Spigen Steinheil Screen Protector - Galaxy S 4 Accessories

I'm interested in buying the Spigen Steinheil Screen Protector for my Galaxy S4, I'm undecided between Ultra Fine or Ultra Optics as I want anti-glare and matte finish so the screen feel smooth, I've looked at the description for them but still don't get the difference between them,
Also what's the difference between Spigen Steinheil Screen Protectors and the cheap ones?
Ultra Fine (Anti-Fingerprint),
Ultra Fine film is a high quality film with a slightly textured film with 30% increased light transmittance. The Ultra Fine is effective in preventing glare, smudges and fingerprints.
High grade anti-glare hard coated film
Premium matte surface
Good surface hardness : 3H ~ 4H
No rainbow effect
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Ultra Optics (Anti-Fingerprint With Clarity)
Ultra Optics film is premium grade screen protector that features a microlens array surface layer. The microlens array on the surface of this matte anti-fingerprint film dramatically increases the light transmittance while offering an excellent, smooth surface texture with smudge resistant property.
Optical Microlens Array Matte film Anti-fingerprint
Light transmittance increased by 50% from previous model
Premium matte surface
Good surface hardness : 2H ~ 3H
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Lither said:
I'm interested in buying the Spigen Steinheil Screen Protector for my Galaxy S4, I'm undecided between Ultra Fine or Ultra Optics as I want anti-glare and matte finish so the screen feel smooth, I've looked at the description for them but still don't get the difference between them,
Also what's the difference between Spigen Steinheil Screen Protectors and the cheap ones?
Ultra Fine (Anti-Fingerprint),
Ultra Optics (Anti-Fingerprint With Clarity)
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Difference between Spigen and Cheap 20 packs are that Spigen last longer. They are more scratch resistant. Those cheap ones scratch so easily and you'll have to reapply a fresh protector every now and then.
UltraFine and UltraOptics are exactly as the description says. Think of UltraFine as the standard matte, UltraOptics are probably half matte with the benefits of having antifingerprint properties while being clearer than standard matte, however, it still is matte. I'll suggest you go for ultra optics.

Still unsure about the difference between them, can someone who has both screen protectors or knows the difference fully describe to me please

Can someone help me please

I love zagg products. Their screen protectors are worth the extra money. Great protection and easy to apply.

Tinasintunes said:
I love zagg products. Their screen protectors are worth the extra money. Great protection and easy to apply.
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Zagg doesn't have anti-glare matte screen protector whereas Spigen has

I'm not entirely sure the benefits of the variations either, but I am using the Ultra Crystal one. I think that's the basic one.
I'm very happy with it. No color distortion/hue or interference with sensors or touch sensitivity.

Hotbread said:
I'm not entirely sure the benefits of the variations either, but I am using the Ultra Crystal one. I think that's the basic one.
I'm very happy with it. No color distortion/hue or interference with sensors or touch sensitivity.
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I was going to go with the Ultra Crystal one, but you can see fingerprints which I don't want

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Best Screen protectors on Amazon?

