Yikes. Just use a paper napkin. Same protection.
350292
Tacky. Thinner than the cheap paper napkins. Edges uneven. Unraveling. Not sure what I expected at this price point, but certainly not this bad. Wanted them to provide some kind of protection on new nightstands. That's laughable now.
398823
need I say anymore? I'm floored that I purchased something for 40.00 and its either used, or returned when I specifically purchased "new". McDonalds napkins!!!? Seriously
1952011
I am obsessive about using screen protectors on handheld devices.  They are always a little challenging to install perfectly (aligned, no bubbles, etc.).  But I have a lot of practice.

These are awful.  The material is a thin stretchy material, not a hard plastic.  As a result there are lots of bubbles.  Even worse, because the material is not a hard plastic, any marks on the material are immediately visable.  I was able to install two of the three perfectly, but immediately covered them in scrapes and scratches while using the cloth to smooth out the bubbles.

The high-res screen of your iPod touch or iPhone deserves better than this.  I will be looking for something else.
4823002
Wholeheartedly agree with the other reviewer.  It's amazing something as simple as a tp holder can be so messed up ( and cost so much.) You are stuck with a fixed width that MUST fit your paper roll like a glove or else bathroom comedy ensues as the roll keeps falling off.  I guess the previous owner enjoyed "high-end" toilet paper and I should be purchasing toilet paper commensurate to my high end bathroom accessories. /eyeroll
4247544
These mats are no good. I put a hot pizza box on the mat/runner and the steam left an impression of the mat on my coffee table.  Crumbs and liquids seep through the "woven" mat and if you don't notice it will stain your table.  No good.
3518983
I like this wallet clip a lot. But I quit using it after I simply put my hand in my pocket and my middle finger hit the corner and took a huge hunk of skin out and I started bleeding in a restaurant.
1596805
Always takes a lot of grease from our hands. No better protection for a computer though.
1155202
This is the only iPad screen protector I have used so far, so I can only compare it to having no protector.

EASE OF APPLICATION:  Easy in theory, but I still ruined the first of the two sheets provided.  Even the tiniest piece of debris will be magnified by a resulting bubble around it.  It is one thing to create a perfectly clean iPad surface, but darn near impossible to keep the sticky side of the sheet clean.  Once any debris has stuck to the back of the sheet at all, it is virtually impossible to remove.

BUBBLE-FREE?  I wish.  The narrow "squeegee" provided should have been made to be as wide as the full width of the screen for a better chance at banishing bubbles. The best I could do is to get the bubbles to remain only around the outside edge.

SQUEEGEE?  WHAT SQUEEGEE?  Turns out it is the package's cardboard hanging tab (for store display).  I could have thrown it away very easily, and almost did.

SMUDGEPROOF?  Nope.  I see no improvement over having no protector.

RESISTANT TO GLARE?  Barely.  I see very little difference vs. naked screen.

IMPACT ON TOUCH-SCREEN RESPONSIVENESS?  I am finding NO detrimental effect at all.  In fact, the response is still good enough that I am always inadvertently activating the "copy" command.

CLEANABLE?  About the same as the naked screen.  I do not find it any easier to clean.

DOES IT COME WITH A WIPING CLOTH?  Several Vine reviews mention this, but I think only Vine reviewers received this cloth.  Nothing about it is mentioned in the product description.  (Thus, I am not going to comment on the one I received and I am hoping someone will correct me if I am mistaken.)

TIPS?  Be prudent while using that squeegee to remove bubbles.  If the bubble is caused by a grain of debris, pressing with the squeegee could actually drive the debris INTO the screen, rather than drag it across the surface. In addition to using a proper cleaning cloth, next time I will use my hair-dryer (no heat!!) to poof away any dust and debris.

BOTTOM LINE?  Worth trying, definitely.  I think it is an "ok" alternative to having a bare screen.
1618142
Splatters all over.  Go with the Bon Jour instead.  I bought that as a second one...  my mother also likes the Bon Jour.
4645590
The buffet servers are too small.  I placed the Buffet server on my oak table with heavy duty foil underneath it and when I began to clean I noticed the product ruined my oak table because the bottom surface was too hot and burned it.
2251375
I obviously bought it for the pattern. I used teal accents and made the hallway stunning. Paper is easy to install, but the black comes off on your hands! Beware: do not rub your paper with your hands. Smudges so easily. Not even sure why.  Also, I ended up buying 12 rolls for a stairway! It doesn't even qualify as a room and I spent almost $400 on paper for it.  Not my best idea...
3489366
Warning. This case bleeds dye onto your belongings.  I have seen it with my own eyes, here is what happens: I set the phone down on a drop of water, as we all do sometimes unintentionally.  When picking up my phone without out the case - wipe, wipe, think to self: Buy phone case.  When picking up the phone with the case - wipe, wi-omg there is hot pink ink on my counter, wipe, wipe, wipe, wipe, wipe, wipe, wipe, think to self : This case really is too cheeap.  They couldn't afford [or consider] indelible ink and that's why they are on sale - they bleed.

