just opened kindle fire hdx. do i have to do anything before applying the armorshild?
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No just follow the directions that came with the sheild and you are good to go. It may take a while for all of the little air bubbles to smooth out but they do eventually all go away. Mine has been on since I got mine with no issues.
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When I applied mine, I already had a screen protector on the phone i was NOT happy with. I removed it, cleaned the glass with the dust cloth in the box. I always apply my accessories on a clean dry table before i begin [don't want ANY dust under the protector]. I had my case on the phone which helped me to guide/ placement of the glass. Pressed down on glass from center out and upwards. it did look like i had a tiny bit of dust in one area but within a few moments it went away [which they tell you in the install instructions].I couldn't be happier.....EXCELLENT product!!!
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The only fault I had with this product was the installation. It is NOT easy. I ruined one of them, took it to a pro and had other one put on, took her an hour and it still had aa few bubbles. I could live with that. I no longer have the kindle, haad a defect and I returned and got a Samsung only because it does more of what I wnted, no bad comments about the kindle. Hope this helps.
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I have a Kindle Fire HD 7" that one of my kids dropped on the floor and cracked the screen. I would recommend this to someone with a reasonable degree of mechanical aptitude. Definitely watch some Youtube videos. The hardest part I had with this project was removing the old cracked screen. I'm sure it would come out much better if it was in one piece. I used a blow dryer to heat up the adhesive enough to scrape it out with a razor. Then I used acetone (nail polish remover) to remove the left-over adhesive. Thankfully, the new screen comes with the adhesive already on it. *Tip: pay particular attention removing the speaker wires from the motherboard. I have a Kindle Fire HD 7" that one of my kids dropped on the floor and cracked the screen. I would recommend this to someone with a reasonable degree of mechanical aptitude. Definitely watch some Youtube videos. The hardest part I had with this project was removing the old cracked screen. I'm sure it would come out much better if it was in one piece. I used a blow dryer to heat up the adhesive enough to scrape it out with a razor. Then I used acetone (nail polish remover) to remove the left-over adhesive. Thankfully, the new screen comes with the adhesive already on it. *Tip: pay... » Read More I have a Kindle Fire HD 7" that one of my kids dropped on the floor and cracked the screen. I would recommend this to someone with a reasonable degree of mechanical aptitude. Definitely watch some Youtube videos. The hardest part I had with this project was removing the old cracked screen. I'm sure it would come out much better if it was in one piece. I used a blow dryer to heat up the adhesive enough to scrape it out with a razor. Then I used acetone (nail polish remover) to remove the left-over adhesive. Thankfully, the new screen comes with the adhesive already on it. *Tip: pay particular attention removing the speaker wires from the motherboard. « Show Less
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Hello Ronald W,Our installations are a wet process. Please follow an YouTube video for proper installation to avoid any damages. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZiJt12qEHEWhen applying our screen protector, we generally recommend using plenty of solution and spraying it evenly on the adhesive side, because it really helps make it easier to align the protector, adhere it more efficiently, and make sure there are no imperfections after it dried up. Please note that after application, any bubbles or haziness you see are perfectly normal because they will clear up and disappear within 2-3 days. Day by day, you will notice improvements on the screen protector. iTechAccessory Hello Ronald W,Our installations are a wet process. Please follow an YouTube video for proper installation to avoid any damages. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZiJt12qEHEWhen applying our screen protector, we generally recommend using plenty of solution and spraying it evenly on the adhesive side, because it really helps make it easier to align the protector, adhere it more efficiently, and make sure there are no imperfections after it dried up. Please note that after application, any bubbles or haziness you see are perfectly normal because they will clear up and... » Read More Hello Ronald W,Our installations are a wet process. Please follow an YouTube video for proper installation to avoid any damages. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZiJt12qEHEWhen applying our screen protector, we generally recommend using plenty of solution and spraying it evenly on the adhesive side, because it really helps make it easier to align the protector, adhere it more efficiently, and make sure there are no imperfections after it dried up. Please note that after application, any bubbles or haziness you see are perfectly normal because they will clear up and disappear within 2-3 days. Day by day, you will notice improvements on the screen protector. iTechAccessory « Show Less
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That's a good question. The product I received was not cut out properly so I sent back for a refund. I contacted the customer service but got no replies. I ended up getting Tech Armor HD and it's cheaper AND it fit perfectly. They also replace the screen protector if you mess up on install without any hassle.
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I would personally recommend the ArmorSuit Shield to anyone with a smart phone. Next to cracks, scratches are your worst enemy for physical damage. There are a few cases that might not require a shield under it, but as a general rule I would protect it anyway. Dust can act as sand paper on your screen and the ArmorSuit will protect it from this.
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From the first line of the Technical Details:"With pre-order, your credit card will be charged for the protection plan at the time of purchase, but your coverage will not start until your Kindle is shipped"Seems pretty clear to me.
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One of the answers I read here was that you need to remove the cover. Hope that helps.
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I purchased an original Kindle Fire probably about the same time and recently got a new Kindle Fire HDX. It works great on both of them. Hope this helps!
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I don't know. I doubt it because it's advertised as being a sleeve for the Kindle Paperwhite. The Fire is probably not as slim as the Paperwhite. Why don't you just search on Amazon or Google "sleeve for Fire HDX 7" and find something that is specifically designed for your device?
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Per the instructions that came with my Galaxy S4 protector: 1) Watch the installation video at http://www.techarmor.com/info/help [If you're plans include beer, wine or something a bit stronger; wait until AFTER the installation!]
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Make sure there's no zag shield or invisible shield still on your phone from before you had this case..i found it helps if you wipe the screen w a microfiber cloth then install the case
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You qualify if:If a Kindle Fire HDX has been shipped to you in the last 30 days, or a Kindle Fire is in your cart. Add a Kindle Fire to your cart orRegister a new Kindle Fire
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If I was you I would just upgrade to a newer Kindle I had the same problem. I am about to upgrade to HDX. good luck with whatever you decide to do!
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Use a credit card as you install it to make sure it lies flat. If you get bubbles that'd and you have dirt or lint on the under side of the protector. You are kind of screwed at that point. Clean phone and protector as best you can and reapply.
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Not very hard if you have similar experience, perhaps did the same thing for iPhone, all the stuff you need is in the pack. Find a clear and tidy place, make sure your screen is "uncontaminated" at all before you put it on, or you have to use another protector, it is OK if you have air bubble, all you have to do is push it to the any edges.