About to order some stuff on there and figured that I might as well get some due to the fact that I don't like the previous ones I bought.
Which ones have you gotten off Amazon and have liked?
i think the best one on there now is the reelook one for the sensation
EZGuard
I bought this screen protectors:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0054LJD9O
I really like it and it was really easy to install (using the water method), but one little comment/warning. These screen protectors are not sold by EZGuard, I think that the seller bought some large EZGuard protectors (maybe the ones for the iPad) and cut them themselves. I think that the size is perfect, as it covers the WHOLE screen, yes, the WHOLE screen, including the concave edges. They are completely clear, but I know some people feel that they are a little rough to the touch, but if you ask me, that's what I actually like about them, because they feel thick. I don't think that you lose sensitivity at all.
I hope this helps.
The absolute best (read: super high quality) is by SGP.
http://www.amazon.com/SGP-Sensation..._1_1?s=wireless&ie=UTF8&qid=1311699400&sr=1-1
I use the same for my Xoom, my two G2, an my Sensation. I swear by this product, though probably one of the most expensive, due to its nice compromise between clarity and anti-glare.
Usually gloss means, nice to the touch, messy with fingerprints, the best to look at (when clean), but a pain in the neck with the glare. Matte finish means, no messy fingerprints, excellent against glare, not as responsive to touch, and not pleasant to look at.
SGP has Ultra Matte and Ultra Crystal, I believe, and though both finishes would mean what I mentioned above for any other brands, SGP actually minimizes on the cons and maximizes on the pros for each. The matte finish I have on my Sensation isn't what you expect from other brands' matte finish and the same for the gloss finish on my Xoom and G2's.
mutiny said:
The absolute best (read: super high quality) is by SGP.
http://www.amazon.com/SGP-Sensation..._1_1?s=wireless&ie=UTF8&qid=1311699400&sr=1-1
I use the same for my Xoom, my two G2, an my Sensation. I swear by this product, though probably one of the most expensive, due to its nice compromise between clarity and anti-glare.
Usually gloss means, nice to the touch, messy with fingerprints, the best to look at (when clean), but a pain in the neck with the glare. Matte finish means, no messy fingerprints, excellent against glare, not as responsive to touch, and not pleasant to look at.
SGP has Ultra Matte and Ultra Crystal, I believe, and though both finishes would mean what I mentioned above for any other brands, SGP actually minimizes on the cons and maximizes on the pros for each. The matte finish I have on my Sensation isn't what you expect from other brands' matte finish and the same for the gloss finish on my Xoom and G2's.
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except that for the Sensation, SGP did not come out with a "real" steinheil screen protector. The SGP screen protector sensation is only one of those wet-applied films because of the curves of the screen. But for matte surface of the phone's body, SGP is truly great
for the screen, I think it's best to get the realook one from amazon
c19932 said:
for the screen, I think it's best to get the realook one from amazon
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Are you saying that from experience with the Realook on the Sensation? I have it on my Vibrant, but am curious if it's the same.
Also, there are 2 versions for the Sensation, clear and anti-glare. Have you tried either or both?
Edit: One reason I'm so interested is I actually had a spare Vibrant Realook SP. I cut it to fit the Sensation screen, but it's so stiff there was a bubble all around the outside edge. Along the bottom there was a decent gap between the edge of the protector and the noticeable curve of the glass, but still it wouldn't lie flat. So, I can only conclude they must have changed the material for the Sensation version to make it much more flexible. Going just on reputation or experience with other phones doesn't seem sufficient in this case.
mutiny said:
The absolute best (read: super high quality) is by SGP.
http://www.amazon.com/SGP-Sensation..._1_1?s=wireless&ie=UTF8&qid=1311699400&sr=1-1
I use the same for my Xoom, my two G2, an my Sensation. I swear by this product, though probably one of the most expensive, due to its nice compromise between clarity and anti-glare.
Usually gloss means, nice to the touch, messy with fingerprints, the best to look at (when clean), but a pain in the neck with the glare. Matte finish means, no messy fingerprints, excellent against glare, not as responsive to touch, and not pleasant to look at.
SGP has Ultra Matte and Ultra Crystal, I believe, and though both finishes would mean what I mentioned above for any other brands, SGP actually minimizes on the cons and maximizes on the pros for each. The matte finish I have on my Sensation isn't what you expect from other brands' matte finish and the same for the gloss finish on my Xoom and G2's.
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Did you get the ultra matte SGP full body protection or just the front SP? I am interested in getting just the SP in ultra matte but on SGP site they only sell it along with the body protection.
Angelmsx said:
Did you get the ultra matte SGP full body protection or just the front SP? I am interested in getting just the SP in ultra matte but on SGP site they only sell it along with the body protection.
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Correct. The matte is only for the one with the full body.
i'm not sure if the person above is correct.....the screen protector that comes with the body protection package is clear, not matte. only the body pieces are matte
Angelmsx said:
Did you get the ultra matte SGP full body protection or just the front SP? I am interested in getting just the SP in ultra matte but on SGP site they only sell it along with the body protection.
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regardless which package you buy (full body or just screen), the screen protector is NOT matte. It's just a clear piece of plastic.

