What is the best quality screen protector? I'm considering Tech Armor, Power Support, or ZAGG.
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Hands down the best screen protector is the spigen glas.tr or any of the spigen glas series. It is highly impact resistant and is feels just like the glass on the phone. They are a bit pricey ranging from $30-40 but are well worth the money. It is the only screen protector I will buy and after purchasing one I am confident you will say the same. Easiest to install as well as they are more rigid.
998506
Rhino Shield. Awesome -- has saved my bacon through many drops. http://shopify.evolutivelabs.com/
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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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Yes but DO NOT get the one sold by Tech Armor, it is junk and the company will not honor their warranty if anything goes wrong. Instead buy the ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass for Apple iPhone - Case Friendly. Trust me, if that one does you wrong, I will personally reimburse you!! Lol
939146
Avoid covers like the invisible shield (Zagg) if you want to use it with this case, though. The one that comes with it works perfectly though. Be careful not to catch it and stretch it while applying it, since the film is thin (it has to be).
556547
I popped my screen protector out because it caused a rainbow effect and then I installed a zag shield and it works great. I also trimmed the old screen protector and put it behind my N7 so that it wasn't exposed when the back stand is open.
630229
I had a Zagg protector on my iPad that wasn't suppose to smudge...but it does smudge very easy. The Luvvitt is so easy to wipe clean. If it was me I would go with the Luvvitt. I don't think you will be disappointed. I'm very happy with mine.
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I am not sure what a tempered glass screen protector is. I have a screen protector and it's a thick plastic. For 20 bucks, this is a steal. You pay 40 or 50 bucks for something of the same quality in the store. Let me know what tempered glass is
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I would suggest the Skinomi Tech Armor glass. I dropped my galaxy s5 on the cement a few days ago and noticed cracks on what appeared to be the screen. I was bummed out. when I got up the next day I peeled off the protector and it was just the protector that was cracked, not my screen. I just ordered another one. :)
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Yes, I use the new Zagg tempered glass screen protector. Fits well with no issues
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I use any of the cheap 3 packs of "crystal clear" "HD" screens- they always work well. Basically, the screen protectors are the same across all of the brands. There are two different types: 1. the static adhered type (my preference) which come in matte/glare reducing and clear/HD; 2. the type that have an application solution that must be applied (Zagg/Armor Suit etc.). I've tried Zagg and Armor Suit across different devices and have never liked them. Their sticky texture is annoying, and can aid in premature peeling of the protector; however, they have a better anti scratch coating for the screen protector itself. What I mean, is that any screen protector is going to protect the glass screen of your device- all of them are thick and tough. It would take a razor to get through the screen protector to scratch your screen. But the Zagg type can hide scratches oh the protectors' surface better than the static type. Also, the Zagg types can make stylus using slightly more difficult at times because of the sticky texture- even the improved protectors that promise a more glass-like surface are still stickier than the static adhered protectors. The other type of protector, my favorite, are the static adhered type. They leave no residue when removed, feel more like glass instead of a sticky film like the Zagg protector, and never have the peeling issues of Zagg type protectors. However, the static type can get little micro scratches on their surface- you can't see them when the screen is on, and they don't affect performance- but they can be seen when viewing with the screen turned off- while tilted to catch the light. Again, the glass screen itself won't ever be scratched- just the outer surface of the screen protector. After Approximately 6 years of trials with both types of protectors, I always get the static adhered type- not the solution-required type. Hope this helps!
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Maybe Armorsuit, since it is one of the easiest to install screen protector. But i have no idea how a stylus can scratch the screen though, maybe frequent usage wear out the protective cover.
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Same thing happened to me. I checked with Spigen. They offer a "discounted" replacement fee. Frankly, it wasn't worth the hassle for me. I ended up purchasing a "flexible" tempered glass protector. We'll see how that works. I thought these protectors would be more resilient but it seems they are not. Instead of being indestructible and shatterproof they are now marketing them as a way to prevent damage to the actual screen. In that regard.. yes they work.
951072
I've used tech armor and and invisible shield. The lip of the case covers the edges of the fitted screen protector perfectly
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This screen protector awesome. Just squeegee out as many bubbles as you can and after 3 days this zagg is by far the best I've ever used. Keep ipad in some kind of case to protect the edges but mine is perfect with lots of use. Highly recommend. It has a nice feel to it when you're using it.
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One note to a previous message. You may want to consider Zagg which has a privacy screen protector. My wife uses that and likes it very much.
264808
Commuter has a cruddy screen protector that is a separate piece that you'll throw away after a week and buy one from skinomi or zagg. The defender has a screen protector as part of the case permanently. It feels like a garbage bag. It's annoying. I'd get the commuter and a Skinomi or zagg.
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I cannot comment on Zagg because I have never used it. But I have used ArmorSuit for my Nook HD+, and found it to be an excellent product. Please take the time to apply it carefully, and be a little patient - for though you can start using your machine after 24 hours, the tiny air bubbles can take a couple of weeks or more to disappear completely. But that is no big deal because you can still use it without any problem. In conclusion, I am very satisfied with the product.