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Touchplus screen protector?

Anyone knows where can I order a Touchplus screen protector online for Honor X2?

hagba said:
Anyone knows where can I order a Touchplus screen protector online for Honor X2?
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that would be really interesting

I have been looking and can't find it no where.

I've also searched the entire net but can't find it nowhere.

Does anyone know what technology is used in that screen protector. We can try to make our own if we new that.

The Navigation bar will move to the bottom bezel after you deactivate and close it in the Settings, while the upper bezel corners will activate certain apps like camera etc.. when swiped.

hagba said:
The Navigation bar will move to the bottom bezel after you deactivate and close it in the Settings, while the upper bezel corners will activate certain apps like camera etc.. when swiped.
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What's the material those buttons are made of. Chrome, magnet, etc.

mtyler7807 said:
What's the material those buttons are made of. Chrome, magnet, etc.
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They are just prints on the protecting screen.
the picture I've attached is Touchplus for Huawei P8.
Pls notice the printed buttons at the buttom. .

hagba said:
They are just prints on the protecting screen.
the picture I've attached is Touchplus for Huawei P8.
Pls notice the printed buttons at the buttom. .
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I hope we can find somewhere this Screen Protector

letschky said:
I hope we can find somewhere this Screen Protector
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Yea, its interesting looking. Even more screen area *lol*

mtyler7807 said:
Does anyone know what technology is used in that screen protector. We can try to make our own if we new that.
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They have some inivisible wiring done in that screen protector. the touch on protector's buttons translates to simultaneous touches in certain areas of device. These simultaneous touches can be used to trigger home, back or whatever function huawei has coded in.

bark1234 said:
They have some inivisible wiring done in that screen protector. the touch on protector's buttons translates to simultaneous touches in certain areas of device. These simultaneous touches can be used to trigger home, back or whatever function huawei has coded in.
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Thanks, thats what i was looking for.

Has anyone found a screen protector on the net yet. I want those buttons bad. Thats about the coolest thing I have seen.

mtyler7807 said:
Has anyone found a screen protector on the net yet. I want those buttons bad. Thats about the coolest thing I have seen.
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Unfortunately nothing, I'm doing a search everyday but so far just for Huawei P8 but Nothing for X2.
http://www.ibywind.com/huawei-p8-original-touchplus-smart-screen-protection.html?___SID=U

hagba said:
Unfortunately nothing, I'm doing a search everyday but so far just for Huawei P8 but Nothing for X2.
http://www.ibywind.com/huawei-p8-original-touchplus-smart-screen-protection.html?___SID=U
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Get the feeling it will never be released...

Benjiro said:
Get the feeling it will never be released...
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There is one thing. The p8 is global with there bands, can be be used any where, has full huawei support from the main site, and since all that is the case the p8 and the p8 maxx would be there flag ships and get the accessories before any of the other phone will even hope to get them. Thats why I am hoping that a china company makes a cheap version of it and I will bet money they will. The way they are sell these phones. They just have to get rid of a few more screen protectors first, they don't want to get stuck with them if everyone move on over to touchplus protectors. I'd pay 30 to 40 bucks for one.

How does this even work? How does the phone know you pressed buttons off the screen?
I love the idea of more screen real estate!

mtyler7807 said:
I'd pay 30 to 40 bucks for one.
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Same here..

omniphil said:
How does this even work? How does the phone know you pressed buttons off the screen?
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The software on the phone ( see the Touchplus under your settings ) simply monitors if a signal happened at x location.
Under the touchplus protector there is a micro thin wire going from the front ( where you see the buttons ) to the back ( that touches your screen ).
As you press the button, you create a electric contact with your skin's electricity field, this signal is send to the back of your protector, to the phone where the software picks up this signal on that exact location.
And because the signal is send using a thin wire, its impossible to mistake this with a finger press because our fingers our huge so the location of the electric field is way more massive.

