InvisibleShield vs Bodyguardz

[Deathsicle]

Yeah the cases do end up making the phone a little bulkier and does take i totally agree how it hinders the sliding mechanism a little. Wish they could make a super think case like the silicone sleeve cases for the Diamonds and regular Touch

[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!

[Rabbid]

Originally Posted by Deathsicle

Id hold out for a case made by Seidio, they have by far the best case protection design for most ppc phones. Combine that with a decent clear screen protector and your set. I tried using an invisishield for my mogul and my gf diamond, only thing that was really annoying is that they never go on perfect, dust and debris get under the film and in the end you have dots on the screen and miniture bubbles. Only if there were professionals that can gaurantee to put these on without the bubbles or dirt trapped underneath the film. The scratch resistance is awesome, but also it sorta makes the sensitivty on the touch screen not as responsive compared to a regular screen protector.

now a buddy acctually showed me this to get rid of my dust particles. go into your bathroom and turn the shower on really hot. the steam prevents the smaller particles from floating around. works well for me

[AB33]

Originally Posted by JBurd3

so nobody's used Bodyguardz?

Its a Beast!!!! covers completely and you can't tell its on the phone...people always say, "your phone is so clear and shiny." Then when I upgrade and its ready to go on ebay its in MINT condition. One thing is you have to very focused to put it on, but once it is, you are good to go.

[peacock93]

I agree! BodyGuardz are the best. I've used both and I didn't like the slight visible texture of the InvisibleShield. It did finger print less but I didn't like the feel of it. When sliding your finger across it there is a noticeable friction unlike the BodyGuardz which is smoother. The BodyGuardz is completely clear and the sensitivity does not change with it installed. They also have a life time warranty.

[JBurd3]

appreciate the feedback

[rbrown13]

in my opinion Boxwave makes the best screen protectors, I have used these on three different smartphones now. I have tried the Zagg and bodyguardz screen covers and didn't like the fact that they bothe have a grippy surface, the Boxwave screen covers feel like you don't even have a cover on they are ultra smooth and as slick as the screen itself.http://www.boxwave.com/products/clea...h-pro_3326.htm

[aceracer24]

The zagg/invisibleShields have that tacky feel because they are a bit thicker then your average screen protector and almost have a rubbery feel instead of plastic. My personal opinion is that the thicker screen protector makes me feel a lot more safe that scratches and gouges are less likely to happen. Also, I don't or have not had any problems previously sliding my finger on an invisibleshield screen protector. You have to be light with a stylus because it will dig into the screen protector BUT it "heals" instantly and leaves no lasting mark.

[specv]

I had the invisible shield on my samsung a900 then my ppc 6700. It is probably the biggest pain in the arse to install it. You need to be very careful and lightly wet the film so it doesn't stick so you can move it, but at the same time not too much so it sticks a little. You then need to wait a good 24 hours for it to dry. What I did was put it under a lamp to accelerate the process.


Despite it being a pain to install both skins lasted over 1 year and when I took them off to replace (with the lifetime warranty free replacement) the device looked BRAND NEW. The skin is almost impossibly durable you couldn't scratch it if you want to.

[rprochnow]

For the Diamond (which is similar to the Touch Pro), Zagg cuts-out around the outside of the touchpad ring. They had a center circle that is installed into the center of the touchpad - and I threw out the 'donut' for the outer circle of the touchpad.