The Best Screen Protector Thread

Thread Instructions:
Please share your review of the screen protector you are using. I will update the details of each protector as you post more info.
XGear Fantom Tempered Glass:http://www.xgearlive.com/products/tempered-glass/fantom-4
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$29.99 (Ships Jan. 17)
Hardness: 8/10
Made of Tempered (compressed through complicated process) Glass
Feels like glass (Not plasticity)
Can choose white or black for screen surrounding area
User Reviews
Skinomi:http://www.skinomi.com/sk12038-lg-nexus-4-screen-protector.html
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$5.99
Wet Application
Hardness: ??/10
Covers Curved Edges
Lifetime Warranty
Amazon Link
User Reviews
androidtoy09 said:
I have Skinomi. I really like it but I think I over stretched it when I installed it. I can see "stretch marks" underneath the skin protector. I'm not sure if its caused over stretching or squeezing as I tried to clean the bubbles.
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elarella said:
I've been really impressed with the Skinomi protector. The cut-outs are spot on and orange peel is at a minimum. Other protectors with cut-outs for the front facing camera and sensors tend to cut out a portion of the protector rather than having actual holes punched out so that the chances of the edges lifting increases. The Skinomi actually punches out holes in the protector giving the impression of a more finished look. You wouldn't think that there is anything on the screen itself unless you look around the edges and see the ends of the protector tracing the edge of the screen Speaking of the edges, I am really impressed how the skinomi is able to follow the curvature of the screen without lifting. I have had the screen protector on since I received the phone in late November and I have the official bumper on. Scratches and indentations do take a while to clear up, but with the screen on, it is not even noticeable. I am truly impressed with Skinomi.
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fallenturtle said:
I'm finding that the skinomi isn't working so well with my case. The edges keep popping out from beneath where the case meets the edge of the screen.
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tomdaws said:
...Next I tried the Skinomi full body protection - it was brilliant but I wouldn't recommend it for use with a case, which to be fair defeats the object of a full body skin. It lifted on the front where my tpu case fits. ...
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XO Skins:http://xoskins.com/cell-phone-skin-protectors/lg-skin-protectors/lg-google-nexus-4-screen-protector
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$13.46
Wet Application
Hardness: ??/10
Covers Curved Edges
Lifetime Warranty
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mackster248 said:
I've been impressed with XO Skins.
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XTreme Guard:http://www.xtremeguard.com/LG-Googl...-4-screen-protector.htm?CartID=1#.UKuFT4fBEuA
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$5.00
Wet Application
Hardness ??/10
Covers Curved Edges
Front and Back
May Cover Sensors & Front Facing Camera
Amazon Link
User Reviews
Best Skins Ever:http://www.bestskinsever.com/google-nexus-4-skin
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$6.99
Wet Application
Hardness: ??/10
Offer Normal Protector as well as Case Optimized Protector
Total body protection option too
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otariq said:
I have best skins ever it is a really good product especially at a low price. At times ppl can't even tell it's on there unless I point it out. Also after a day or so after application it becomes smooth and feels like glass and orange peel is very minimal if any at all.
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Zagg Invisible Shield:http://www.zagg.com/invisibleshield/lg-nexus-4-e960-cases-screen-protectors-covers-skins-shields.php
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$14.99
Wet Application
Hardness: ??/10
Covers Curved Edges
Lifetime Warranty
Patented Technology
Amazon Link
User Reviews
Spigen Steinheil:http://www.spigen.com/cell-phone/google/nexus-4.html
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$13.99
Dry Application
Hardness: 4/10
Cut Short of Edges
Comes in 2 Types: Ultra Crystal (Protects from scratches and is clear) and Ultra Oleophobic (Oil Resistant)
Front and Back Option Too
User Reviews
Ace42 said:
Best dry install? Spigen Dual, it's literally one of the best protectors I've ever used(hori has the best but theirs are for game consoles). Anyway the quality of the Spigen dual is unmatched, the rear protector almost has full accuracy, it's missing just a little bit of height but not enough to make a fuss over it. And the front, while not covering the curves, still overs great protection. They chose the slim profile for the front to avoid the lifting that normally occurs with the curvy designs, which is honestly a fair trade-off. I would rather have this design than one that allows dust and lifting to occur. Overall I give Steinheil a 9/10 for their efforts.
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tomdaws said:
...I'm currently using a Spigen Ultra Crystal. The 'feel' is fantastic, clarity is as good as naked. I do have an issue with the edges lifting, even though they're no where near the curve in the glass. I fitted both that came in the pack, with the same result. I'm in contact with Spigen CS to figure out what the problem is. In my opinion Spigen are the ultimate protector - I just want my N4 one to fit!
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Clarivue:http://www.clarivue.com/lg-google-nexus-4-ultra-clear-screen-protector.html
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$14.99
Dry Application
Hardness: ??/10
Cut Short of Curved Edges
Lifetime Warranty
