Are the edges of this screen protector curved? If they aren't curved, is it annoying when pulling down your notification bar?
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EDIT: The edges are actually curved if you look at the protector from the side. You can still feel the edge with your finger as something of a "wall" or "cliff," but the protector fits the phone well enough that you have to go out of your way to feel for the edge at all. The edges are not curved, but also not terribly sharp. I have never had a problem with the edges of the screen protector while pulling down the notification. The edge of the glass actually extends quite a ways beyond the actual edges of the screen. The only time your fingers would really be near the edge is if you were to poke the front-facing camera, but why would you want to do that?
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Never used/seen the Obliq one, but I would say it leans more towards the soft side. Applying it is pretty tedious, though, just like most screen protectors. If your main goal is to get the screen protector, I'd look elsewhere, but the case itself is fantastic & creates a "lip" so if you put your phone face down, it rests on the case & not the phone/screen.
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I don't understand....it isn't curved. It is not in the picture and the one i bought is not curved. Can you clarify the question or explain what you mean by "curved"?
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No, the commuter screen protector is more flexible therefore it appears to be not as thick. Seems to offer very good if not same protection though. The commuter is lighter packing, not so plasticky. The front has a cleaner view of the entire face and the defender covers the top and bottom quarters. Thanks for asking. Good Luck! :)
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I've had mine for several months and I have not had any bubbles underneath the protector or on the edges. My phone cover (otterbox) covers the edges of the glass protector, so they are not exposed to everyday wear or lifting that may occur. .
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I don't think the screen protector will be the cause. Mine does the same but doesn't bother me
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I actually had a screen protector installed when I purchased the phone. The only problem I've had is that sometimes the "back" button doesn't respond all of the time. I haven't had any problems with touch functionality anywhere else on the phone.
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Nope, just the entire display, though you won't feel the edges when you slide to view notifications, ext. Because of the rounded edges.
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No, the screen protector is great actually. It does what it's supposed to do. having had this case for a few weeks, my only gripe is that you have to press harder on the home button than you would usually have to. You have to press harder on all of the buttons. Maybe this is some sort of break-in period. I'll edit my review after another month or so to see if the buttons loosen up at all. For now, they're still pretty tight.
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No, but it does have a rubber lip that prevents it from being sat down on the screen which is sufficient enough for me. I don't particularly care for screen protectors.
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I find that the glass matches the moto x' curves and angles rather well. I'm writing this response on my second i-Blason, and I can attest that it is absolutely bubble free. There is a slight gap around the edges, but I find that it helps with case compatibility.
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It's basically edge to edge. There's maybe a 0.5-1mm space between the edge. It fits my screen perfectly with the cut outs and everything.
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Mine is edge-to edge, but I have no issues using it with my otterbox commuter case.
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I do not use the screen protector that comes with the case, but I do have my own (sort of sticky---gummy, maybe) screen protector, which might keep the sides down (if indeed you are talking about the rubber portions on the sides of the screen. Otherwise, yes, it might be a little looser than average. I would have to see a picture.
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Yes! The protector does not affect how much you can bend the screen(not like 180%) in any reasonable angle!
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There are grooves on the side, and rubber on each corner. I am good and clumsy, I haven't dropped it yet :). How it's designed, you shouldn't have a problem. It's actually encased in rubber or soft plastic and the hard plastic snaps over it. So the screen stays protected and the phone as a whole. If i could send a picture I would. The light blue it the hard plastic, the dark blue is the rubber.
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EDIT: The edges are actually curved if you look at the protector from the side. You can still feel the edge with your finger as something of a "wall" or "cliff," but the protector fits the phone well enough that you have to go out of your way to feel for the edge at all.The edges are not curved, but also not terribly sharp. I have never had a problem with the edges of the screen protector while pulling down the notification. The edge of the glass actually extends quite a ways beyond the actual edges of the screen. The only time your fingers would really be near the edge is if you were to poke the front-facing camera, but why would you want to do that? EDIT: The edges are actually curved if you look at the protector from the side. You can still feel the edge with your finger as something of a "wall" or "cliff," but the protector fits the phone well enough that you have to go out of your way to feel for the edge at all.The edges are not curved, but also not terribly sharp. I have never had a problem with the edges of the screen protector while pulling down the notification. The edge of the glass actually extends quite a ways beyond the actual edges of the screen. The only time your fingers would really be... » Read More EDIT: The edges are actually curved if you look at the protector from the side. You can still feel the edge with your finger as something of a "wall" or "cliff," but the protector fits the phone well enough that you have to go out of your way to feel for the edge at all.The edges are not curved, but also not terribly sharp. I have never had a problem with the edges of the screen protector while pulling down the notification. The edge of the glass actually extends quite a ways beyond the actual edges of the screen. The only time your fingers would really be near the edge is if you were to poke the front-facing camera, but why would you want to do that? « Show Less