Guys I noticed that after 3 weeks of use the pre applied screen protector has a lot of small tiny scratches.
I'm normally very cautious with the screen no scratches on my previous phones (one gorilla glass and two with screen protectors (those had the same only after a lot of months of use and replaced by a new one)
Is the purpose of the pre applied sheet only to keep the screen in one piece in case of the worst case and the phone drops?
Or is it a screen protector which can be replaced?
What is your experience here
O and for the guys which using the phone without the protector how turns that out in daily use?
awf said:
Guys I noticed that after 3 weeks of use the pre applied screen protector has a lot of small tiny scratches.
I'm normally very cautious with the screen no scratches on my previous phones (one gorilla glass and two with screen protectors (those had the same only after a lot of months of use and replaced by a new one)
Is the purpose of the pre applied sheet only to keep the screen in one piece in case of the worst case and the phone drops?
Or is it a screen protector which can be replaced?
What is your experience here
O and for the guys which using the phone without the protector how turns that out in daily use?
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I've removed the pre-applied screen protector since day 1. It's actually making my screen's sensitivity very low. I'm using only one sheet of anti-glare screen protector on it, and it had been working well for me.
Just pulled my preinstalled protector off as it was bugging me. Not sure I have done the right thing! The screen now feels a bit sticky even after a good clean. However the capacitive buttons do feel a bit more responsive.
Will report back after a couple of days without it.
Leave it there...
The company decided to place a screen protector (placed it perfectly) coz a lot of people like it's presence for more protection for their devices.
You have the choice to keep it or peel it off as u wish.
IMO; leave it there until it's unbearable for u, then u can remove it and replace it with another high quality one!
And for the responsiveness issue, in my experience with my other devices i've never felt any difference between having it on or not!!!!
I'm not remove the preinstalled screen protector but add in 1 more layer screen protector which is coming out of the box.
After a day without my screen protector, I am pleased I went ahead and removed it. I have now cleaned the screen with glass cleaner and the stickiness has gone. Colours are slightly improved and there is an extra, if subtle, sharpness to the screen.
The main improvement is that the capacitive buttons are much more sensitive than before.
I've just removed mine, the difference to touch response is great
Sorry but for me, I HAVE to wear the preinstalled or any other screen protections. I can NOT go with my phone and when I see a scratch in my screen I know it will be there for ever! With screen protection I always know when I see scratches in my screen(protection) I know its only the protection that got scratched.
So but that's me. Don't care if the screen gets a little bit more responsive, protection is important!
Sikiduck said:
Sorry but for me, I HAVE to wear the preinstalled or any other screen protections. I can NOT go with my phone and when I see a scratch in my screen I know it will be there for ever! With screen protection I always know when I see scratches in my screen(protection) I know its only the protection that got scratched.
So but that's me. Don't care if the screen gets a little bit more responsive, protection is important!
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First really appreciated everybody's input/view
Was just wondering in daily use you don't notice it with screen on, but with screen off you see it under light so wondering see reply from Sony
http://talk.sonymobile.com/message/174865#174865
So maybe useful for fellow users which wondering the same thing
awf said:
First really appreciated everybody's input/view
Was just wondering in daily use you don't notice it with screen on, but with screen off you see it under light so wondering see reply from Sony
http://talk.sonymobile.com/message/174865#174865
So maybe useful for fellow users which wondering the same thing
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You are asking the right questions! I look forward to the next response from Sony on part number vs your querying about a protector on-top of a protector.
If people are finding touch sensitivity affected with one layer, two layers must be even worse!!
how the heck do you even remove this??!
I've got two on, and pre applied and one that was in the box (put that on before I knew about the pre applied one) touch realy isn't bad, but i swipe the 3 menu buttons as habit now, and works pretty good. I have a year on contract left, and i hate scratches so I'm happy XD
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I use two layers as well. Generally Swype up for the buttons. And am perfectly happy with the responsiveness of the screen and buttons
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Hi all,
One thing that has really been frustrating me lately is how easy it is to get fingerprints and oil marks on my Galaxy Note screen. It drives me crazy so much that I have gotten in the habit of bring a cloth with me everywhere I go. I have done some searching off and on this site and have found some that claim to be finger print or oil resistant. But nothing compares to referrals from hand on experience. Anybody out there have this frustration, but was able to solve it with a specific screen protector? Is it realistic to expect little to no oil or fingerprints on some screen protectors out there?
Hi, guys. I noticed a small scratch on my LG G3, it's small enough that you can't feel or see in normal use, but in the sunlight it becomes noticeable. It's just something that's irritating me. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with any DIY scratch removal methods? Also, I just purchased a Spigen screen protector. Do you think the screen protector will conceal the scratch? Thanks in advance!
Can we change the screen sensitivity for the LCD. Specially for the ballistic case ? It comes with a plastic film protector for the screen but with it on it's a pain to touch the screen properly thru the film. Mostly to the top right. Has anyone else had this case or had this problem with a similar case ? Or know if its possible to set the sensitivity a little higher ?http://m.ebay.com/itm/261552613510?nav=SEARCH
I use the 0.2mm iCarez glass screen protector and since replacing the Verizon shipping plastic with that the sensitivity has increased dramatically. Unrooted, I do not know of a way to change it.
I've searched all the settings and haven't found a setting for the sensitivity so I would suggest like you said find one that it will work with. So a message to all users the screen cover from ballistic does not work well. Case is awesome though.
Not sure if it's just my screen protector, which i have had to replace now a couple of times.
But i am finding when i touch the very edges of the phone, it's not very responsive, the part almost as it curves.
Is anyone else finding that?
Regards
James
Strange, what kind of screen protector do you use?
james_lpool said:
Not sure if it's just my screen protector, which i have had to replace now a couple of times.
But i am finding when i touch the very edges of the phone, it's not very responsive, the part almost as it curves.
Is anyone else finding that?
Regards
James
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Download edge touch goodlook module from galaxy store to edit unresponsive area
It is intended by samsung to prevent accidental touch from edges , but edge touch app can decrease or remove the unresponsive area
Give that a try, didn't really make any difference.
Is it normal that the edges aren't very responsive then, or is something up with mine?
I guess i'll have to also take yet another screen protector off to make sure it's not that.