Im stuck between choosing a body guards screen protector or a jagg. My friend uas a jagg in his iphone 4 and its really nice. But on ebay i can get two bodyguards for the price of 1 jagg. Does anyone have either of these or recomend them? I bought a privacy screen cover but didnt like it. It dims the screen and makes it look fuzzy. Anyhelp would be appreciated.
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Accessories zagg or bodyguards screen cover?
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AriCaptivate
Newbie
I highly suggest Zagg's Invisible Shield. I bought the whole body set and I don't regret it in the least. Also if you sign up to the mailer and twitter you'll get discount codes of up to 50%, I was lucky enough to get a 50% which is why I went with the full cover. Also it comes with lifetime warranty with they are really good about. A friend messed up her installation leaving a pretty big gash in the invisible shield, and they've already shipped her a new one. The bodyglove product is good too but I enjoy the feel of the invisible shield. The other thing I'd point out is, sure you get two for the price of one, but what use would you have for the second one?
AriCaptivate
Newbie
I just entered the weekly and scored a 50% off code If you try and don't get a 50% and decide to go with Zagg lemme know, I can PM you mine.
AriCaptivate
Newbie
All the coupons posted are below 50% and pretty much one person uses, why go for anything less than the most you can get? :] I haven't really had a grippy issue with mine, after it finished curing the first day it's been easier to swype than it was without, which was a pleasant surprise. Can't say much about Realooks since I haven't tried it but its reviews look promising.
3gAndroid
Android Enthusiast
I've tried them all and nothing beats a bare screen. The tactile feedback is ruined when you cover the screen. Also no matter how perfect you apply the protector it's still two more surfaces (front & back) that you're looking through. Therefore even if not readily apparent there's more glare.