I like better than Supershieldz
928729
Went on much easier with less bubbles and without the issues of the edges wanting to come up like on the SuperShieldz protectors.
957771
I just applied the Supershieldz to my Fitbit Blaze last night. Everything I needed was in the packaging, including their website to a quick instructional video I watched. It did take me a second attempt to place it squarely on the face of the watch, I'm thinking due to the small size of the screen, but once I did, it works great. I was afraid it would affect the sensitivity of the touchscreen, but hasn't at all. It works just as well as before I put the screen protector on.
4729206
Dragon Shields seemed to have gotten a bad rep but their new Matte products are stellar. Feels good to shuffle and not sticky.
2805397
sticky on both sides and easily scratched up. Will not buy again -.-
Get Supershieldz instead...Really. That's what I replaced mine with, soooooooo much nicer
4866416
This works much better than the glass protectors, I also love the anti-reflective matte finish a lot more than the glossy ones.
2234140
I bought my cellphone about a year ago and it came with a protective cover already that the Metro PCS guy put on my phone in front of me. I noticed how the quality in my screen was reduced afterwards but it wasn't a big deal since it was free anyways. I removed my old screen protector and boy was I impressed with the brilliant colors and definition I was missing out on for almost a whole year LOL so I was even more happy when after I put on my new SUPERSHIELDZ on and could not tell any reduction on viewing quality. Package also arrived pretty fast so I am overall well pleased with my experience ESPECIALLY since it brings 6. Evey penny well spent.
1347599
HDX is the way to go.  Much better than the glass.  Goes on fairly easy and customer service from ZAGG is great, it is truly a lifetime product because they will send you a new one (just have to pay a few $ in shipping)
4790062
I bought the Speck CandyShell, the  Urban Armour Gear (UAG), and the Diztronic cases for my new HTC One smartphone,  The Speck CandyShell in my opinion is by far the best.  It really holds securely and easily in my hand and the case is easy to remove and install.  The UAG is slippery and not comfortable to hold.  For the price the Diztronic is not bad, but i feel the Speck case offers the best proctection of the three.  I'm keeping the Diztronic as a backup and I'm returning the UAG since I never installed it after feeling how hard and slick it felt.  The Speck CandyShell is a comfortable case which protects the phone well.
490957
I purchased two other screen protectors and compared it against the Seidio Ultimate Screen Protector for HTC EVO 4G, 2 Pack (Crystal Clear).

In addition to the Seidio, I also tried the SGP STEINHEIL HTC Evo 4G Sprint Screen Protector (Ultra Crystal), http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003TML0V4/ref=cm_cr_rev_prod_title

and Three LCD Screen Guards / Protectors for HTC Evo 4G, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003TW9BEM/ref=cm_cr_rev_prod_title

The Three LCD Screen Guards were a cheap version and clearly made the screen resolution (pixels) look less clear.  Ironic choice of words huh?  Yes, it made the EVO's beautiful screen look less clear, as if turning an HD TV back to non-HD, not to mention the rainbow colors it showed on the center of the screen.  I quickly removed it and tried the other two brands.  You get what you paid for.

Between the Seidio and Steinheil screen protectors, I'd say they are about on par, except the Steinheil Ultra Crystal had a brighter effect (it allowed more light from the EVO to reach your eye balls), and the feel against it had less friction than the Seidio.  If I had to choose, I'd definitely go with the Steinheil again.  Just don't make the mistake of what I did by first putting on the screen sticky by accident, and then realizing I needed to use the thicker screen protector.

My wife also noticed the same thing too.  The Sedio clearly wins over the Three LCD Screen Guards.

**** TIP 1: Do not use the stupid squeegie/plastic thing that comes with the product to smooth/remove air bubbles.  It will leave scratches on your screen protector.  Instead, use your thumbs by pressing down on the film against your EVO screen to smooth out the air bubbles as you lay down the protector cover.

**** TIP 2: If you notice that there are particles underneath the protector cover after applying it already, get good ol' trusty Scotch tape.  It's good enough that it'll stick to the cover so you can peel the cover from the EVO screen easily (as the tape will stick to the cover) and will be able to pick up particles, and weak enough that it doesn't leave any messy residue.  For best results, have a 2nd person help you.

