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Nillkin Mi A2 accessories small review
*Template from my own Nillkin accessories for Mi A1 review.
Just bought my Mi A2 2 weeks ago, and my accessories finally arrived few days ago.
A few add-ons to my Mi A2: Nillkin Amazing H+ Pro 2.5D tempered glass screen protector, Nillkin Mi 6x/A2 Frosted Shield case (Black). Price stated as off 10/13/2018
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Screen protector:
*White edge elimination liquid ~$0.5 is highly recommended
Nillkin Amazing H+ Pro 2.5D tempered glass screen protector ~$11 USD
Recommended if you are highly skilled, you need to be highly skilled to apply the screen protector perfectly and no mistakes. Because once you get air bubbles underneath the screen protector, it's nearly impossible to get it out. Plus if you remove and reapply, you will pretty much get permanent bubbles at the corner. Once you lift it up even with little force, the adhesive is pretty much destroyed. Other than those cons I will think it's an okay screen protector, if you can get it on spot the first time without air bubbles. It's also coated with oleophobic coating, so you will probably get less fingerprint on your screen, it's thin with 0.2mm thickness (can flex slightly more without breaking it comparing to conventional screen protector).
Conclusion: It's an excellent screen protector if you can apply it in one go perfect alignment, no dust etc.
Tips: Do not take out the screen protector until you are ready to apply it. Use all the accessories Nillkin provided before applying the screen protector, clean your screen with wet & dry wipes first, and then use the anti-static film to remove remaining dust on the screen. Your screen shouldn't pick up any dust for 2-3 mins unless you are in a very dusty place. When you finally ready to install the screen protector, remove it from the protective film case and then apply it on your screen. Don't peel off the adhesive protection film altogether at start, instead pull 30% off and then try align to your screen properly, once confirmed then only peel it off completely. If you have bubbles on the side, just keep pressure on it for around 1-2 mins and they will be gone. You will need to apply the white edge elimination liquid if you get white edges around the screen protector, I have tried a couple screen protector and it is impossible to eliminate it by just using pressure alone, so this liquid will help you eliminate the white edges if you don't like imperfections.
Package contents:
After applying screen protector and white edge elimination fluid:
Case:
Nillkin Mi 6x/A2 Frosted Shield case ~$10
Highly recommended. I always bought Nillkin case, although it doesn't cover the upper and bottom part of your phone. It looks really slick and provide very comfortable grip for you. Note that the cover only give very minor buffer between your screen and surface if you put your phone upside down. Adding any tempered glass will definitely cause it higher than the case. Although it only gives basic protection, but the case is higher than the rear camera bump, so you won't be damaging the rear camera lens or glass when you put it on your table plus it doesn't look that bulky compared to those TPU case. I always love Nillkin case, they made very good cases for each phone, and their quality is very good too.
Conclusion: If you are looking for a case that won't make your phone looks bulky and add some grip, this case will probably suits you. But take note that only gives basic protection, any drops will be bad.
With big brother:

Good review ,I have both products which i love

Hi, if there any link to buy only the liquid?
Thx
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[Q] Anyone have a closeup of the rhino shield protectors for the Z3??

