Do I have to remove the STOCK screen protector which came with the S4, before installing this screen protector? Thanks in advance.
1556104
If you are referring to the very thin flm protector that you had to install, then yes. My Galaxy didn't come with an attached screen protector.
1556105
I removed no screen protector before installing this. It adhered right to the glass of the screen. I did remove the shipping film from the whole phone before using the phone or installing the screen protector.
2191137
I don't use screen protector. It is easy to remove but I don't suggest removing at all. It is plastic so you'll risk it getting loose or break the hooks on the sides.
1521695
The screen protector isn't part of the case. It is separate so you have the option to put it on or not. If I knew that prior to buying this I wouldn't have got it
1144794
Take the screen off. It wasn't designed to be on there. Remove it and buy a separate screen protector. On Amazon they are as low as $1.99.
1715453
No, the screen protector is built in. I've read online that some people cut them out and just use another screen protector film.
636259
I do not use the screen protector that came with it, nor do I have any other type of screen protector and mine fits perfectly and is very snug.
1521875
I just did it, but it was not obvious. The people who say to remove the silicone cover first are right. The key is that you have to realize that the silicone cover is one big piece -- I kept trying to find a seam to separate it. Instead, hold the case as if you were looking at the phone, and bend back the silicone cover at the corners (away from you). Do that on all 4 corners of the screen -- you'll need to stretch it a bit, but it will come off. Then, you'll just have the hard inner case, which is opened by popping the 2 tabs on the side and the 1 at the top.
1178714
I did not, I simply just stuck it on my screen and used a bubble remover to remove any excess air bubbles. Hope this helps
1183989
after you have it on for a while they may go away. If not you could put on a separate screen protector and remove the built in one.. I didn't find it too bad I use both screen protectors a little bubbling in there doesn't bother me
1228846
I did not take the protector off, I recommend not to take it off unless you have another screen protector, finally I have send the 2 equipments back, because of the lack of technical support.
434351
Yes remove the plastic one first by peeling it off starting at a corner. It should peel off very easily. Then follow the screen cleaning/preparation and installation instructions that come with the new screen protector. If you have any more ?'s I will be happy to help as much as I can.
560335
I have no problems using my Samsung Galaxy S 4 with the screen protector in place. There is a setting in the S4 to change for screen sensitivity.
1429499
You do not have to use the screen protector. It works very well and removes easily. Very good case for the price.
1087218
There are sheets of plastic on both sides of the screen protector. You peel one off and stick it to your phones screen. Once you've gotten all the bubbles off and you feel like you got a good fit, you can unpeel the second sheet. Bam you're done. I'm a perfectionist and it took me less than 5 minutes from start to finish. Hope this helped.
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If you mean the one with instructions on it yes I removed it but since I didn't try it first I can't answer the first part of your question. I did install an aftermarket screen protector and notice no change for the better or worse. I haven't had a problem with the responsiveness but have not had experience with higher end tablets
1196489
Yes, the pre-installed screen protector is just a protective plastic film that has already been applied for you. If you wanted to change it, just peel it off and replace it.
1379858
I haven't used the screen protector that came with my case yet. I'm still using the one that came with the phone.