Benjiro said:
The software on the phone ( see the Touchplus under your settings ) simply monitors if a signal happened at x location.
Under the touchplus protector there is a micro thin wire going from the front ( where you see the buttons ) to the back ( that touches your screen ).
As you press the button, you create a electric contact with your skin's electricity field, this signal is send to the back of your protector, to the phone where the software picks up this signal on that exact location.
And because the signal is send using a thin wire, its impossible to mistake this with a finger press because our fingers our huge so the location of the electric field is way more massive.
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That is pretty impressive to say the least!
I hate on screen buttons as they take away screen real estate. I will definitely be picking one of these up whenever they are available!
I wonder why they didn't just put the buttons down at the bottom of the phone in the first place?

Case blocking fingerprint sensor solution

After I have read the complaint about fingerprint sensor problem with plastic case. I figured out the case blocks out the conduction between hand and the metal sides.
Solution: make a conductor on the case with the following method
a. Aluminum foil
b. Metal tape
c. Conductor wire from cable
d. PCB silver paint
The best location to apply is by the bottom-right of the screen.

Pictures?

jay8302 said:
Pictures?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63697731&postcount=94

You could also carve/cut out the bottom lower edges on either side, so you hand can make contact with the sides.

Spigen tweeted that LG in Korea already has a software fix, just depends on when it will be released in the US.....

I'm not getting any fingerprint sensor issue at all with my ringke fusion case on my device. I tap the sensor quickly after turning on the device and it unlocks every time. Where is this fingerprint sensor not reacting to a touch? I can't reproduce it.

I noticed that placing a finger on the screen before attempting to use the fingerprint scanner helps with detection. It's not the best solution but it's been working well for me so far.

Raztrax said:
I noticed that placing a finger on the screen before attempting to use the fingerprint scanner helps with detection. It's not the best solution but it's been working well for me so far.
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Holy carp, that worked 10 out of 10 times. Brilliant.

Raztrax said:
I noticed that placing a finger on the screen before attempting to use the fingerprint scanner helps with detection. It's not the best solution but it's been working well for me so far.
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Wow, good find. Mine was in a Incipio case and now in a otterbox case. Both have the issue with the finger print sensor. Your trick on placing a finger on the screen first works every time for me.
I am on T-Mobile so hopefully we get the software fix soon.
Thanks

What is the best screen protector for s10 fingerprint work

A 1 week later i bought a tempered glass fingerprint work from ebay and is not good.it has already slipped off the edges and the imprint goes very rarely and hard.do you use some protective foil or glass that goes the imprint and can you recommend it to me?

Hi,
For me no protection is far better than all other solution (also dom glass)
The general expérience is far better (touch feeling, colour, reflectance,...)
But you need to be more careful with your phone (avoid keys or sands contact and clean it every day with soft Cloth ). For me after 1 month like this I have no scratch or other things.

deraiz12 said:
Hi,
For me no protection is far better than all other solution (also dom glass)
The general expérience is far better (touch feeling, colour, reflectance,...)
But you need to be more careful with your phone (avoid keys or sands contact and clean it every day with soft Cloth ). For me after 1 month like this I have no scratch or other things.
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Yes. I believe you. but I am not very careful I drop them a lot on foot. i think cornimg gorilla glass 6 is very ok and does not break so fast or scratch but yet ..
the biggest problem is that i don't find what global firmware to put because it is taken from amercia the snapdragon version and i don't have the language of my region because it is taken from verizon. could you help me?

Sorry but no.

Buy armfim screen protector
Better than white dome and finger print actually working.

Hi,
The better I've tested since now is LK screen protector.
No change in colour and touch feeling and also seem to be more protective than OEM one (auto repair scratch).
I try this for 2 days now with an OEM leather case and so far so good the feeling is pretty good in hand (better than hell classical TPU case....) and descent protection .

Bogdan Ionescu said:
Yes. I believe you. but I am not very careful I drop them a lot on foot. i think cornimg gorilla glass 6 is very ok and does not break so fast or scratch but yet ..
the biggest problem is that i don't find what global firmware to put because it is taken from amercia the snapdragon version and i don't have the language of my region because it is taken from verizon. could you help me?
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My device is originally Verizon unlocked. Flashed the latest firmware using odin. There's a thread here in this forum that explains everything.

Salbawardi2 said:
My device is originally Verizon unlocked. Flashed the latest firmware using odin. There's a thread here in this forum that explains everything.
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I m looking and i don t found...

