Who else thinks that theres a flaw on how they designed the full body protector? I mean it covers the whole screen and back perfectly but the whole metal housing around the phone doesn't cover that at all...which includes the corners that are like 90% more likely to fall on if it does fall.
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InvisibleShield Full Body design flaw?
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astevens54
Member
I did and it was a waste of money, the only thing I would recommend is the screen protector.
Yeah the screen protector is good,and did you return it?Do they accept returns after its been used/applied?
jrocketdroid
Member
I took off the full body protection and kept the screen protector. Today, I thought about getting rid of it as it is looking a bit shabby.
I'm with ya on the lack of corner coverage with the full body...quite disappointing.
I'm with ya on the lack of corner coverage with the full body...quite disappointing.
J
Johnly
Guest
Naked...fully naked for a long time, couldn't be happier with the build of the droid. Don't stick BS on it, it already comes protected!
GrillMouster
Member
I feel the same way about the full body Invisible Shield. If it doesn't cover center band that goes around the Droid, then it doens't really offer full body protection.
I'm satisfifed with the screen protection, and while I'd like better corner protection, I'm reasonably satisfied with the strips that cover the metal edges around the screen. However, I don't think it adheres well to the rubberized back. On the back of my phone it's still on the battery cover and the little piece right under (landscape) the camera lens. However, there's lifting on the thin strip just above (portrait) the camera and just below the speaker grill. Is anyone else experiencing this?
I'm not sure if the installer at the mall didn't do a good job on those two pieces or if there's just something about the rubberized finish on the back of the phone that doesn't allow the IS to adhere well to it on the edges.
I'm satisfifed with the screen protection, and while I'd like better corner protection, I'm reasonably satisfied with the strips that cover the metal edges around the screen. However, I don't think it adheres well to the rubberized back. On the back of my phone it's still on the battery cover and the little piece right under (landscape) the camera lens. However, there's lifting on the thin strip just above (portrait) the camera and just below the speaker grill. Is anyone else experiencing this?
I'm not sure if the installer at the mall didn't do a good job on those two pieces or if there's just something about the rubberized finish on the back of the phone that doesn't allow the IS to adhere well to it on the edges.
If my phone falls and gets that metal frame scratched ill email them asking if they are going to change it anytime soon...
You should of let it dry 24 hours at least without like touching it and stuff...also could be if you put it in your pocket a lot and take it back out...
Any protection is not required IMHO....Naked all the Way...
biggestmexi
Member
i got ghost armor.
it did the entire sides and all.
it did the entire sides and all.
Please update us with pics when it falls on the concrete
Really?even the metal housing? hmm...time to return this InvisibleShield
astevens54
Member
I agree I took my Bodyglove off earlier in the week and Invisibleshield yesterday. Nake and I like the fact that the body profile is smaller and the screen seems to work better.