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RudyL90 said:Ok, I will first try some cheap chinese anti-glare protector. If that doesn't do what I want, I will buy a PowerSupport protector.
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jtrosky said:Actually, not a bad idea - at the very least, you'll get some practice installing an iPad protector using a cheap protector instead of practicing on the $35 PowerSupport model!
Just be patient and watch for dust particles - they cause bubbles that cannot be smoothed out (usually)!
mgray2 said:I need a screen protector that wont create bubbles on my screen! I can't find one anywhere. Any suggestions?
I need a screen protector that wont create bubbles on my screen! I can't find one anywhere. Any suggestions?
jtrosky said:4. If you do have a bubble from a dust speck, use scotch tape to lift up the corner of the protector nearest the dust speck and then use another piece of scotch tape to remove the speck dust. Then lay the protector back down... Believe it or not, I've had great success with this method. I'm kind of a perfectionist when it comes to screen protectors and this trick has saved me many times!!
Mutzben said:Hey guys,
Aust users can buy bodyguardzoz screen protectors.
They have anti glare protectors and they are excellent. Easy to stick on cause its tick so it wont flop around when you try.
Go on their fb page, just search "bodyguardzoz" and like their page. theres a 5% discount code on their fb page as well.
They are not cheap but reasonable + the 5% discount : )
jtrosky said:What about interference with the screen (visually)? I've seen some anti-glares that cause a "pixelation" effect and others that just cause the screen to look horrible in general!