Is the rear screen protector snap on or does it have to be glued on?
1603704
Properly installed, there's a positive audible "snap" Mine's been on for over 50,000 clicks.I also have one on my D810. Those complaining of them falling off...didn't put them on right.
964230
Put the plastic piece on first, it is 2 pieces that snap together. The black silicon goes on next. Ours had a piece of plastic still on it where the on/off button is. We removed it and the case works great. So, you have to take it apart to put it on. Hope this helps!
548659
No glue, buy 2m tape, real thin double tape and heat it up when installing the new screen, videos available in youtube.
1453417
It snaps in with ease. Make sure you have the tool to open the phone and also the very tiny screwdriver in order to open the phone. We did have trouble putting the on/off button back in place. Try not to let it fall off when you open the phone up! We made that mistake. Good luck!
122220
No it doesn't seem to have any glue, I like it as it does exactly what it should be doing, protecting my device.
1523694
Yes it is it snaps on and off might take a little effort but it should come off
137480
It just sits between the battery and the cover. It does not glue in place. The thinnest one is not very noticeable.
2074654
It is two pieces the screen protector is one and the back is the other you remove NOTHING from the phone hope it helps you
678111
It snaps into place and is held very securely. To remove it, it is necessary to insert something thin and strong around the side, in between the phone and the retainer, and pry the phone out.
193075
What type of cover you have? I found the screws backs easy to put back. For snap-on, there are few tricks which you can find on youtube.
1806116
You need to peel the backing off , align it sir rectify and it literally melts onto the screen w no trace of bubbling etc
2052643
I don't snap mine on...the end where the clip fatens on to your belt or whatever doesn't have a snap piece on it...so I just slide mine down beween the 'snap' parts. To remove the phone from the case I slide it back out...I'm on my second one and it works great this way.
210260
I suspect there may be two versions of this protector. The one I bought had a cover for only the rear LCD.
398786
It is difficult to put on but once is on is good and it does not break easily, and no it was in great shape nicely packaged included the screen protector and was not scratched
2218788
It's thin, flimsy plastic. Mine started to fall off the 1st week so removal is a breeze. Yes, I put it on correctly and my screen was clean at the time of application.
1956526
Abe, I've had mine on since last Christmas and not used the other two, and it seems to be in great condition. I do have a Bobj rugged case that wraps around the front so the edges aren't exposed. I also used this method to install the film http://lifehacker.com/5927704/apply-a-screen-protector-perfectly-every-time-with-the-hinge-method
1372803
Its no Snap On, but its not bad (especially for the price) for an all heck break loose tool kit for easy road repairs. I have a couple of them spread between my motorsports kits and haven't had any tool failures yet.