If the protector cover is already laid down on the EVO screen and you want to grab a particle that's stuck underneath, you (the person holding the phone and applying the cover) take a piece of scotch tape and stick it on the protector cover so you can peel the cover up slightly.  Your partner in crime will then take another piece of scotch tape and stick it against the under side of the protector cover (right on the cover itself since the particle would have got stuck on the sticky side of it) to pick up the particle.  Once this is done, you can slowly release the protector cover back down and you should notice the particle is now gone.  I did this like a dozen times to remove small particles and it worked like a charm.  It's also best if you do not position your head directly on top of your phone when performing this, as to not cause additional particles from falling down.  If you don't have a partner in crime, you should be able to do this yourself if you're careful.  No liquids required!
3714372
These are ok. I'm still wishing for ArmorSuit MilitaryShield for this phone, but these are a decent substitute. They install easily, but only if you use the soapy water method. There may be bubbles at first, but they disappear in a few days to a week, same as ArmorSuit.

These lose one start for not being that strong (I tried stabbing a pen through the extra one that I didn't do a water instal with), and they lose one more star for not coming with the needed soap solution for the install, or any decent instructions either.

If you want to install these successfully the first time, go to you tube and learn how to install the ArmorSuit MilitaryShield screen covers for iPhone, and then follow that exact same method to install these.
2732697
I have two of these iGadgitz silicone covers. I have the clear silicone skin for an e380 Walkman, and the black silicone for e580. The black cover is noticeably more durable and it holds its shape better. And the edges of the black case sit flat against the device, whereas the edges of the clear one lift up a little bit at the sides of the screen. The black material seems to be a little bit thicker and stronger. Either skin will do what you need it to do, but I like the black one better. Also, the screen protector thats included covers only the viewing area of the screen. But the actual surface of the screen (the Walkman's actual pane of acrylic/plastic) reaches out past the edges of the viewing area. Thats hard to explain, but the result is that this screen protector is actually smaller than the top surface of the screen its supposed to cover, and theres a border around the edge thats always exposed. It seems like a strange way for iGadgitz to cut costs. Im going to buy better screen protectors from a different company. These cases will serve their purpose, but I wish iGadgitz had more competition for silicone skin cases, and had incentive to come up with a better product.
4165017
I used skinomi before with no issues but decided to give this brand a try when I got the S7. I found that I liked this one a lot better than skinomi. Both applications are similar with the spray and set but unlike skinomi armorsuit skin is not soft where scratches become indented. I did have to replace this in less than 6months however but I think that it was my own fault because some food grease had caused the skin to peel off the edges.
1321787
I bought Supershield I was somwhat questing my ability to put it on. I read instruction and YouTube carefully turned out great
1151316
I didn't want to mess with a messy wet application so I bought this after watching a video that gave it a great review.  The pack comes with 2 protectors...and it's a good thing.  I attempted the first time by myself and it had way too many air bubbles.  On my second attempt I had help applying it.  It's not perfect but better with the extra pair of hands.  My suggestion is for iCarez to make a video tutorial for the 12.9" iPad.  I'm sure it would have been much easier on the smaller tablet or phone.
4822621
Much better than the cheap ones I used on my S3, these are much thicker and go on fairly easily.  One nice touch I thought they added, were the inclusion of "dust removal stickers"  I had a small piece of dust near the edge as I was applying it, I simply lifted it up with a knife, and slipped the dust sticker under and touched to the dust and it came right off, so the protector was perfect.
3693451
delivered on time, and supershieldz was easy to put on with great directions
2643116
There are two small bubbles, both at spots where the screen was scratched.
The last screen protector I used cost twice as much for one, making it six times more expensive than the Fosmon. It had tons of tiny bubbles. I got most of them out and most of the rest disappeared, but the screen never looked or felt smooth and it gathered fingerprints and smudges very quickly.
The Fosmon is just a tiny bit stiffer. It went on with a few larger bubbles that were easier to push out vs. lots of tiny ones. There's a protective layer on top the the protector that keeps you from damaging the protector itself while working out the bubbles. It looks much better, but more importantly it feels better, like I'm moving my fingers over glass. And I still have two protectors left for half the price of the other brand.