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Does nobody have a screen protector who wants to share their experiences?
I have best skins ever it is a really good product especially at a low price. At times ppl can't even tell it's on there unless I point it out. Also after a day or so after application it becomes smooth and feels like glass and orange peel is very minimal if any at all.
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otariq said:
I have best skins ever it is a really good product especially at a low price. At times ppl can't even tell it's on there unless I point it out. Also after a day or so after application it becomes smooth and feels like glass and orange peel is very minimal if any at all.
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Thanks fot the reply. I was beginning to think no one had a screen protector.
Do you have the case fit one or the normal fit one.
How does it fit?
I have an Mpero Privacy Screen Protector sitting here, will post a review when my N4 arrives (if someone hasn't by then).
Best dry install? Spigen Dual, it's literally one of the best protectors I've ever used(hori has the best but theirs are for game consoles). Anyway the quality of the Spigen dual is unmatched, the rear protector almost has full accuracy, it's missing just a little bit of height but not enough to make a fuss over it. And the front, while not covering the curves, still overs great protection. They chose the slim profile for the front to avoid the lifting that normally occurs with the curvy designs, which is honestly a fair trade-off. I would rather have this design than one that allows dust and lifting to occur. Overall I give Steinheil a 9/10 for their efforts.
theTqM said:
I have an Mpero Privacy Screen Protector sitting here, will post a review when my N4 arrives (if someone hasn't by then).
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Please let us know how it does with the sensors as that screen protector doesn't have a cutout for that.
Is there any protector that will not bubble up because of the case? I dont mind it not covering the curved edges.
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_guzzler_ said:
Is there any protector that will not bubble up because of the case? I dont mind it not covering the curved edges.
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app
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Best Skins Ever has an option for a protector cut specifically to be used with a case.
Fantom 4 (my favorite) is made of glass and i would imagine would be good too. on their website they recommend to use it with a case.
I have Skinomi. I really like it but I think I over stretched it when I installed it. I can see "stretch marks" underneath the skin protector. I'm not sure if its caused over stretching or squeezing as I tried to clean the bubbles.
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Is there any protector that will not bubble up because of the case? I dont mind it not covering the curved edges.
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app
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The dual Spigen will not bubble up since it doesn't cover the curves.
I've been impressed with XO Skins.
mackster248 said:
I've been impressed with XO Skins.
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Thanks for bringing that up. I added it to the master post.
frusso21 said:
Please let us know how it does with the sensors as that screen protector doesn't have a cutout for that.
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Actually contrary to the Amazon image it does indeed have the sensor cut out. I was worried about that being an issue before it arrived, but I'm relieved that it should be just fine.
I've been really impressed with the Skinomi protector. The cut-outs are spot on and orange peel is at a minimum. Other protectors with cut-outs for the front facing camera and sensors tend to cut out a portion of the protector rather than having actual holes punched out so that the chances of the edges lifting increases. The Skinomi actually punches out holes in the protector giving the impression of a more finished look. You wouldn't think that there is anything on the screen itself unless you look around the edges and see the ends of the protector tracing the edge of the screen Speaking of the edges, I am really impressed how the skinomi is able to follow the curvature of the screen without lifting. I have had the screen protector on since I received the phone in late November and I have the official bumper on. Scratches and indentations do take a while to clear up, but with the screen on, it is not even noticeable. I am truly impressed with Skinomi.
theTqM said:
Actually contrary to the Amazon image it does indeed have the sensor cut out. I was worried about that being an issue before it arrived, but I'm relieved that it should be just fine.
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My mistake. Thats good then!
I'm thinking of getting the ultra-clear or the skinomi one, but I'd prefer a non-glossy screen protector. Are there any Matte-type screen protectors?
I'm finding that the skinomi isn't working so well with my case. The edges keep popping out from beneath where the case meets the edge of the screen.
ibarra21 said:
I'm thinking of getting the ultra-clear or the skinomi one, but I'd prefer a non-glossy screen protector. Are there any Matte-type screen protectors?
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http://www.amazon.com/GreatShield-Anti-Glare-Screen-Protector-Google/dp/B00AIA27VW/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1356771347&sr=8-15&keywords=nexus+4+matte+screen+protector
ibarra21 said:
I'm thinking of getting the ultra-clear or the skinomi one, but I'd prefer a non-glossy screen protector. Are there any Matte-type screen protectors?
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You could try the Fantom 5 Tempered Glass protector as it's actually made of glass.

