I just applied the tmobile screen protector and I HATE it!!! It makes the screen look pixelated. It is the antismear protector. I want to take it off... But I don't want to damage the screen either. Anyone have suggestions for a better one??
I am interested in that also.. How much does it cost? And do they apply it for you?Ok someone recommended the screen protector from Best Buy so I am going there in a little while to get one. I'll post an update later about if it is better than the Tmob.
Thanks for that, I didn't realize thesuper amoled screen is scratch resistant. I learned that tonight when I got home and started looking up things about this screen protector lol! I wondered how scratch resistant it really is so I feel much better now.Honestly,ot doesnt need a screen protector. What are u guys doing that needs such protection. The screen is already scratch resistant, I havent used one with my nexus, x10, or HD2. Just follow common sense, dont put phone in pocket with keys or coins or any sharp objects and you be fine. Oh and yea, clip your fingernails...lol, no but swriously, I even wear earrings and never ever had a single scratch. Hopefully, thats some piece of mind for a few. Its ok to rock your phone naked, thats the way its meant to be.
Honestly,ot doesnt need a screen protector. What are u guys doing that needs such protection. The screen is already scratch resistant, I havent used one with my nexus, x10, or HD2. Just follow common sense, dont put phone in pocket with keys or coins or any sharp objects and you be fine. Oh and yea, clip your fingernails...lol, no but swriously, I even wear earrings and never ever had a single scratch. Hopefully, thats some piece of mind for a few. Its ok to rock your phone naked, thats the way its meant to be.
Better safe than sorry
True, that can be the case for anything. Just trying to let ppl know how durable the screen is. Im not anti-screen protector but my goal was to let the ppl know who may been on the fence about it, that these screens hold up pretty good without one. bottom line everything always down to personal preference.
Edit: this is in chinese but its the video that counts
Thank you for pointing this out. I wouldn't have thought about it either and I could have also easily made this mistake. To the unlearned eye, the language on the screen looks the same as the Chinese characters that are so prevalent in our own culture. And we have a lot of Chinese people we come in contact with, and most of our products we purchase are made in China. I've had Chinese friends. But I've never met a Japanese person, I almost never purchase things made in Japan, and I don't have a lot of exposure to Japanese things. I would have assumed presumptuously this was a Chinese video. I will work to correct this thought process.Are you serious? Chinese? Wow, just wow. Don't ever randomly state ethnicities/race if you don't know it. Really, don't.
T But I've never met a Japanese person, I almost never purchase things made in Japan, and I don't have a lot of exposure to Japanese things. I would have assumed presumptuously this was a Chinese video. I will work to correct this thought process.
My bad, didnt mean to affend. My apologies.
I'm no expert, but I am pretty sure the video is in Korean. the characters looked Korean, and the phone was from "Anycall", a major south Korean cell company. I'm just sayin'.
But yeah, the proof is in the puddin' and that looks pretty damn scratch proof to me. Makes me feel like its not worth having the protector that is 15% of the purchase price of the phone on contract. AND, since I sprung for the insurance plan, I can always accidentally drop my phone if it gets to scratched up.
I purchased the screen protectors from T-Mobile and it works fine for me.
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