Is this screen protector the rigid kind, that are fairly easy to apply, or the floppy kind, that I can never seem to get all the bubles out of?
592166
It's fairly rigid. There is a little flexibility to it but not much. I was able to place mine quickly and with only one or two small bubbles that were too stubborn to leave.
592167
It's the 'rigid' kind and comes with instructions and tools for easy application. Took under three minutes and most of that time was spent making sure the screen was clean and properly aligned
592168
Fairly rigid, not the most rigid I've used. But I've only done phone screen protectors before this, so the increased size made it a little more difficult than I was used to but worked well and I got the couple little bubbles out easily.
592169
I had no problem applying it to my Galaxy Tab,no bubbles or loose ends,but I cleaned my Galaxy Tab with a new cloth an some windex,an it went right on with no problems what so ever!
592170
It is fairly rigid, but requires some careful attention to detail and gentle hands when applying to your screen. I had two small bubbles, but was able to clear them away using the enclosed card. Otherwise I am very pleased with my purchase.
592171
pretty rigid and easy to apply. I didn't get any bubbles when applying it and cannot even tell it is there.
592172
This is the rigid kind and comes in a 2-pack. Should you buy the item, I would strongly encourage you to visit your carrier's retail service center to have it applied bubble free. The second screen would allow application to a second device (ie, warranty/insurance exchanges). I have no complaints against the product.
592173
It was rigid, I followed the instructions and got it dead on in the first try, not a single bubble. Maybe it was a lucky shot, but I thought it very staright forward and easy. Been on a couple of weeks now, works perfect. Good luck
592174
Pretty rigid with film on both sides. Its a perfect fit and is easy to apply. The few tiny bubbles have already disappeared and it has only been a few days.
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!
1787275
Currently using a thin rigid screen protector with this case. The screen protector does not get In The way of the case at all
1747462
The screen protector is just standard clear film. It is not a hard plastic protector.
429741
Never used/seen the Obliq one, but I would say it leans more towards the soft side. Applying it is pretty tedious, though, just like most screen protectors. If your main goal is to get the screen protector, I'd look elsewhere, but the case itself is fantastic & creates a "lip" so if you put your phone face down, it rests on the case & not the phone/screen.
1214445
I found that the screen protector is very clear. I have had a few protectors that were just as you described (grainy, noisy). This one was as close to no-impact as I have seen. As a side note, there was also no loss in touchscreen responsiveness.
1803194
it applies fairly simple, it just sticks to the screen, i did not have much issues with bubbles either
1420564
Yes, very easily. Just catch an edge or corner with a finger nail and it will peel off as though it was never there. I've done this a number of times. I will continue to use this screen protector as long as it is available.
1065898
I've installed many screen savers. Clean your screen gently with a lint free cloth. I think they provide one. Remove all smudges and make sure it's shpotless. Watch the video. When you lift the final shield (number 2) be careful not to lift up the actual screen protector. It may lift a little but no worries. I think the most IMPORTANT thing is to work from top down rather than paste the whole thing at once. Work from top down evenly and you won't get bubbles.
1791437
Same here. I just applied it dry. Ended up with some big bubbles. Left it like that didn't want to press on the screen to much.
1270410
It is flexible. It looks like all of the other screen protectors, but it differs in that it never bubbles.
2204964
The screen protector is pretty tight in the middle screen, but not as much in the corners, but I haven't had any problems with the functioning of the touch screen. No real build up of dust or any other particles inside the screen for me
636266
I do not use the screen protector that comes with the case, but I do have my own (sort of sticky---gummy, maybe) screen protector, which might keep the sides down (if indeed you are talking about the rubber portions on the sides of the screen. Otherwise, yes, it might be a little looser than average. I would have to see a picture.
1065896
Hi there! Definitely go with the dry screen when installing! Try to do it from one end to another. Don't put the whole protector onto the screen once. Try to do it as the instruction pictures show! Good luck!!
1702188
Yeah, its pretty easy to install. Just make sure your screen is TOTALLY free of dust or fingerprints! Try to do it on a warmer day, too. Makes it easier to manipulate. Good product!
407304
Not at all. I use an OtterBox case that used to be really irritating in the fact that it would always peel away plastic screen protectors, but this one is still solid months later.
661050
My daughter has a silicone case and it has done just fine. I'm not familiar with the one you own however, this particular screen protector has not lifted on the edges like others I've purchased. Even with the flexible movement caused by the silicone case, this screen protector has stayed in tact.