I find it kinda stupid that the product site doesn't actually bother to display the product but have the balls to charge $30 for two slivers of plastic... PLASTIC!?!?!?!
I'd like to know what the cutouts look like?
TIA!!!
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The cutouts are pretty accurate, but visible. The edges of the screen are flat, and pretty sharp, but it's also almost as thin as a plastic film screen protector, so you don't notice it under your finger as much as a tempered glass one. It isn't an edge to edge sheet, so lining it up takes a somewhat steady hand. The oleophobic coating on this also isn't very good, so you'll definitely feel your fingers either stick to the screen, or leave streaky oil behind.
As far as screen protection goes, I feel like this thing is way more drop resistant than any tempered glass screen protector I've ever used before. I had an iPhone screen shatter under a Spigen last year. A similar drop to that one simply put a dent near the corner of this screen protector. The glass underneath is completely unharmed, and this screen protector is still good for use. However, this thing is more prone to tiny scratches than the bare screen is.
Overall I'd say that if you're used to tempered glass, don't expect tempered glass. It's thin, firm, plastic. That being said, you're trading a little bit of scratch protection and in-hand feel for better drop protection. I'll probably stick to these from here on out after too many shattered tempered glass protectors over the past few years.
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The cutouts are pretty accurate, but visible. The edges of the screen are flat, and pretty sharp, but it's also almost as thin as a plastic film screen protector, so you don't notice it under your finger as much as a tempered glass one. It isn't an edge to edge sheet, so lining it up takes a somewhat steady hand. The oleophobic coating on this also isn't very good, so you'll definitely feel your fingers either stick to the screen, or leave streaky oil behind.
As far as screen protection goes, I feel like this thing is way more drop resistant than any tempered glass screen protector I've ever used before. I had an iPhone screen shatter under a Spigen last year. A similar drop to that one simply put a dent near the corner of this screen protector. The glass underneath is completely unharmed, and this screen protector is still good for use. However, this thing is more prone to tiny scratches than the bare screen is.
Overall I'd say that if you're used to tempered glass, don't expect tempered glass. It's thin, firm, plastic. That being said, you're trading a little bit of scratch protection and in-hand feel for better drop protection. I'll probably stick to these from here on out after too many shattered tempered glass protectors over the past few years.
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Thank you Xavier_32 for the very informative reply, I'll have to order a pair now and see if I can cope with the look and feel. I'm guessing these are a bit matted, not a high gloss finish?
thanks Again!
xdayala said:
Thank you Xavier_32 for the very informative reply, I'll have to order a pair now and see if I can cope with the look and feel. I'm guessing these are a bit matted, not a high gloss finish?
thanks Again!
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They're high gloss. If anything, a little too reflective. But damn are they durable. This thing has survived more drops flat on the screen than I care to think about.

Galaxy S6 screen protector...

So...if the Galaxy S6 will have the edge feature on both sides wouldn't that make making a screen protector for it a nightmare? I am still getting the device because I am a Samsung fan boy but....
Re: S6 Screen protectors
I actually found a compatible screen protector for my Note Edge. The film contours around the edges. You may wanna check them out. IQShield screen protectors. I'm also a certified Samsung follower and yeah,it's kinda difficult to find screen protectors with the edges.
i don't see how the edge will be a problem with a protector, it's not like the film can't be wrapped around. screen protector are so retro and pointless. i never put one on my s4 and its been 2 years and not a single scratch on the screen.
IMO, screen protectors help protect the value of your device especially if you're considering a resale. In my case, I'm tad a bit clumsy and so, having screen protector is a must. I feel like it's vulnerable if I leave my device naked.
The only real screen protector that will contour to the edge will be a wet-application one. Iloome did have a prototype curved tempered glass for the Note Edge, but it had issues and they haven't provided any updates about it in a while.
Sent from my iP6+
savannahluv said:
IMO, screen protectors help protect the value of your device especially if you're considering a resale. In my case, I'm tad a bit clumsy and so, having screen protector is a must. I feel like it's vulnerable if I leave my device naked.
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as i said before, 2 years with no screen protector on my S4 and not a single scratch on it. same thing with my S3.. sold it after a year and a half in practically mint condition for $180 and screen was flawless. besides, screen protectors take away from the glorous screen and i could care less about resell value because i buy phones to enjoy them as it comes, i do not buy them to preserve it for someone else to enjoy lol.. the last time i used a protector was when i had a htc touch pro when screens were plastic. to each their own i guess.
Case or screen protector..Possibly both. It's kind of interesting to see double edge on the S6 edge.. Honestly I might go with a case until I found a screen protector that won't diminish the crispiness of the screen. so will see.
With Gorilla Glass 4, will these be necessary?
No, it's not really necessary, but for a few bucks you can buy a tempered glass one if you really are a bit clumsy, but gorilla glass normally is difficult to scratch.
found a tempered glass one here for preorder, it's on sale and only $4, can't go wrong.
I think a wet screen protector would work well for the Edge. I just hope that someone comes out with a clear, frosted/matte protector for the glass on the back to protect from scratches and reduce smudges.
Galaxy s6 edge! Screen protector for the front:
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=361231180674&globalID=EBAY-DE&alt=web
For the back:
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=301550324031&globalID=EBAY-DE&alt=web
Ordered... Let's see how it looks when it arrives.
rodnii said:
I think a wet screen protector would work well for the Edge. I just hope that someone comes out with a clear, frosted/matte protector for the glass on the back to protect from scratches and reduce smudges.
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Yeah, I agree with y'all. Wet install films pretty much cover edge to edge, but there are also quite dry install films that works. I've heard quite good reviews about iLLumiShield Screen protectors,too.
zagg already has an s6 protector http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product...hdx-screen-protector-gs6hxc-f0c/10362683.aspx
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Here's dry film that I've found for S6, IllumiShield S6 screen protector,www.amazon.com/dp/B00TP05TPC/
I tried with my s4 the glass protector of Zerolemon, I'll wait to see if they do something like that again, it was awesome
il buono said:
The only real screen protector that will contour to the edge will be a wet-application one. Iloome did have a prototype curved tempered glass for the Note Edge, but it had issues and they haven't provided any updates about it in a while.
Sent from my iP6+
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Well, the glass ones have to have a sticky residue to stick to the phone. I'm sure that it's difficult for those companies to make a perfectly curved glass and have that coating underneath. I'm excited to see some of the attempts, though. I think that this is going to be one of those things that just takes a long time for the companies to figure out, and I'm sure we'll get some humorous images on here before someone gets it right.
ZAGG InvisibleShield HDX screen protector finally available for order!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...g-invisibleshield-tempered-glass-hdx-t3060378
direct link here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UXP5EYE/
Anyone seen a glass protector for the back of s6?
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Spigen just released their screen protector, includes both front and back.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QU4N0EI/

