbles! Easiest screen protector I've ever, ever used.

I had a heck of a time with the InvisibleShield ones trying to get out the bubbles.

I second that! I've used a number of different screen protectors and found that the Power Support ones that Apple sells are the best (in my opinion). I've never had any bubbles with them, and they're not too highly priced - 15 bucks for 2 protectors.

If you want to go the ZAGG route, but don't want to spend a lot, I highly suggest getting it from GadgetShieldz.com .. It's the same things as Invisishield, but it's only 7 bucks and free shipping versus 30 bucks for ZAGG. It'll take a week to come in, but totally worth saving the extra money. Plus, from my experience, GadgetShieldz have been easier to install than ZAGG.

 

[Garz]

Yup use Power Support. No water and no bubbles

 

[takeshi]

Have clean screen, start at one edge and use a credit card to smooth as you go. Slow and steady.

The card is also helpful to remove bubbles.

 

[takeshi]

I've used a number of different screen protectors and found that the Power Support ones that Apple sells are the best (in my opinion).

Power Support's screen protectors are good. I personally prefer the SGP Ultra Oleophobic.