If this thing messes up your good-quality stuff you already have at home - the value is lost of saving a few bucks.  My motto about stuff with color: don't buy stuff that bleeds.  Sorry vendor, I feel for you.  But this product is almost worthless.  Worse than worthless if it messes up my stuff.

Buyer beware.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Good combo for the price - suits my needs for it

I bought this case and accessories kit after reading many reviews.  So I was expecting the cover to be a bit cheep and scratch easily as other reviewers have commented. It's true.  But that's ok. I keep my phone in a case most of the time so it won't be getting too scratched up.  I don't plan on dropping it, but I think if I dropped mine the case would pop open.  The reason is that I put it on before noticing that it had one rough side.  So I used the tool attached to remove the case and file down the edge.  In the process of using the tool, I chipped one teeny part of the edge and the part I filed is no longer purple but the tiniest bit white.  Fortunately those defects are minor for my needs.  I'm not going to be staring at my phone with a microscope. Lolz. But if I were someone really into my phone, it might bug a bit.

The color is otherwise great and the feel is just like the back of the loft phone already.  I only got it because I almost mixed up my phone with a total stranger in the grocery store, and I thought - "Hmmm, maybe I should get an identifying case."  So this is it.  Works fine for that.  I seem to have a fondness for purple phones.

Anyhow, the bonus is the 2 chargers.  You can't even get two chargers for $10 let alone throw in the case for free.  It's a win for me even with the flaws of the case itself.  I haven't tried the car charger yet, but the travel charger is nice - smaller than the factory charger and has a light so I can tell it's getting power.  Cool.  I assume the car charger will work fine, as the reviews indicated, but I'll update if there's a problem with it.

So that's a recommend to anyone other than perfectionists.
4373787
I was going to give to my son for Hanukah. They were just put in a paper bag without any protection. I've received lots of used books that receive way better care then this. Very upsetting.
4546622
Moved from old Spenco Ironmen to these, and the padding and protection aren't even close.  If this is an 'optimized gel pad' then the normal model must just be a dishcloth wrapped around your hand.

Also, snug for a pair of hands that can't even palm a basketball...
327586
Think ectoplasmic goo from Slimer the green hot dog eating gooey thing from Ghostbusters.

Used sight unseen (or touched) cleaning 2 handguns.  Spent the next 15min with a paper towel wiping them down.

Ease up a bit on the silicone?
3030891
Just wrap your phone in paper, it'll protect it better. This is just a pretty piece of garbage.
2940565
I have never used a screen protector on any of my phones, but I might now.  I purchased a new iPhone for my wife for Christmas this year and I know she probably won't want a case.  Most phone cases are too bulky for her liking, but replacing a new iPhone is too costly for mine.  So, I decided the best thing to do would be to buy her a new screen protector for the 4S.  Good decision.

I purchased the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/ZAGG-invisibleSHIELD-HD-iPhone-4-4S-Full-Body-new-version/dp/B007XIYZBC/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">ZAGG invisibleSHIELD HD iPhone 4 4S Full Body (new version)</a>&nbsp;from a local Best Buy store only because I could not get it shipped to me by Christmas.  Normally (and in the future) I buy my stuff from Amazon, but I was in a pinch.  Best Buy ripped me for about $10 more than Amazon, but that's what I get for waiting.  I decided I wasn't going to pay them another $8 to install, especially since it seems so easy.  Plus there are tons of videos out there showing you how to do it.  I bought the protector and brought it home.

After opening the package, I thought I really got ripped!  Inside is the two protectors, a wipe cloth, a rubber applicator and a bottle of mystery spray.  The directions were straight forward and in less than 10 minutes, I had the front and back protectors applied.  As I looked at the white iPhone, I though I made a HUGE mistake.

The screens were messy looking and the protectors distorted the view.  I thought I saw water trapped under the screen protector in addition to loads of dust or debris.  But, I figured I'd do what they say and leave the phone alone for 24 hours.  Fast forward 24 hours and I take another look.

WOW!  All of the crappiness I thought I saw before was gone.  There was no water underneath and not a trace of dust or debris.  One the back, there still remained one or two air bubbles, but I'm expecting them to go away after a few more hours.  The clarity of the screen was unaltered, although when the screen is off, you can tell it has a protector on it if you slightly tilt the phone.  But, nothing is noticeable when the phone is active.

I do have a minor complaint and it is probably due to my lack of knowledge on screen protectors.  When you closely examine the edges of the glass, you can see where the protector stops just short of going to the very edge.  I thought I possibly installed it wrong, maybe one way to far, but no.  It has a definite gap, but I'm not expecting this to be a problem.  And, in case you're saying to yourself that I bought the case friendly version, I did not.  I checked and double checked the package in the store and I even asked the sales person if I was buying the full screen version.  I'm sure my wife will reject having a case, so I wanted protection.

All in all, I would highly recommend this product to anyone wishing to protect their phone.  If I find this product is less than I described here after my wife uses it for a few months, I will update it.  But for the abuse I expect her phone to take, i.e., being thrown in her purse with keys and stuff, I'm gonna be very happy if this protector lasts even 90 days.