Redmi Note 8 Pro tempered glass

I look forward to hearing from you about Redmi Note 8 Pro tempered glass screen protector................
The best screen protectors I've ever bought
I already bought a redmi note 8 pro tempered glass screen protector on Amazon,and already installed it on screen.Despite being more expensive, the value is definitely worth it. The kit comes in a plastic case with 2 screen protectors (including wipes and dust removal stickers), an alignment tool for the screen protector, carbon fiber phone skin, and a camera screen protector.
The screen protector is really easy to align and did not present any bubbles or hazing, the display colors were not noticeably affected. The skin is nice and so is the camera screen protector.
I say that this kit is worth the price, it offers so much for the price and the gap-filling liquid makes the protector blend in perfectly with the phone screen.
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I found on AliExpress 5d tempered glass and I am not satisfied with it.. its not so good and at the edges I cant steak it ..
I will try to find this 9D
Thanks for sharing this.
wrong reply. For the post. Where did you order it? is it available in the Philippines?
Alessor said:
I already bought a redmi note 8 pro tempered glass screen protector on Amazon,and already installed it on screen.Despite being more expensive, the value is definitely worth it. The kit comes in a plastic case with 2 screen protectors (including wipes and dust removal stickers), an alignment tool for the screen protector, carbon fiber phone skin, and a camera screen protector.
The screen protector is really easy to align and did not present any bubbles or hazing, the display colors were not noticeably affected. The skin is nice and so is the camera screen protector.
I say that this kit is worth the price, it offers so much for the price and the gap-filling liquid makes the protector blend in perfectly with the phone screen.
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I bought the same screen protector.... did you find hard to apply the carbon fiber skin?
amazon.com/gp/product/B07YBR3Y8R
Redmi Note 8 Pro Best Tempered Glass
Redmi Note 8 Pro Best Tempered Glass on Amazon: https://techinsidetips.com/redmi-note-8-pro-tempered-glass/
I am currently using Nillkin Amazing CP+Pro tempered glass. The best full coverage tempered glass so far. It doesn't have the excessive black border that covers the screen like those stupid cheap glass. Can fit with any casing & smooth texture. I recommend you guys to try this one bc if you fitted it correctly the sensors will work as usual. And also it's high visibility I can barely see the glass tbh. It's 0.33mm and 2.5d edges so should be good
I got this as well. I had the same type with the applicator for my Mi 8 Lite and love the ease of application thanks to the tool.
One tip I learn about applying screen protector and skin is:
1. Wash your hands, do not dry them.
2. Prepare some warm water with washing up liquid mixture.
3. Drop a few drops of these mixture onto the surface where the glass or skin is going on (do not worry, this phone has IPX2 rating)
4. Apply the glass or skin.
5. Press the water out with a card.
Any bubbles or water below will dry out in a day or so.
Oh, of course, do this in a dust free place such as a hot steamy bathroom (everyone should know this one now).
Well, cheap T glass suck, incomplete glue, I decided to get standard nikilin CP+max and a metal ring for camera protection (without installing the camera glass), for body, I will just pour nanotechnology coating solutions, $12 total including shipping. Ain't pay for $50 for $220 phones.
Alessor said:
I already bought a redmi note 8 pro tempered glass screen protector on Amazon,and already installed it on screen.Despite being more expensive, the value is definitely worth it. The kit comes in a plastic case with 2 screen protectors (including wipes and dust removal stickers), an alignment tool for the screen protector, carbon fiber phone skin, and a camera screen protector.
The screen protector is really easy to align and did not present any bubbles or hazing, the display colors were not noticeably affected. The skin is nice and so is the camera screen protector.
I say that this kit is worth the price, it offers so much for the price and the gap-filling liquid makes the protector blend in perfectly with the phone screen.
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Is that a China ROM Variant?

