Please I need a confirmation, a simple help...

[gabripenteado]

I have an xperia neo v, I was put on the screen protective film and got blisters, I put a lot of force pushing the bubbles to try to make them disappear. I'm afraid to have caused any problems to my touchscreen. I just want the help of you to tell me if I can rest easy. And also to know if these screens are very resistant, they make problems for simple things?
These protective films really protect?
Thank you!
Gabriel

 

[Frisco]

I have an xperia neo v, I was put on the screen protective film and got blisters, I put a lot of force pushing the bubbles to try to make them disappear. I'm afraid to have caused any problems to my touchscreen. I just want the help of you to tell me if I can rest easy. And also to know if these screens are very resistant, they make problems for simple things?
These protective films really protect?
Thank you!
Gabriel

First let me welcome you to Android Forums, gabripenteado.

Secondly, I've placed your question here in the Xperia Neo V device area where others can be of specific assistance with your screen question.

I can say that some smartphones do react by losing contact sensitivity with impact or extremely hard, constant pushing down on them. Sometimes they'll become "pixelated," where dead pixels come about at various locations on the screen. If you've seen no such issues, it is unlikely that you've damaged the unit.

Let's see what other Xperia users have to say about that.

 

[gabripenteado]

thanks !!!
I don

 

[Frisco]

Glad to see your screen is ok.

Film screen protectors are popular.. especially with women who keep their phones in a purse or handbag I think.

I've never had use for them, preferring instead to just be careful with it.

 

[gabripenteado]

these screens are resistant even then? I stay quiet? already knew of any case that gave trouble on the screen because of pressure?
thank you for letting me clarify and quieter,