InvisibleShield vs Bodyguardz

[groovadelickun]

Originally Posted by dr g

Any word on BSE's "slickness" vs rubberiness?

This is the first "skin" that I've used, but I feel that BSE's is very rubbery. I just applied it yesterday and I'll give it another day or two, but I'll probably be removing the BSE skin from the screen. Too rubbery and not 100% smooth and clear for me.

[HTC_TP]

I just applied IS for the first time and thought it went pretty well. I definately echo others that Zagg should include a diagram of what pieces go where as it would save some time in the overall process. I'm happy with the outcome, but will probably replace the screen covering due to the same "rubber" feeling which tends to interfere with ability to smoothly scroll across the screen. I just installed it, so I'll give it a few days and see how I feel after that. It definately feels like my TP is protected from getting scratched now with IS on it.

[pcedge]

I have had an Invisible Shield on my Creative Zen for several years. I returned the first film because it was so difficult to install that I ruined it. That was OK, though, because they shipped me a free replacement, before I sent them the original back. The second try, I still had some permanent bubbling/dust/gouges, but the unit is well protected. I tried the key-scratch test, and actually scratched the IS film - didn't really use much pressure - it is just getting old? Doesn't really matter, the Zen is biting the dust as we speak, but it has no damage on its surface.

My wife and I both purchased HTC Diamond/Touch Pro, today, and will likely get IS for these - I want the full-body and she wants the screen-only protection. I was surprised to find the face-only model for sale at Best Buy, but way over the Internet price. I am concerned about the tacky feel to the screen, too.

Whichever skin I select, at least I'll feel better knowing that there is something to help prevent scratching - I don't expect any more than that from a film.

Good luck.

[abdeviation]

i put on my bestskinsever shield last nite. I turned on the shower, high heat, let the room steam up a bit and then did the application in there. Cam out really nice and clean. I love it

[Compusmurf]

Invisishields are available at Best Buy for the CDMA touch pro.

For those of you that want instant gratification instead of waiting on the mail.

I believe they were $20. or thereabouts.

[orlandojumpoff]

Originally Posted by Compusmurf

Invisishields are available at Best Buy for the CDMA touch pro.

For those of you that want instant gratification instead of waiting on the mail.

I believe they were $20. or thereabouts.

that's just for the screen not full body right?

[Compusmurf]

Oh, not sure. Didn't look that closely since I'd already bought mine online.

Sorry.

[nbaj2k]

I'm definitely looking forward to how people like the BodyGuardz and how many pieces it is and what it looks like on the Touch Pro

[dumb4ever]

I personally recommended BodyGuardz, I use IS on my HTC Touch and the IS have this texture if i tilt the phone and the plastic felt tacky.

Now i use BodyGuardz i see the screen better, plastic felt smooth. It's cheaper also.

[reggiep]

Originally Posted by JBurd3

Yea i had bought a case from seidio when i had first bought my Mogul, had the black case and clip. Lost the whole phone a month later lol. I will admit the case was good but it was a lil on the bulky side. The main thing i didnt like about it was that it took away from the sliding action

iI recommend to any Sprint TP owner is the case that sprint sells (I know...i cant believe i said it either). Its a hard case like the seidio case for the mogul (had it) but it feels better and you have an option to have a "clip tip" on the back or the included "plug" to make it flush, so you can put in your pocket. The name is "technocell". Got mine at the store but its also on the sprint website. Looks like it will fit any TP with a flush back...extended batteries excluded. If you like the seidio model for the mogul, then youll love this one!