I am wondering if it will do as well as the "Zagg InvisibleShield glass screen protector", which does state that it has a coating that resist smudges?
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I had a Zagg protector on my iPad that wasn't suppose to smudge...but it does smudge very easy. The Luvvitt is so easy to wipe clean. If it was me I would go with the Luvvitt. I don't think you will be disappointed. I'm very happy with mine.
630230
I don't know anything about the Zagg, but the Luvvitt does resist smudges. It is a lot better than the screen protector I had for my Blackberry. I am very happy with it.
2058141
The screen protector is not needed with the Defender series case, as it is part of the assembly with the hard plastic case shell's. The plastic lenses that protects the phones main glass screen is on the top assembly of the shell. IT will suffice and protect as their products description. However as mentioned I was having issues with oil slicks and the rainbow effect; and was not happy with it could have been a 2nd defective case as I had this issue from another retailer. I decided to use their Commuiter series of case which includes the plastic protector film, which I did not use. The Commuiter series of case is not as hefty, and MUCH lighter then the Defender series. I used the Zagg screen shield which has a anti-smudge, scratch protection case from Zagg. You can choose to use their screen film protector or even another vendor that fits on the top of your phone per your choice. I may purchase the Defender series again in the future and just punch out their case screen shield, (LIKELY this will void their warranty) but I don't have 60 dollars for both the Defender case and Zagg screen protector at the moment to do that with. OtterBox has superior customer service and have always been accommodating with their products during their warranty period. This was just my opinion but they do have quality products. You also have a 30 day return with Amazon, and their customer service was excellent as well and allowed me a return when I explained my concern with them. Hope this helps.
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I have always used it with a screen protector on. Not the zagg type film protectors, the pen does not feel right with those screen protectors, The less expensive dry install films. While I don't see any scratches on the screen protector, I can't tell you for certain what it would do on the glass. I don't think the tip itself can scratch the glass, but I think most people don't realize that dust and dirt can get trapped between the pen tip and the glass and potentially scratch. Their other stylist, the Jott Pro has that problem. I figure for the four or five dollars it cost for a dry install film that I don't even know is there, why take the chance I have always used it with a screen protector on. Not the zagg type film protectors, the pen does not feel right with those screen protectors, The less expensive dry install films. While I don't see any scratches on the screen protector, I can't tell you for certain what it would do on the glass. I don't think the tip itself can scratch the glass, but I think most people don't realize that dust and dirt can get trapped between the pen tip and the glass and potentially scratch. Their other stylist, the Jott Pro has that problem. I figure for the four or five dollars it cost for a dry install... » Read More I have always used it with a screen protector on. Not the zagg type film protectors, the pen does not feel right with those screen protectors, The less expensive dry install films. While I don't see any scratches on the screen protector, I can't tell you for certain what it would do on the glass. I don't think the tip itself can scratch the glass, but I think most people don't realize that dust and dirt can get trapped between the pen tip and the glass and potentially scratch. Their other stylist, the Jott Pro has that problem. I figure for the four or five dollars it cost for a dry install film that I don't even know is there, why take the chance « Show Less
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Hello Anonymous, ArmorSuit screen protectors can hide some scratches. It has hid scratches on certain devices depending on the scratches deepness and length. Thank you for your inquiry.
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They all do, no screen protector I've ever seen stops finger prints. That being said this one is truly resistant to them, and smudges in general, which helps you not have to constantly wipe your to be able to see your phone. The pack comes with 3 protectors and I'm still on the first one almost a year later.
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Really, i can not get your point 100%, can you be more obvious ?!!Anyway, it's the BEST screen protector i have ever purchased.No thicknessNo weightScratch resistantFingerprints resistantSuper Clear ViewThe touch function not affected at all even by 0.1% Have i answered yours Sir ?
900882
It comes with a separate screen protector (similar to a Zagg InvisibleShield). Unlike the Zagg, the included cover is very thin and doesn't cover the entire front. It only covers the main touch area, not the black bezel near the camera. The included cover also smudges very easily. It's decent for being included with the case. If you want better coverage, get the Zagg.
