With extended and repeated use, has anyone noticed damage to the window when using the tabs?
1261472
I've had mine for about 8 weeks and have not noticed a problem. I have not taken them out very often or have put the windows down more than 8 times. This is a new car so if I see anything I'll write an addendum.
1261473
None whatsoever, however I might be able to envision long term marks of your car has aftermarket window tinting. Other than that, I think you'll like them.
1261474
No not to the windowsill itself but I did notice damage to my privacy glass I have. So I use the Velcro. It works perfectly for me
1261475
I have been using them since August 2014 in my Lincoln MKS rear windows. At first one window squealed a little and I removed them, but replaced the next day. I have had no issues with noise or otherwise. If you lower the window ( not all the way) they do rise up a bit and I have to push them back down, but no big deal. I love them and they have protected the door. I added a few extensions to allow for complete door coverage since I was using with a 9 week old pup at the time in my new car. I would recommend.
1261476
The little plastic tabs slip behind the rubber window gasket. I have used mine about a month and did notice that sometimes the window molding rubber is tucked in. It was easy to pull out with a needle nose pliers and it returned to its normal shape in a few days. I tried the velcro but it would not stick well.
404763
No. This has never happened to me. After two years of nightly use I do not use it as often. A miracle!
529536
I would say yes as the tab has full windows 8.1 version. I downloaded the firefox browser and chrome browser with no problems. CCleaner as well.
460562
I have not had any issues with the keyboard scratching the screen because there is a small space between the keyboard and the screen when the folder is closed. they don't even come in contact with each other.
1737286
No, i have used several times and never have any kind of problem. Perhaps your has a defect
322519
I've had it happen yes, but you can adjust your settings in Windows to avoid that.
1594782
Well i have a for instance for u. I had a brand new, shiny one installed on my tablet when my frisky kitten bit the corner of my tablet in play and left a bite mark on the shield. Stuff happens. I didn't replace it because it was at the edge of my screen and didn't impact my view, but was good to have the spare in case �
2074865
I've had mine now for several months and haven't seen much on this. I did notice in the upper corner a slight burn but odd as it is, it went away. So my screen is perfectly fine. However, I only use mine for my studies in Grad school so usually only have up email, word docs, PDFs, etc. Nothing to intensive on the screen, plus it is set to hibernate every ten minutes off activity. Hope this helps, a lot of this will depend on your usage, how you have the screen settings etc.
1685028
No, but rhe screen glass with time as this is a button that often is pressed the screen glass will be craked. I preffer the sticker for the button also because the colors ♥
311957
I personally haven't had this issue, but I've read reports of screen issues like that. You might need to send it in for replacement. I hear customer service is easy to work with.
617008
my understanding is that because it is a natural product, with no chemical additives, it will not loose its effectiveness over time so long as it is kept in a cool, dry, dark environment. if the tabs begin to come apart consider replacing.
267932
Mine has been fine. I haven't been using my computer for heavy tasks though. I'd stay cautious though since it is an enclosed space.
1795018
no affect, it still works. mine doesand I'm going on like a year now, and my window is like % 5 visablity
853069
I've had no problems with mine. I have been working with it for almost a year. I bought it precisely for the center-click-scroll features and I love it.
250110
I experienced the same issue, to solve it, first; I squeezed the tab with a pair of pliers, (flexing it a bit to loosen it up), then, while inserting the plug, I angled the tab into the hole on the frame (as much as possible anyways), then once its was all lined up, I just gave it a good sack down on my work bench and voila! Success! Although it seemed like it was hard and maybe even a bit brittle, I really doubt it will break.
508138
Yes. I think there is one of those tabs you have to break and then kind of unzip all the way around, if memory serves. Are you concerned about the possibility of spillage somewhere?
1823391
Well I can imagine this could damage the seal to the window if left in place 24/7. You basically have to ram those lower two "sticks" (for lack of better terminology to call them) into the lower portion of your window - between the window and that little flexible piece that rests against the window. So it does push that back a little. And then there is that top part. When you roll the window all the way up, obviously that is going to make an impression in the seal. My advise would be to only have it "installed" if you are actively using it. When it is not needed, just take it out so the impressions in the seals don't become permanantly warped or damaged.