TripleOne
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I still prefer Spigen. It’s 1/10 of the cost at $4 per screen protector and quality is excellent.
That’s understandable, and I respect that Sir.
I still prefer Spigen. It’s 1/10 of the cost at $4 per screen protector and quality is excellent.
Wow, I wish I could be that lucky. I’ve never dropped my phone from that high, but I have had two separate phones get bumped off tables and the screen broke both times.
I've dropped my 7+ from the top of a 6 foot ladder and no damage (case and screen protector). My wife knocked her 7+ off the top of her car and only a small scratch on the back (screen protector and no case). My son dropped his 6s+ from his waist and shattered the screen (case and screen protector).
I always use screen protectors. Glass when possible. Can’t seem to fully enjoy the phones without doing what I can to protect them.
I always feel “safe” with a screen protector installed. Although there’s that other feeling of enjoyment without one, due to how clean and sleek it the display looks without.
Last stone I didn’t use one it was way back with a Note 2...and that ended badly in that I got a scratch that I could see which is one too many. I’ll be using screen protectors from here on out until screens are proven to be scratch proof in daily use. I like my phones as flawless as possible... OCD.
I'm not sure about that product but it sounds a lot like the Rhinoshield Impact Protection one which is $25 and they have videos where they hammer on it (backed up by multiple YouTube reviewers doing the same or dropping heavy metal balls on them). I've used one and had no issues with clarity or responsiveness. The only downside vs. naked or tempered glass is the oleophobic properties are not as good so there's more fingerprinting. If you need maximum impact protection though it's worth it.
I am using a liquid glass protector on my X since I got my phone in September. This thing is worth every dime. No scratches - nothing on the screen since I applied it almost a year ago.
I have the Belkin from the Apple Store and had it for many months. It did cost but they can do it lint free and perfectly straight since they use a machine to apply it. No scratches, bubbles, or anything. Just perfect and still no scratches.
I got the Belkin on your recommendation and it's definitely better than the cheaper Spigen. The coating has held up quite nicely while the Spigen would wear out quickly and show fingerprints.
Yeah the oleophobic coating on the spigens is gone in a month or two. That’s what I use to always use. So decided to spend the $39 and get it done at Apple. Perfectly straight install with no dust. I’ve had mine on here for maybe 6 months and the coating is still great. So I’ve learned you get what you pay for.
I have the Belkin from the Apple Store and had it for many months. It did cost but they can do it lint free and perfectly straight since they use a machine to apply it. No scratches, bubbles, or anything. Just perfect and still no scratches.
I am using a liquid glass protector on my X since I got my phone in September. This thing is worth every dime. No scratches - nothing on the screen since I applied it almost a year ago.
They did mine too and had lint and dust lol... not always perfect