Any chance the clear cover screen can be removed from the product? There should be an option to have the screen protector or not.
909270
It's glued to the case. I was a little concerned with that myself, but as I've been using this for sometime now, I can barely tell that the screen protector is there. But anyway, I guess you could cut it off and it wouldn't hurt anything. It does offer some nice protection though.
909271
No. It's part of the two-part shell that is put together prior connecting to the final top piece.
909272
I easily took a standard box cutter/exacto knife and followed along the frame to remove the screen protector leaving the areas it was glued to around the inside of the frame.
909273
You COULD remove the clear screen cover but I would highly discourage it - though extremely thin, it does provide an extra element of protection and an extra element of snugness with the front part of the case to the back - since it is also sealed to the very edges, it helps maintain water resistance, whereas you using your existing screen protector would not.
909274
No the screen protector is permanent. It is considered a environment protected case.
909275
Hi I just popped the cover off to check and I am 99% sure that you cant take the cover off because it appears to be glued to the back of the faceplate of the case.
407143
Yes you can. This version does not have an attached screen protector for which I'm glad. It came with separate clear covers but you don't have to use them.
500285
Yes, I do not have the screen protector on mine. It comes seperately, you can choose to use it or not.
369248
If you guys purchased the JOTO screen protector from Amazon. Please contact the seller, Tech Vendor directly. You guys could use the following link to contact the seller.
391466
Hi, is a really difficult to do it, in fact the challenge is to remove the screen from the original case without damage the electronical circuit, despite of following all the steps by you tube, in my case we damage the circuit, so the best advice is to buy it and take it to an expert to do it. otherwise is a waste of money not only for the casing for the cellphone
634204
The cover seems to be held on by some kind of glue. I'm sure you could remove it but it may be difficult to get back into place
1186158
I don't think you can without tearing the phone apart. I did check on YouTube and there was a posted video of someone removing it. I attempted that on the phone (same model but one that my daughter face planted into the floor) and I ended up tearing the phone apart to the point where had it not already been unusable, it was then.
1306564
Yea the screen protector isn't very good. I recommend going to radio shack. I spent 20 dollars and it's been on my phone for 3 months
1915618
I had mine over a year, did not notice that it had that. My clear plastic screen cover is part of the case.They might have changed the newer ones in a different way, or from what their on line video shows, that video might have been on the site a long time.
434351
Yes remove the plastic one first by peeling it off starting at a corner. It should peel off very easily. Then follow the screen cleaning/preparation and installation instructions that come with the new screen protector. If you have any more ?'s I will be happy to help as much as I can.
557923
What would be the point if it can not be removed, Say you dropped the phone and the temped glass shattered but protected the original screen. If you can not remove the glass then the screen is still broke
844246
I believe you mail the old screen protector back to them and pay shipping for the replacement. I don't have the paperwork handy at the moment though, so I can't say for sure.
668328
The item does not cover the screen, a screen protector would need to be added separately.
740835
It's not hard to remove. Just pull the plastic piece off the back and remove the rubber portion. If you're using the screen protector you'll have to put it back in every time but not bad in my opinion.
867114
Not sure if possible without issues conflicting w/ screen protector underneath... Would expect there to be problems with the touch screen losing responsiveness - why would you want both? Just switch to the anti-glare and be done w/ it!
1512543
Rami Elamine and David P. Bard, can you comment on whether you are using a screen protector, such as ZAGG or InvisiShield? I have seen a few complaints like this that appear to be related to the dye in the cover soaking into the screen protector. Or is it actually causing problems on the screen itself?
744300
Yes and no. I did remove mine to clean a few small specs of dust that had small bubbles. I successfully cleaned those and replaced the protector. You need a very clean and lint/dust free environment. Once it is in place and acceptable you don't want to remove it because it is very difficult to get it perfect. Just clean it installed.