Accessories Accessories!!!

Dissappointed did not get the free clear case. My 6T until last day I shipped it for trade in used the free included case. Worked great, I really liked it, tried bunch from Amazon and just liked the free stock one.
I am using the Spigen hybrid case on OP9.
- fits well. But the interior is a dust magnet. Almost feels sticky, hard to clean off the dust and fingerprints.
- the exterior is a horrible mess of fingerprints!!
Pulen glass protector
- thick... too thick. Front does have cut out for camera. Clear, applied well. Not a fingerprint mess. Fits well with cases.
- the rear camera protector even thicker. It also cover the lense. Does not have cut outs for the lenses. I removed cause probably adds distortion. Did not do any scientific methods to test hypothesis.
Pulen clear case with floral print
- loose fit. Slips off easily, terrible
- the sides do not have a lip to cover and provide screen protection.
- returned back to Amazon.
- DO NOT BUY
Cresee silicone case
- It has a soft texture to it, really pleasant feel
- Fits the phone well, buttons feel great
- Great case for $10
Qitayo clear thin case
- Terrible buttons. The buttons are not recessed so they fit over the buttons, they sit right on top so it's really easy to click then. I can only imagine what a disaster it would be with the phone in the pocket.
- DO NOT BUY
Orzero Premium Tempered Glass x3
- Easy to apply, the case to assist proper alignment of glass was useful.
- No issues with touch sensitivity or fingerprint
- Would recommend over Pulen.
If anyone finds glass that is thinner than 0.3mm please let me know
For sound.
Love that BT connections show battery levels for each ear piece and case. This from mpow X6 and the OnePlus Budz.
Being able to switch audio output from volume rocker. I don't remember doing this on the 6T, OnePlus dragging feet on Android 11 update for that.
I still have dongle from 6T. Senn Hd58x, AT R70x and A990z all sound great.
For gym, mpow x6 seems best. For shopping and wandering around I prefer the Budz. Their call quality seems better to people I called.
Thanks for your input!
I'm using a spigen tough armor. Sturdy, well built, perfect fit, nice little kickstand, very good protection.
It does add quite a bit of bulk though. The buttons are flush with the case so it's not immediately obvious where they are, but you get used to it really fast of course. The kickstand is also flush with the case, which is nice.
I had a spigen slim armor on my previous phone, and this tough armor offers more protection, with a raised lip all around the screen. Given the choice, I'd prefer a little less bulk than this.
Wireless charging works just fine with this case.
So, I used the Pulen glass protector on her phone. But when I did, when I went to remove the default screen protector, I actually took off the glass from my phone and not hers, oops.
Bought Orzero.
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So it comes with three, a case to help apply the glass, the usual alcohol swap, wipes and dost remover and glass sticker assists to help place the glass.
Result, the frame case worked great, it's the same dimensions as most cases. Was easy to align the camera cutout and ensure a proper fit. It's clear, smooth, the 2.5D edges are fine. Oleophobic coating is as good as I've used in the past. I have no problems with touch sensitivity or finger print reader. I think it's actually better than the Pulen.
Verdict: It's $8, comes with 3 glasses, with three sets of alcohol swab, cleaner, dust cleaners. The case is helpful. I'd recommend it.
And no I'm not testing how well it works for screen protection, I've used enough of these over the past, they are all the same. The only difference is ease of use or quality.
Between Pulen or Orzero, I recommend Orzero. Pulen is fine as well
Anccer case on Amazon is nice and thin. A glass screen protector is just barely recessed on the lip however. The worst is that it's a fingerprint magnet like no other.
I got Spigen glass and I´m really dissapointed with it.
Terrible response and lots of phamton touches over the screen.
Accessories this far:
Spigen Tough Armor
UniqueMe TGSP (which I swear by)
and today I got a dual sim tray for my
North American OP9. of course on AA firmware, I didn't get service in the second sim slot. But we'll figure that one out eventually.
Also Dbrand Skin.
I'm using Gadgetshieldz skins on my One Plus 9 for 2 months and it fits very well from edge to edge, I get scratches rarely but it protects the back of my phone from getting damaged.

