Does it protect against finger prints, is there a big difference?
298885
Yes it does. It fits perfectly very nice anti-glare and no problem responding. It is perfect in my opinion. It is so clearthat you might forget you have the screen protection.
298886
Hi Linda,There is a very noticeable difference.You can even rub your fingers across the screen and still not have an appreciable negative effect.I've even cut one of my 7" sheets to fit onto my 4" smartphone screen ... perfect.These are also being purchased by my computer club members after seeing mine.Recommended.ScottyJavea
298887
Yes, it does seem to do pretty well. Much better than if there was no screen cover. It does get a few prints, but they are easily wiped off no problem.
2131255
I would say no. When my fingers are greasy enough (after I put on moisturizer or eat chips or something) there are definitely finger prints. But they clean up really easily.
1001306
I cannot perceive a difference at all. It works so well with it on. Do they sell a protector specifically for the Companion? If so, I would not hesitate to get it as it will protect the screen and my hand glides nicely across it uncovered or with my Smudge Guard one-fingered glove, which also was a great buy!
1700548
No screen protector is truly "anti-fingerprint" proof. These collect fingerprints quite a bit and are very noticeable. You should look elsewhere it you want better smudging resistance.
373918
Depends on what the fingerprints contain. Of course something like chocolate will show up on anything. The material on the Day Timer is easy to clean.
250973
Yes, it's anti-fingerprint. And this doesn't make it less responsve at all.
943430
I have not seen any fingerprints on my screen ! I've used it for about a month now.
1705464
In my opinion, no. I say that b/c if you put one on your screen colors will not be as vibrant and the touch sensitivity may go down. Yes you will have finger smudge marks on the screen but I have been using mine now for about 3 months now and it is not all that bad.
1609625
I've been using for a while, and my immediate answer is "no." Unless your hands are really dirty, I rarely see any finger or fingerprint marks on the film. It all comes down to how much oil your hands produce, as some may have more oily hands than others. But it has been really clean for me, so I'd definitely say that it's not something you have to worry about.
2218312
I would say no. Mine does show finger prints if your hands are not super clean and dry......which in not usual in my kitchen!:)
51788
I do not think so. You could still see fingerprints especially when you sweating a lot. However, it do protect the screen.
1695755
Yes, it does work with fingerprint. The only thing to look out for is the headphone hole. You must get headphones with a small jack at the end
846241
You will still see some fingerprints, especially if you use the touch screen option a lot; however, they provide you wish with a techarmor screen cloth and a dust tape. It protects well against glare, so no problem there whatsoever
9378
It's pretty good against finger prints and smudges. Over a period of time, the back will scratch
1283417
Hi, there, I got the clear and I'm very pleased with it. Great clarity and after all, I'd have fingerprints if I didn't have a protector at all. I wanted to preserve the bright colors. Enjoy!
108531
This screen protector does show fingerprints, but every one that I have had shows fingerprints. Other than that, I think it's fine.
1275344
Well the only difference is the mechanism for opening the device. I imagine there are pros and cons on both sides. for example, with the keypad device, a child may observe the numbers you are entering and be able to gain access. I have keypad doorknobs on certain doors in my home and my children have observed me entering the numbers and i have had to change them. This was the primary reason i chose the biometric over the keypad. The only drawback i can see with the biometric is that some people have difficulty getting the device to recognize their prints. i too was one of those people but i eventually figured out what i was doing wrong, and now i have no problem with print recognition. If you are willing to deal with the learning curve with the fingerprint recognition go with the biometric. If you have no concerns about kids learning your code or fumbling around with the code in an emergency, then the keypad might work fine for you.