Am I the only person who applied the screen protector and found that some adhesive remained after removed the paper tab?
1159404
Yes, that happened to me too. I had to rub cooking oil on it to get the sticky stuff off of the screen protector.
1159405
I didn't have that problem some of my screen protector just would not lay down or adhere properly.
1853839
I would personally be hesitant to use the glue. However, the tape alone didn't really suffice for me. I purchased a pre-cut adhesive (packaged similarly to a screen protector) Excellent results.
209044
I used an iSmooth protector for a year on a Note 2, and never noticed "permanent" tracking on the screen protector itself, only in the oils left by fingerprints/etc. Cleaning the screen as normal restored it to completely new appearance. After a year of use, there was one scratch near the edge but I don't believe that was from the S-Pen.
65946
I'm pretty sure it is a wet application. Spay the cover, then apply it to the screen. That is if you get that far. They are very hard to separate from the backing without permanently wrinkling/creasing it!
1824288
The white tabs are attached to a protective film on the protector. It's like a sticker where you have to expose the adhesive. There should be a thin plastic piece that is removed when you remove the white tabs. That's why they're numbered.
699164
I had this as well. On that white line there will be no "touch" capability on your screen as well. I returned mine a few days ago. I noticed the adhesive wasn't holding on the back side of the piece but decided to see if it would work anyway. I would just return it and reorder. I'm still waiting on my new screen
451384
The protective film is adhered to the underside of one section of the case with thin strips of double-sided tape. I was able to carefully stick a wedge between the piece of the case and the screen protector and slowly peel it off without harming the case or the screen protector (which is pretty much useless after this). Then I carefully peeled off the double-sided tape and removed any adhesive left on it with adhesive remover. After cleaning it up and putting it back together it works just fine.
1717569
Yes I've had screen protector for several months. Around the home button its coming apart.
461227
I popped mine right out as I dislike any of the built in screen protectors of any case. Dust or other debris always seem to make their way in. The adhesive is double-sided tape which I was able to readily peel off. Phone is still solidly in place as there is compressive foam on the back shell which will compensate. Also, unless you have a screen protector that is substantially thicker than the already thick, built-in, one I do not see any issues with any after market screen protector.
783250
No, not all. No issues for me. I use the screen protector Skinomi® TechSkin
86150
Mine has the bubbles and minor peel-off at the top corner as well.The rest of the screen looks perfect, as others have said. I did find it possible to use the flat part of my fingernail and a piece of cardboard to press it back into place so it almost looks perfect. I figure I'll leave it on as a first layer of defense. Zagg.com has great screen protection films but with the ability to close the lid on this unit, I figure I shouldn't need that.BTW- anyone know if spare batteries are available???
927973
I had to guess .... I cleaned off screen then carefully laid it from the top and carefully rolled it down. It works because I've dropped it on the screen several times and it's ok.
394668
it seems to me that the adhesive in on the glass replacement. but if i were you i would still buy a roll of adhesive, just in case
2036149
Whilst putting the protector on, I completely removed it once as the protector was not sitting rightly at the front corners. So right after I removed the first tab, I did remove the entire protector to align the corners, but never observed any residue left on the screen of my iPad air, then. Have not removed it thereafter, so do not know if any residue would be left over prolonged usage. The need to remove it does not arise at all.
46285
it has a little plastic sticker covering the new screen.. Peel it off !! (I did the same thing) HA
2036150
I have replaced the screen protector once, and had no problems with residue after I removed it
1015296
No. It had an adhesive backing. I just cleaned it with the provided wipe and lint remover strip first. Then aligned and applied it carefully, smoothing out the air bubbles afterward. They even have a how to video on their site. I bought the ballistic tempered glass screen protector.