Spigen Glas vs. Ultra Oleophobic

Has anyone had both of these screen protectors? How do they compare in clarity, feel, oil and fingerprint resistance? Thanks!
I have both. Using the Olephobic on my iPhone 5 and a Glas tr on my S4. The Glas tr wins, it's more resistant smudging and feels nicer.
agreed. will not go back to regular screen protector anymore
The glas TR is amazing, it feels buttery smooth (super buttery) to the touch, and is pretty resistant to finger oils and smudges, if smudges is on the glass, a simple quick wipe will get most of it off.
And it also gives me a peace of mind that the glas will also give some sort of protection for when I drop by phone. Heck, even the folks who have cracked their amoled just by putting it in their pockets which flexed it enough to crack it..
Glas is well worth the money.
Thanks for everyone's feedback. The gorilla glass does feel great, smooth. Nice that the glas will preserve that. I'm using a case so the glas.T is what I want right?
vinuneuro said:
Thanks for everyone's feedback. The gorilla glass does feel great, smooth. Nice that the glas will preserve that. I'm using a case so the glas.T is what I want right?
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I'd pay more money and get the tr with the curved edges, it very nice. I use it with a case, but still, the curved edges makes it feel like the glass if part of the phone, unlike a non-curved edge.
Spigen glass tr slim the way to go
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Do you feel the edges at all with a case though? I'm just thinking about the regular version being slightly thinner.
vinuneuro said:
Do you feel the edges at all with a case though? I'm just thinking about the regular version being slightly thinner.
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I guess if your case never comes off, than the T will do just fine. My slim hard case has no protection for the top and bottom, so that's why the TR is nice.
The Glast.r with the spigen slim armor case is the BEST combo I've found by far. Simply amazing.
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Go for the glas.tr version. It's not much more and you'll have the peice of mind it's more durable.
-Airax
The glastr honestly feels much smoother than the glass screen of the s4
I went with MIME Ghost Glass myself. It has a hardness rating of 9H and the Spigen was 8H. So the MIME is harder then the Gorilla glass 3 (a7H-8H rating) though MiME is .08mm thicker (.32mm to MIME's .40mm)
Just my 2 cents worth and reasoning for it.

What Plastic Screen Protectors are you using on the Note 4?

What Plastic Screen Protectors are you using on the Note 4? I'm under the notion that typical PET film is compatible with most cases.
I got the Zagg HDX screen protector and I'm pretty happy with it. I was hoping for tempered glass, but I don't think that's going to happen any time soon. The HDX protector was easy to install and it feels great. No issues with s-pen making divots or marks so far (been about a week of use).
INITIALLY... like immediately after you put it on, it feels a bit "sticky" when you run a finger over it. Just clean it off though and it's fine. Must be some residual "sticktion" from the films that cover the film prior to install.
+1 for the Zagg HDX. It's more expensive, but well worth it. The glass protectors look funky on this phone, and you can barely tell the Zagg is on there except for the somewhat sharp edge. I usually go without a protector, but the Note 4 is VERY scratchable... I had several light scratches in the coating that could only be seen in the right light only after a few days of use, so I had to get the protector.
I can rest-assure you its very hard not to get even the tiniest scratch on the shiny metal portions of the Note 4 especially the first time you put the phone in a case. When buying new, the device jostles while in transit, and I've seen scratches in areas where no one will see; that's just me.
Is the HDX as thin as one of those cheap plastic screen protectors found on eBay?
The HDX is a little thicker than the cheap ones. It's a multi-layer construction and provides impact resistance. It's still thin and flexible enough that it handles the slight curve at the edge of the screen and doesn't halo or anything. AND... I'm using the Samsung case and it works with that perfectly.
I'm currently using the iCarez film protector and it does not fit with my Seidio Surface case because it's too thick. Has a bubble in the lower left corner I can't get rid of and when I put the phone in my Akron Mega Grip car mount the side arms cause a large bubble on the left side. Not sure how thick it is but hoping for better results with the Zagg HDX which is 1 mm thick. Also don't like S Pen feel with the iCarez film.
I've been using Spigen Steinheil screen protectors since I first got a Motorola OG Driod. The Steinheil have always been durable and protective of my screens. I have a Spigen Steinheil Crystal screen protector on my Note 4. It works well and doesn't interfere with the native screen. They come 3 in a pack.
Zagg hdx until my iloome shows up
See here. Double thread?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2987371
Thanks, moderators please close this thread or merge if applicable.
eksoccer99 said:
See here. Double thread?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2987371
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TechMatte screen protectors are the best quality, and best value!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00MX...SY200_QL40&dpPl=1&dpID=510dhI4oDpL&ref=plSrch

