DI Scratched Screen Pics

[tryck02]

i see a lot of posts about scratches on the DI and about how the glass is not suppose to scratch.I am not a very good picture taker but since i see very few people trying to post scratches,i thought i would try and share.I have had the phone a few months.It certainly does scratch and i wish i had used a screen protector.These are not huge scratches,just nick scratches and they are all over the front.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d42/Owump/048.jpg
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d42/Owump/047.jpg
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d42/Owump/046.jpg

 

[ttran97]

i see a lot of posts about scratches on the DI and about how the glass is not suppose to scratch.I am not a very good picture taker but since i see very few people trying to post scratches,i thought i would try and share.I have had the phone a few months.It certainly does scratch and i wish i had used a screen protector.These are not huge scratches,just nick scratches and they are all over the front.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d42/Owump/048.jpg
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d42/Owump/047.jpg
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d42/Owump/046.jpg

When you take pictures of something up close, try to use your camera's macro mode. It's usually a little flower icon or something. This lets the camera focus better when you take a picture really close to the lens.

 

[Shorte85]

When you take pictures of something up close, try to use your camera's macro mode. It's usually a little flower icon or something. This lets the camera focus better when you take a picture really close to the lens.

You know, I honestly didn't know that and would always get frustrated when I'd try to take a picture of something up close. Well, now I know. Thank you!

 

[tryck02]

When you take pictures of something up close, try to use your camera's macro mode. It's usually a little flower icon or something. This lets the camera focus better when you take a picture really close to the lens.

Ok thx,i worked at it a little bit,this was the best i could do,3 more pics using macro.
Just wanted to show that the screen does indeed scratch.I don't use a screen protector(obviously!)but i do try and keep it in a pouch/phone holder.I don't feel i abuse my phone,drop it or anything out of the ordinary.These are just from being in my pocket with keys and coins a couple times without the pouch.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d42/Owump/012-2.jpg
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d42/Owump/011-1.jpg
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d42/Owump/008-1.jpg

 

[CarbineGuy]

I guess I'm one of the lucky ones, I dropped my dinc on some concrete, and I thought for sure I was f***ed. But for some reason, the front is in absolutely perfect condition still, the only thing that happened was the four corners got a little scratced up. not even the back. Compared to what could have happened, I'm glad that's all that happened.

 

[elborak]

It is very odd the wildly different reports that come in regarding the scratch-resistance (or lack thereof) of the Incredible's screen.

I've had mine since launch. Never used a screen protector (though I do use a silicone case). Throw it in my pocket (by itself, not with keys, etc.) every day. Have dropped it a handful of times. If I take the time to wipe off the fingerprints, it looks like it did the day it came out of the box.

 

[tmarr]

I have a scratch about 2mm long on the bottom 1/4th of my screen. Keys got it one time in my pocket I guess

Then again I've dropped it from 3 ft onto the corner of a support on the bottom of this work desk, and I mean RIGHT on the corner of it... directly into my screen... Nothing happened though