So this protector sounds like it does not use the static cling method, is that right? And how does this one feel compared to the bare glass?
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Hello Roberto K. Cho - This protector uses a wet application. Each purchase comes a screen protector, solution bottle, applicator card, lint-free cloth, and instructions on how to install. After the protector has been applied and fully dries, it will dry to a ultra-clear slick protector. -iTechAccessory
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I got this protector on the advice of my daughter and son-in-law who have used Skinomi products on all their various screens for some time now. I didn't try the one that came with my Moto X, so I can't really compare the two. The Skinomi does have little marks where I used my fingernail to touch/tap the screen because I'm too lazy to find my stylus, but they don't seem to have the same effects that you mention. I have no scratches. The Skinomi was supplied with a microfiber cloth which is used to clean the glass before applying. I use it to clean the protected screen. If things are really bad, I spray the cloth with a little of the solution I use to clean my glasses and then clean the screen. I do not spray the phone or screen directly.
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It has a very strong adhesive on it. Just peel the protector plastic off and stick it right on (after cleaning the glass of course). Make sure you have it aligned just right because once you stick it on, its on. High heat will take it off if you need to remove it.
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No the screen guard is separate. The phone pops in and you can decide whether you want the screen guard or not at any time. It is the static cling style clear film.
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No, the commuter screen protector is more flexible therefore it appears to be not as thick. Seems to offer very good if not same protection though. The commuter is lighter packing, not so plasticky. The front has a cleaner view of the entire face and the defender covers the top and bottom quarters. Thanks for asking. Good Luck! :)
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In my opinion it is. You spray the side of the protector that's going to touch the screen, wet your fingers (wash before you start this whole thing) and a fine mist on the screen. Lay it down, line it up correctly and the squeegee the whole thing. takes like 60 seconds tops. make sure the screen is flawlessly clean before you start. It drives me nuts to see a little lint or hair between the screen and protector, starting over can crease the protector and get even more dust or lint into the mix.
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It feels like glass, but it is not a capacitive stylus making me think the screen is reading pressure. It doesn't feel like the old PDA soft screens I'm thinking of but it seems like a newer version of that tech. I put a screen protector on mine to be safe, but its really hard composite, or glass. Hope that helps some, great camera I love it.
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I personally have not tried that with this particular one. But from past experience in doing that with other screen protectors, I never got the same kind of "stickiness". I wouldn't recommend it, personally. I just don't think it is going to stick as good. Just my opinion!
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In the past I have never used a screen protector. So I can't make a comparison for you. But it is to me stiff with a smooth appearance. I have seen some that don't look to clear. This one is clear.
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It's glass. It's not like window glass but more like windshield glass, so there are layers to it, but it's most definitely glass. Feels and fits identically to the factory shipped stuff, so I am inclined to think it's the real deal. I've used these for both times I've cracked screens and both times they've worked great. No dulling of touch sensitivity or weird after effects, it's identical to the one your phone comes with (except of course, you know, it's not cracked). Just make sure you remove ALL layers of shipping plastic on it (there were 3 on mine, one on the front and two on the back, though some people report it different ways) before you apply it. It's glass. It's not like window glass but more like windshield glass, so there are layers to it, but it's most definitely glass. Feels and fits identically to the factory shipped stuff, so I am inclined to think it's the real deal. I've used these for both times I've cracked screens and both times they've worked great. No dulling of touch sensitivity or weird after effects, it's identical to the one your phone comes with (except of course, you know, it's not cracked). Just make sure you remove ALL layers of shipping plastic on it (there were 3 on mine, one on the front and two on the back,... » Read More It's glass. It's not like window glass but more like windshield glass, so there are layers to it, but it's most definitely glass. Feels and fits identically to the factory shipped stuff, so I am inclined to think it's the real deal. I've used these for both times I've cracked screens and both times they've worked great. No dulling of touch sensitivity or weird after effects, it's identical to the one your phone comes with (except of course, you know, it's not cracked). Just make sure you remove ALL layers of shipping plastic on it (there were 3 on mine, one on the front and two on the back, though some people report it different ways) before you apply it. « Show Less
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It does tend to ghost - especially if you press hard. This is something that I have found to happen with all the "self-healing" type of screen protectors. Hope this helps.
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for best performance you have to remove anything that is with the iPhone. This window armor is just like a new thin glass which ensures no bubble formation in between iPhone and the product. Do not worry, you will feel just like you are using the original iPhone glass.
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Did you accidently touch the adhesive? Sometimes that ruins that part on most screen protectors. I had one bubble when I installed mine but I pressed down and pushed the bubble to the edge of the screen until it came out. But your saying it isn't flattening out so your piece may be defective because mine was fine and didn't have to flatten out.
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Hm. It is slightly soft, which I think gives better protection, but it doesn't feel kinda 'sticky' like some silicone cases feel to me. To me it compares well with the speck candyshell case feel.
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Is it a cling style screen protector or a hard cover to fit over the screen?
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I use one of those elastic-like stretchy screen protectors (Ghost Armor, similar to Invisible Shield) and it works just fine. If using those types of protectors, you'll notice just a a SLIGHT resistance due to the elastic-like properties of the surface. However, the typical oils that would normally accumulate on the surface would remedy this symptom. If gliding on bare glass, this stylus glides like a hot knife through warm butter.
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This is the smoothest tip I've ever seen. All I can say is from my own experience is that it GLIDES! I can't imagine how smooth it would be on just glass versus all of my extra protection. It's some kind of microfiber which always seems very soft to me. Since it doesn't seem to wear down like rubber I don't think you'd be in jeopardy of scratching your glass with the metal. It is kept clean by being able to click in. If you are really worried perhaps blowing on it to keep it clean before you use it. I don't really know what kind of glass you have but it is hard to fathom that this soft tip could scratch anything. It is really impressive. Hope that helped you. This is the smoothest tip I've ever seen. All I can say is from my own experience is that it GLIDES! I can't imagine how smooth it would be on just glass versus all of my extra protection. It's some kind of microfiber which always seems very soft to me. Since it doesn't seem to wear down like rubber I don't think you'd be in jeopardy of scratching your glass with the metal. It is kept clean by being able to click in. If you are really worried perhaps blowing on it to keep it clean before you use it. I don't really know what kind of glass you have but it is hard to fathom that this... » Read More This is the smoothest tip I've ever seen. All I can say is from my own experience is that it GLIDES! I can't imagine how smooth it would be on just glass versus all of my extra protection. It's some kind of microfiber which always seems very soft to me. Since it doesn't seem to wear down like rubber I don't think you'd be in jeopardy of scratching your glass with the metal. It is kept clean by being able to click in. If you are really worried perhaps blowing on it to keep it clean before you use it. I don't really know what kind of glass you have but it is hard to fathom that this soft tip could scratch anything. It is really impressive. Hope that helped you. « Show Less