I am using Invisible Shield Ultra Clear and it works great.

I replaced my broken Whitestone with the Mocolo UV nanoptics. It costs about the 1/4 of the Whitestone and it works and feels exactly the same. That means that the fingerprint reader works at about its 85-90% of its original cabability.

Any new cheap glass protectors on the market? I'm looking for something full adhesive edge to edge. FPS compatibility is not too critical but if it works without applying UV glue that would be great.

I ended up avoiding fingerprint unlock because it never works on the first try with my screen protector. That's the only thing I don't like about this device

Been using the apiker film for a week or so, 4 for $10 or whatever. Had an alignement jig, i wasn't super careful about cleaning, should've installed in the bathroom. Works really well, no problem with finger print. There's two spots on each side where it has popped up a little from taking my case on and off a feew times.
Just ordered the johncase tempered from Amazon, has the little uv light, pack of two for $15. See what happens.

My fps works correctly at least 9 times out of 10. I just registered my most frequently used finger, the right thumb, two times. One when it was completely dry and one more time when it was wet. Now I rarely loose a scanning.

Screen Guards which allow fingerprint scanning and SPen pressure sensitivity

https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0848QZ355/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_i_QiPrEbJNMXEYV
Used this screen guard on my Note 10 Lite. After application and ensuring no bubble anywhere near the finger print scanner switched it in.
At the first shot it did not read the prints. However after deleting the stored prints and registering them once again they worked well.
A little extra pressure was required for a good read.
Pressure sensitivity for the SPen was also Ok
Only issue is that it's not an edge to edge screen guard. However I'm ok with it as does not snag onto the edges of the case when taking the phone out for cleaning.

Any case you have ordered for it

CharlieGarg said:
Any case you have ordered for it
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Using the one which comes in the box from Samsung.

Please post pic of the phone with the screenguard installed.

miss_p1nky said:
Please post pic of the phone with the screenguard installed.
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Hope this helps

zebelchior said:
Using the one which comes in the box from Samsung.
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Can you write all the way to the edge of the screen? I saw one report that with Samsung Notes app this wasn't possible.

joarce said:
Can you write all the way to the edge of the screen? I saw one report that with Samsung Notes app this wasn't possible.
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No a small bit gets left out. However while naturally writing it's not noticible but while sketching sometimes there is a drop off as you reach the edge of the screen guard..

I use this one : perfect, no difference with or without !
https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B083J8W3Z9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

zebelchior said:
Using the one which comes in the box from Samsung.
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My *DBT Version does not contain a cover.

no cover for me too (XEF) ! and no case !

I use this one, works even better than with the Samsung preinstalled.
https://www.amazon.com/OMOTON-Scree...ite&qid=1599448514&sprefix=omo,aps,285&sr=8-3

zebelchior said:
https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0848QZ355/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_i_QiPrEbJNMXEYV
Used this screen guard on my Note 10 Lite. After application and ensuring no bubble anywhere near the finger print scanner switched it in.
At the first shot it did not read the prints. However after deleting the stored prints and registering them once again they worked well.
A little extra pressure was required for a good read.
Pressure sensitivity for the SPen was also Ok
Only issue is that it's not an edge to edge screen guard. However I'm ok with it as does not snag onto the edges of the case when taking the phone out for cleaning.
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That product is oos. How long did it last for? Any alternative?

joarce said:
Can you write all the way to the edge of the screen? I saw one report that with Samsung Notes app this wasn't possible.
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I second that it's not possible. Any reasoning behind this?

Accessories Whitestone Dome & Fingerprint Sensor

Has anyone else had a problem with using the sensor after applying the Whitestone glass screen protector? Is there a way to install it to make this better?

You should reregister your fingerprints after installing any screen protector. + you can turn on touch sensivity. (under display settings)

I noticed after going from my Spigen screen protector (had a glass feel but is a soft film) to the Whitestone Dome Glass on my S22 Ultra, I definitely have to press down harder (pretty firmly and no real wiggling of the thumb seems to work best) and use more full on thumb to get it to register properly. It takes ever so slightly longer to register and unlock for me than compared to the Spigen protector, but I do like the Whitestone Dome Glass more overall.

