Video Review
YouTube - Review: Seidio Innocase and Ultimate Screen Guard for HTC Evo 4G
Summary
Seidio has long been known as one of the top providers of smartphone accessories.
I received the Ultimate Screen Guard - Crystal Clear, and I must say that it is very similar to my SGP Steinheil Crystal Clear for Moto Droid. Is there a difference? It's hard to say. It does feel like the Seidio protector drags your finger a tiny bit more. I put the protector on in my room. Don't need to do the shower trick if your room is dust-free. The Screen Guard feels like glass, is static cling instead of water+soup application, and doesn't affect image quality. In the future though, I will probably end up going with a Anti-glare/fingerprint screen protector, because fingerprints drive me crazy. Also note that this protector does not have cutouts for the front camera and sensors, unlike Clarivue.
Their main competitors in terms of cases include OtterBox and BodyGlove. OtterBox does not yet have a case announced for the Evo. BodyGlove cases are usually considered inferior to Seidio's, though cheaper. I must say I am VERY satisfied with the Seidio Innocase. I'm even starting to like the purple look! It doesn't add much to the phone, it protects the back camera, and there's so much potential for future accessory compatibility if you stick with Seidio. I loove the rubbery texture, much more than the back of the Evo itself. I often listen to Pandora while driving, and the Evo slides around like crazy on the tray. With the new case's grip, it stays in place and I feel a lot more secure about the Evo. Highly recommend this case!
Check out my review for the new Innocase Active Limited Edition! http://androidforums.com/htc-evo-4g...te-screen-guard-htc-evo-4g-pictures-video.htm
What's up with Seidio and women looking upwards?
Ultimate Screen Guard - Crystal Clear
Very simple packaging. Booklet style holds everything.
Evo without screen protector.
Evo with Ultimate Screen Guard - Crystal Clear. No glare reduction.
Comes with 2 protectors, application card, and microfiber cloth.
Huge piece of microfiber cloth!
Comes with instructions on the card.
It's on! Can you see it? Neither can I.
1 millimeter of space left on top. I shouldn't have aimed it flush at the bottom edge of the Evo.
Looking great!
Innocase II Surface
Lots of leftover room in the packaging for such a thin case.
The two halves.
Closer inspection of the inside. Love the feeling of the felt!
Snap it on the Evo.
Kickstand works great! No weight redistribution so the Evo is rock steady.
Top and side cutouts.
Bottom cutouts for mic and ports.
Seidio screen protector + case = safe as can be.
Labbit says hi.
The Making Of
I didn't have a tripod, so I used the next best thing. A trashcan. Rigged with scotch tape.
YouTube - Review: Seidio Innocase and Ultimate Screen Guard for HTC Evo 4G
Summary
Seidio has long been known as one of the top providers of smartphone accessories.
I received the Ultimate Screen Guard - Crystal Clear, and I must say that it is very similar to my SGP Steinheil Crystal Clear for Moto Droid. Is there a difference? It's hard to say. It does feel like the Seidio protector drags your finger a tiny bit more. I put the protector on in my room. Don't need to do the shower trick if your room is dust-free. The Screen Guard feels like glass, is static cling instead of water+soup application, and doesn't affect image quality. In the future though, I will probably end up going with a Anti-glare/fingerprint screen protector, because fingerprints drive me crazy. Also note that this protector does not have cutouts for the front camera and sensors, unlike Clarivue.
Their main competitors in terms of cases include OtterBox and BodyGlove. OtterBox does not yet have a case announced for the Evo. BodyGlove cases are usually considered inferior to Seidio's, though cheaper. I must say I am VERY satisfied with the Seidio Innocase. I'm even starting to like the purple look! It doesn't add much to the phone, it protects the back camera, and there's so much potential for future accessory compatibility if you stick with Seidio. I loove the rubbery texture, much more than the back of the Evo itself. I often listen to Pandora while driving, and the Evo slides around like crazy on the tray. With the new case's grip, it stays in place and I feel a lot more secure about the Evo. Highly recommend this case!
Check out my review for the new Innocase Active Limited Edition! http://androidforums.com/htc-evo-4g...te-screen-guard-htc-evo-4g-pictures-video.htm
What's up with Seidio and women looking upwards?
Ultimate Screen Guard - Crystal Clear
Very simple packaging. Booklet style holds everything.
Evo without screen protector.
Evo with Ultimate Screen Guard - Crystal Clear. No glare reduction.
Comes with 2 protectors, application card, and microfiber cloth.
Huge piece of microfiber cloth!
Comes with instructions on the card.
It's on! Can you see it? Neither can I.
1 millimeter of space left on top. I shouldn't have aimed it flush at the bottom edge of the Evo.
Looking great!
Innocase II Surface
Lots of leftover room in the packaging for such a thin case.
The two halves.
Closer inspection of the inside. Love the feeling of the felt!
Snap it on the Evo.
Kickstand works great! No weight redistribution so the Evo is rock steady.
Top and side cutouts.
Bottom cutouts for mic and ports.
Seidio screen protector + case = safe as can be.
Labbit says hi.
The Making Of
I didn't have a tripod, so I used the next best thing. A trashcan. Rigged with scotch tape.