Case with Screen Protector Possible?

I had a previous case with a screen protector built in for my S9+ and it worked great, but I'm having issues now. I found this one:
Case with Protector, but it says not compatible with fingerprint ID. I assume this is because of the fingerprint built into the screen?
Does anyone know of a case that has a screen protector AND works with the fingerprint reader? Or is the built in protector not possible due to the fingerprint reader in the screen now?
I would assume no built in screen protectors will work..in order for the FPS to work, the screen protector has to basically be attached to the screen with zero air gap between phone and protector..
jgruberman said:
I had a previous case with a screen protector built in for my S9+ and it worked great, but I'm having issues now. I found this one:
Case with Protector, but it says not compatible with fingerprint ID. I assume this is because of the fingerprint built into the screen?
Does anyone know of a case that has a screen protector AND works with the fingerprint reader? Or is the built in protector not possible due to the fingerprint reader in the screen now?
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One of my friend used Gadgetshieldz case fit screen protector and he used many third party cases. Those fits are really great But I've ordered normal screen protector from them, waiting to order case fit once they released.
ArunRocker said:
One of my friend used Gadgetshieldz case fit screen protector and he used many third party cases. Those fits are really great But I've ordered normal screen protector from them, waiting to order case fit once they released.
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and this was on the S10+?
For screen protector I would go with whitestone dome. For me it acts the same as if I had the preinstalled samsung film. I would then go on amazon and check out reviews and questions for whitestone dome. People tend to post their comparable cases. I am using the UAG Monarch and it fits without a problem.
I HIGHLY recommend the Whitestone protectors. The adhesive makes them SUBSTANTIALLY more chip/crack resistant and the touch sensitivity is light years ahead of other protectors (like ZAGG). It was my go-to on Note and now S10+.
I am a minimalist and finally found a case that's thin but also adds SOME protection. TORRAS on Amazon. The hard plastic has a matte finish, amazing touch and feel but little protection. The silicone option is thin, has ridges to protect camera and screen but slides in pants and pockets easily. It DOES offer drop protection relatively.
jgruberman said:
and this was on the S10+?
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My Friend had an case fit screen protector applied on his S9+ from GadgetShieldz.
jstodda said:
I HIGHLY recommend the Whitestone protectors. The adhesive makes them SUBSTANTIALLY more chip/crack resistant and the touch sensitivity is light years ahead of other protectors (like ZAGG). It was my go-to on Note and now S10+.
I am a minimalist and finally found a case that's thin but also adds SOME protection. TORRAS on Amazon. The hard plastic has a matte finish, amazing touch and feel but little protection. The silicone option is thin, has ridges to protect camera and screen but slides in pants and pockets easily. It DOES offer drop protection relatively.
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I actually just picked up the TORRAS Slim on Amazon, not sure if it's the same one you have. Currently I'm using the Spigen Rugged Armor... but it's too thin in my opinion. I feel like if I drop my phone, I have little protection. Spigen Rugged Armor Designed for Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus Case (2019) - Matte Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MJQYDYB/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_-cMICb49XRS4K

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