Putting on the WSD had no impact at all on my FP sensor. It was a bit finicky before and exactly the same after. I had found before I put the WSD on that it is 100% perfect every time if I moisten my thumb. Same after the WSD. With a dry thumb, most times it gives me the message "Cover the entire sensor" or "Press harder".
Things I did to help avoid any further degradation after install. During installation, pressed on the sensor area for about 30 seconds after the first cure and just before 2nd cure. Re-register prints after the WSD install. Set touch sensitivity on. Registered my thumb twice. After the install the FPS was exactly the same as before the install so no impact I can see. It is just that this FPS does not like dry prints. Moisten and many people find it works perfectly. I have found that I don't actually have to wet or lick my thumb, just breathing on it once is enough.
Because I generally use face ID to unlock, the FP is not a big deal to me. When I use an app like banking or Google Pay that require FP unlock, I do the breath on the thumb first and it usually works immediately.

4 - Fix Fingerprint Experience​Go to Settings, Biometrics and security, more biometrics settings:
- Turn off "Show unlock transition effect"
Go to Settings, Biometrics and security, fingerprints:
- Turn on "Fingerprint always on"
- Turn off "Show animation when unlocking"
- Set battery usage to "Unrestricted" for "com.samsung.android.biometrics.app.setting".
- Disable app optimizations for "com.samsung.android.biometrics.app.setting".

Do OtterBox cases and defender cases work well with this screen protector?
Want to know before I buy the device. Thanks

this.guy.lol said:
Do OtterBox cases and defender cases work well with this screen protector?
Want to know before I buy the device. Thanks
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I'm using an Otterbox case with Gadgetshieldz screen guard and it fits perfectly because I got the case fit protector!

revned911 said:
Has anyone else had a problem with using the sensor after applying the Whitestone glass screen protector? Is there a way to install it to make this better?
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Next to redoing the scanning of the prints, I find that having to dry skin affects it often. See if handcream or just moisten the finger a very little helps.

Mario919 said:
Next to redoing the scanning of the prints, I find that having to dry skin affects it often. See if handcream or just moisten the finger a very little helps.
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Yes, as has been described before, I find just breathing on my thumb is enough to make it work perfectly every time.

A tip I learned a while ago was when I first cure using the uv light and remove it from the jig is to gently press down where the fingerprint scanner is before 2nd curing which in my experience certainly helps.

iam using ARMOR SUIT screen protector, work just fine
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09RZMCLWP?psc=1

BandOfBrothers1 said:
A tip I learned a while ago was when I first cure using the uv light and remove it from the jig is to gently press down where the fingerprint scanner is before 2nd curing which in my experience certainly helps.
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My first install was a complete dud as the fingerprint scanner didn't work at all, even after registering. I tried pressing down on the scanner on my 2nd install and while it worked better, it still only worked about 30% of the time after registering my prints again.
Unfortunately I'm sending my protectors back to Amazon for a refund as neither install method worked for me.

I guess the powers that be at Android are catching on to this. I just got an unsolicited system message with a few suggestions to make the fingerprint sensor work better. The last one on the list was to "try moisturizing" your fingertip. lol! Guess there is not a software fix for this coming anytime soon.

Hi guys, my film is slightly chipped on one side, it doesn't bother using it, do I still have to replace it with another one or do I leave it like this?
visually it doesn't bother me but it worries me about protection if I accidentally take a hit.

babak said:
Hi guys, my film is slightly chipped on one side, it doesn't bother using it, do I still have to replace it with another one or do I leave it like this?
visually it doesn't bother me but it worries me about protection if I accidentally take a hit.
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I personally, can not withstand chipped or cracked screen protectors, as soon as a crack or dent appears, I take the protector off, as it has already worked by absorbing the damage, but that is my opinion…

winoles said:
I personally, can not withstand chipped or cracked screen protectors, as soon as a crack or dent appears, I take the protector off, as it has already worked by absorbing the damage, but that is my opinion…
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Yes, I have already replaced it, let's hope not to spoil this too, I need a better case but impossible to find what I want.