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I found the Zagg Glass Shield to be great for protecting the iPhone from smudges, scratches, etc. and if it breaks it will probably not break in pieces but shatter and remain in one piece. (That was my experience when I dropped my iPhone) . I can't say that the screen protector will prevent the phone from breaking if dropped, it didn't mine unfortunately. I dropped my phone face down on concrete in a parking garage!� It did keep the broken glass from my iPhone from falling out until I purchased a new phone. In my case it acted more like safety glass. I was using an authentic Speck® Case for my 5s. Zagg did replace my shield free of charge. Hope this helps. I found the Zagg Glass Shield to be great for protecting the iPhone from smudges, scratches, etc. and if it breaks it will probably not break in pieces but shatter and remain in one piece. (That was my experience when I dropped my iPhone) . I can't say that the screen protector will prevent the phone from breaking if dropped, it didn't mine unfortunately. I dropped my phone face down on concrete in a parking garage!� It did keep the broken glass from my iPhone from falling out until I purchased a new phone. In my case it acted more like safety glass. I was using an authentic Speck®... » Read More I found the Zagg Glass Shield to be great for protecting the iPhone from smudges, scratches, etc. and if it breaks it will probably not break in pieces but shatter and remain in one piece. (That was my experience when I dropped my iPhone) . I can't say that the screen protector will prevent the phone from breaking if dropped, it didn't mine unfortunately. I dropped my phone face down on concrete in a parking garage!� It did keep the broken glass from my iPhone from falling out until I purchased a new phone. In my case it acted more like safety glass. I was using an authentic Speck® Case for my 5s. Zagg did replace my shield free of charge. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes to most of your questions. Does stay on, is anti-glare, anti-scratch, not glossy so no fingerprints and it has a good feeling. I wasn't able to get all the air bubbles out, got most of them out, but I lacked the patience to keep working on that. When it was 'good enough', I stopped. Is a great price compared to retail.
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I use any of the cheap 3 packs of "crystal clear" "HD" screens- they always work well. Basically, the screen protectors are the same across all of the brands. There are two different types: 1. the static adhered type (my preference) which come in matte/glare reducing and clear/HD; 2. the type that have an application solution that must be applied (Zagg/Armor Suit etc.). I've tried Zagg and Armor Suit across different devices and have never liked them. Their sticky texture is annoying, and can aid in premature peeling of the protector; however, they have a better anti scratch coating for the screen protector itself. What I mean, is that any screen protector is going to protect the glass screen of your device- all of them are thick and tough. It would take a razor to get through the screen protector to scratch your screen. But the Zagg type can hide scratches oh the protectors' surface better than the static type. Also, the Zagg types can make stylus using slightly more difficult at times because of the sticky texture- even the improved protectors that promise a more glass-like surface are still stickier than the static adhered protectors. The other type of protector, my favorite, are the static adhered type. They leave no residue when removed, feel more like glass instead of a sticky film like the Zagg protector, and never have the peeling issues of Zagg type protectors. However, the static type can get little micro scratches on their surface- you can't see them when the screen is on, and they don't affect performance- but they can be seen when viewing with the screen turned off- while tilted to catch the light. Again, the glass screen itself won't ever be scratched- just the outer surface of the screen protector. After Approximately 6 years of trials with both types of protectors, I always get the static adhered type- not the solution-required type. Hope this helps!
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I have this one currently for my laptop and it works great no smudges, no glare, and mine is a touch screen, very touch sensitive with protector
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This shield is just as good as if not better than the zagg. I was able to put this on with my otterbox defender case without any rainbow effect. When I put it on with the zagg shield I had a rainbow effect that drove me nuts. I like to be able to change my case from otterbox to another case without a shield built in. This product was easy to apply and also cheaper than zagg. I hope this helps with your decision.
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They are named after the material used. So smudgeproof has an oil resistant coating on it. And HDX is for high definition purpose. Glass screen protector is the best amongst of screen protector series.
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Tech Armor does make this awfully confusing don't they? Might I recommend going with the ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass for Apple iPhone - Case Friendly. They make much better product and actually honor their warranty whereas Tech Armor does not in most cases.
786806
It's wet apply, took a fair amount of effort to work the bubbles out but the result was completely bubble free. Took about 12 hrs. to fully dry down. Get the Zagg Anti-Smudge protector, it is truly smudge-proof.
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Not 100% sure since I'm not an expert in all Zagg products. I personally like this model because it is case friendly... meaning that it is slightly smaller than the full face of the phone. This permits easy swapping of phone cases without damaging the screen protector. Sorry I can'y more completely answer your question, but I hope this helps a bit
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I prefer the Zagg screen protector as it adheres to the screen and does not interfere with my cases. It does not have an odd film look like the LifeProof screen.