Accessories What case/screen protector did you go with?

With this device so new there hasn't been time for many amazon reviews for cases and what not. What did you end up going with?
I went ahead for the official translucent case and I'm waiting for screen protectors to be available. I'll try to grab a Spigen if they get released soon enough.
EDIT: I purchased the Spigen GLAStR screen protector and it should come by tomorrow. I'll see how it behaves with the Google case. I'll probably go as well for a Spigen case, we'll see. But maaaaaaaan do I love this phone, it made me go back to XDA and be involved with it...
mine buy on amazon delivered before the phone with screen protector included.
Google case. Cheap screen protector from Amazon. So far so good. No issues with finger print sensor. Few dust particles that's killing my OCD.
Went with the Spigen Liquid Air Armor...thin rubber, just to keep a grip.
Getting these for my pixel 6a today will send pics when I get them
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Went with these two, screen protector went on easy with the alignment tool, and the case is nice and grippy, although that's not a card slot in the back like some reviewers say it is, it's just for grip.
Spigen Ultra Hybrid (I may switch to one of the Armors, which is what my 5a has, depending on how I like this one)
Tempered glass screen protector (has an alignment frame and worked beautifully)
Tried Caseology Nano Pop, thought it too slippery. Ended up with what I had on my 4a, Spigen Rugged Armor. Would like a spongier feel, but at least it has texture all the way up on both sides.
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Getting these for my pixel 6a today will send pics when I get them
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I am using the Spingen screen protector, it is excellent and does not cause problems with the official case
Yesterday I ordered several shells I could change them every day like that.
Spigen Liquid Air Armor and the LK tempered glass screen protector. I've had great luck with both companies in the past.
I ordered a cheap one days ago when I ordered mine, because Ghostek did not have one yet. I see they have one today listed. The cheap one actually isn't bad. A snap on outer shell and "rubber" outer cover. Back has a small window open around rectangle camera and then a clear window down the back. https://www.cellularoutfitter.com/c...phone-case-black-clear-hr-qbshbum-6apix-clrbk I still may order the Ghostek though, been using them for years.
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Spigen Ultra Hybrid (I may switch to one of the Armors, which is what my 5a has, depending on how I like this one)
Tempered glass screen protector (has an alignment frame and worked beautifully)
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do you have to increase the sensitivity of this glass or is it possible?
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Went with the Spigen Liquid Air Armor...thin rubber, just to keep a grip.
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Ditto, Spigen have been my favorite for a while now
I ordered the Spigen Liquid Air Armor Designed for Pixel 6a Case (2022) - Midnight Green and [3 Pack] iVoler Screen Protector Tempered Glass for Google Pixel 6a 5G 2022 (6.1 inch)[Fingerprint Unlock Compatible] with Easy Installation Frame[Not for Pixel 6] 9H Hardness Clear Film Bubble Free
I like the case, it's nice and thin and has a good texture on the back. I might get something a little more bulky since I'm coming from a Pixel 5a with Otterbox Commuter, and I like the feeling of something more sturdy in my hand.
The screen protector worked out well. I initially had some trouble enrolling my right thumb, but on the second try it worked fine. However still some unregistered fingerprints can unlock my device... but I haven't got any OTA yet.
I bought Caseology and Spigen. Returned the Caseology, thought it didn't have enough grip. At least the Spigen has ribs the entire edge, much better grip.
is there a case to make the back of the phone flat? so the camera bump is leveled with the rest of the phone
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is there a case to make the back of the phone flat? so the camera bump is leveled with the rest of the phone
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My Spigen Rugged Armor is flat.
Dont get the iVolar, FP scanner stops reading prints after installation (even when I deleted my registered prints).

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