Comments on: Screen Protector Review: InvisibleShield vs ScreenPatronus

By: Leona Ahrenstorff

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By: Raymond Horvath

Raymond Horvath — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 22:09:18 +0000

I have used the Zagg IS on a number of devices, and I have NEVER managed to put it on perfectly. A month ago I spent about an hour putting it on my Mytouch 3G, but the thing just has all kinds of problems. It comes in tiny segments that are supposed to cover your device. They simply don’t, and after a few weeks, you discover dirt under the edge of the small pieces. I’ll never use IS again; it is overpriced and even after time-consuming installations, the end result is far from perfect.

By: Steve

Steve — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 17:55:52 +0000

You should also check out xoskins screen protector They are militray grade without that orange peel look. I also noticed that it hides fingerprints very well and doesnt feel like rubber like some of the others

By: Gremmer

Gremmer — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 21:48:02 +0000

InvisibleShield didn’t improve the look of my screen…It spoiled it. All the talk about InvisibleShield cleaning and clearing up the screen seemed far-fetched by the time my screen looked opaque and dim. I couldn’t enjoy using my phone like before because of the dim appearance, so I changed it for Gadgetshieldz which brightened my screen up.

By: Fierfly

Fierfly — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 22:19:24 +0000

Hey, just wanted to vent several issues I had with ScreenPatronus (for those of you who wandered onto this page and now confidently feel that these screen protectors are the ones for you). I own a Samsung Caliber and went to ScreenPatronus’ website to order a set after reading promising reviews like this one. First off, they don’t tell you what mobile phones they provide screens for. Instead, they claim to have screens for “All the latest models” and simply ask that you tell them which one you own–after which you may conveniently supply them with your credit card info and submit your $12.49 order. Once I had done this, I never got any sort of confirmation email from them regarding my order–this bothered me a little bit, but I waited patiently anyway. After about a week and half, I never received the screens, nor any email from them, so I decided to contact them regarding the shipment status of my protectors. I got a reply from them soon enough, telling me that they had emailed me before about not having the protector for my phone (which is definitely not true, I meticulously combed through my inbox and found no evidence of said email). They offered to send me a set of universal cut-to-fit ones and included an extra set for my hassle. I appreciated this and agreed to their offer. I then received them promptly and couldn’t wait to cut and apply them. But it turns out that just one of these universal screen protectors wouldn’t be large enough to modify so that it may cover my phone’s screen in its entirety (I’d have to cut two protectors into segments and re-assemble them on the screen for a complete fit)–mind you, the Caliber’s screen is actually smaller than the iPhone’s. This task, of course, wasn’t going to be easy, nor was the end product going to look very nice when I was done. Anyways, this “project” ended up taking over an hour and I have NOTHING to show for it. All four screen protectors were ruined in the process and my phone’s stock screen protector is back on. There’s no doubt that the quality of these screens are great, BUT (!) you NEED to find out for SURE that they have custom screens for your phone, otherwise it is quite clearly a waste of time and money. Thanks for reading.

By: Richard

Richard — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:02:30 +0000

If you are looking for a film that is veeeery scratch resistant, bubble free, has an adhesive that is removable/repositonable, I sugget you try Polyshieldllc.com. This is a high-end product that is generally use in extreme sport and environments that require scratch.chemical resistance. Polyshield does not sell to ipod industry but will sell small sheets that can be easily cut and installed on ipods and any touch screen devise. Believe it or not they don’t screw you on price like these phoneys charge!!

By: Grace

Grace — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:47:55 +0000

I meant Zagg InvisibleShield

By: Grace

Grace — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:47:09 +0000

I’d like to note that the InivisiShield is reusable. Its even stated in the directions that you can peel it off and keep reapplying during the installation. This came in handy when my iPhone 3GS died and I got a new one. I removed the InvisiShield from it and used it on the replacement.

By: Nash

Nash — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 12:13:56 +0000

I've never heard of screenpatronus before but I've got an exceptionally bad experience with IS...won't go there again it infuriates me how they promise free replacement and come up with hidden charges. I use gadgetshieldz on my Nokia 5800. Its cheaper and with free delivery ($7).

By: snegoviksukablyat

snegoviksukablyat — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 13:55:36 +0000

hello
im new on this forum….