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Accessories G1 InvisibleSHIELD Review **UPDATED with PICS**
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altugkaynar
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you can go to the tmobile store they have it,be like the other tmobile store i went 2 . 2 get it checked took it off and they said i can just pick it up from a local tmobile store lol
just do it
it worked for me
UnderWhat?
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Instead of these, get the Best Skins Ever..
They are the same thing, just less orange-peel effect. Also they don't include fancy packaging and the spray (Make it yourself with water + soap) but they are like 5$ a pop
Getting them when I get my phone, will have a review
Or Bodyguardz.
They are very smooth and feel AMAZING to the touch, better than original screen.
(I tried both on my iPhone 3G)
They are the same thing, just less orange-peel effect. Also they don't include fancy packaging and the spray (Make it yourself with water + soap) but they are like 5$ a pop
Getting them when I get my phone, will have a review
Or Bodyguardz.
They are very smooth and feel AMAZING to the touch, better than original screen.
(I tried both on my iPhone 3G)
FYI, I've had an invisible shield on my phone for several months now. No orange peel at all.
Also, the "stickiness" people have encountered is only true if the screen is completely dry and clean and your hands are completely dry and clean a problem you would encountered with most plastic objects that are clean and dry with clean and dry hands. The natural oils your skin produces on a regular basis prevent that stickiness.
Also, the "stickiness" people have encountered is only true if the screen is completely dry and clean and your hands are completely dry and clean a problem you would encountered with most plastic objects that are clean and dry with clean and dry hands. The natural oils your skin produces on a regular basis prevent that stickiness.