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Online you never know what review is real or not. Can someone who has used them personally chime in. Does this feel tacky and have drag like a Zagg? Is there a gap in between protector and screen like on a life proof case? Thanks for the feedback.
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I don't have it for my ipad....yet, but I have the Moshi on my iPhone and do not feel that drag that I had with the Zagg protector.
I am very pleased with the Moshi. Very easy to install. No bubbles-on in seconds. You can remove and reuse it. It can be washed with a little soap and water and when let airdry, the stickiness returns. The plastic is a rigid plastic and not the flimsy one that most are. The thickness is minimally noticed on around the home button. I have a a griffin cover for my phone. Taking if off and on does not peel the edges like the zag did. I once had a speck of lint under my screen protector. I removed the protector and used a piece of scotch tape to pick the lint off before putting it back on.
There is no gap between the screen protector and the glass.
Overall, I am very pleased with this product and will probably get one for my iPad. I bought the Moshi Crystal clear one.
I bought mine at amazon for about $18.
Hope that helps.
Thank you very much, both questions answered. I was mainly concerned with if there was a gap like the life proof because that drove me crazy. thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by skimonkey
Glad it helped and definitively no gap between the two. You will be pleased with your purchase!Quote:
Originally Posted by Inked adrenaline
Oh and one thing...you will read about a rainbow glare that people write about. It is indeed there when the device is turned off. You will see a streak of it down the middle. However, once your device is on--you can't see it.
So don't let that worry you if you happen to read that in your reviews! :)
Great, been using it for 2 years, if using a stylus you sometimes have to press a little bit harder.
I got one for my new iPad. Overall, I do not like it.
It goes on easily, much easier than the Zagg, and it seems designed for removal and reattachment if desired. I had no problem using the touch screen with the Moshi installed.
On the other hand, the screen (I got the matte one to reduce reflections) visually dulls the edges of text and eliminates the critical sharpness that is the main feature of the retina display. This should have been obvious to me, since that's what matte does, but I did not expect the effect to be so extreme. Further, the screen attracts dust like mad (static charge on the screen, I suppose) and requires constant wiping (which causes static charge, etc etc). Third, I removed the screen, and the dust was instantly attracted to the adhesive side of the border, which will make it harder to reattach. I feel the Moshi protector was a waste of money.
I didn't buy the Moshi Matte finish-based on the reviews I read. I had a matte finished protector before (not Moshi) and didn't care for the texture or viewing experience I had.
What I bought was the Moshi XT (Crystal Clear) one for my phone. Have not experience dust on it. I do wipe it clean frequently and it looks new as ever. I have had to take it off once as mentioned from the previous post and did not experience the dust collecting on the sticky side.
Sorry for your experience, Medwards-I can see how that could be frustrating.
I too have the Moshi XT on my iphone and can recommend the product.
I knew you'd come by sooner or later! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by poisonivy
Thanks, I've ordered one for the mini. I ordered the clear on for $28 shipped on eBay.Quote:
Originally Posted by poisonivy
Skimonkey, do you think possibly if you had the clear one you would have been happier with it ?
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