Dang Gina! $40 bones, how many do you get with that? Do you have it on yet? That Oleophobic coating is what makes the S-pen no worky for me. Wondering if you have any issues.
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Screen protector or no screen protector?
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Dang Gina! $40 bones, how many do you get with that? Do you have it on yet? That Oleophobic coating is what makes the S-pen no worky for me. Wondering if you have any issues.
It should be coming today with my Spigen Case.
Let me know how the S-Pen works with it. I got my Spigen case in from the Zon today too.
Amazon.com: SPIGEN Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Case Protective [BOUNCE] [Gray] Premium Soft TPU Case for Galaxy Note III - ECO-Friendly Packaging - Gray (SGP10444): Cell Phones & Accessories
Great case, still waiting for this one to get in
Amazon.com: SPIGEN SGP Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Case Protective [Neo Hybrid] [Satin Silver] Slim Fit Dual Protection Cover for Galaxy Note III - Satin Silver (SGP10453): Cell Phones & Accessories
This will be my first time going without a screen protector on a smartphone. I got the Note 10.1 about 6 months ago. I ordered a skinomi skin because they had always been my favorite. It really didn't work well with the sPen. I had to keep making the same marks over and over to get it to register. I removed it and skinomi wanted me to try their new skin that they claimed worked well with stylus'. Yeah, that one was worse. Way worse. I don't think they realized the difference between an sPen and the average tablet stylus. Being a professional artist, I use the tablet for drawing on quite a bit so this was not going to work for me. Knowing how bad the skins worked with the sPen I went with the same flip style case for my Note 3 as I've been using for my tablet. I was hesitant because I didn't think I would like not seeing my never ending LED notification lights. Turned out I prefer not having to see my phone blink constantly 
It really isn't annoying for me opening and closing the case either, which I didn't expect.
Oh, the zenus case I got for it came with zenus Luminous screen protectors. They also hindered the sPen. They were better than skinomi, but when trying to do circles or writing letters that had loops, the sPen skipped.
It really isn't annoying for me opening and closing the case either, which I didn't expect. Oh, the zenus case I got for it came with zenus Luminous screen protectors. They also hindered the sPen. They were better than skinomi, but when trying to do circles or writing letters that had loops, the sPen skipped.
While I nearly went this route, I spent some time talking to the owner of iloome over on XDA before the launch of his version of the 9h Note 3. While at the time he was handing out discounts for pre-launch which have expired, but the costs for same quality as Spigen is $24.95. Which imo $15 is a difference, not to mention the shipping and tax also rounded off to over $20 in savings. I got mine a few days ago the install was a snap, in fact below is an install video for those that are interested it is based on an S4. So, far my device has been more responsive since the install, as the s-pen seems to have been too sensitive prior to the install and now it is functioning properly, not sure how that happened, but I like the change, here is link to site, with product line-up (I don't work for these guys- but good product and price.)
[video=youtube;CQOhCOSTIY4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQOhCOSTIY4&feature=player_detailpage[/video]
geminiworld8
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for sure i will buy a screen protector to protect the screen and to avoid any scratch on it. right now i am using the Gearmaxx ultra clear screen protector and this protector is so good. although it is slim, the quality is very good that there was no scratch on it even i dropped on the ground accidentally. it's just my opinion, but if you need a screen protector, should consider this brand. cheers :biggrin:
alexander2020
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The essence of screen protector can only be felt when our phone gets ugly with some rough scratches on the screen. However, there are various ways to protect our phone. The question of whether to apply a screen protector or not is solely the preference of the person who owns it. As far as I am concerned, I would rather go for a protective screen cover that would not only saves my screen but also helps keep my phone new and clean. Well, few months back I bought this Samsung Galaxy note 3 and it was pretty awesome. But I could not save it from the scars that was inevitable. Then I was concerned about finding an ideal and suitable screen protector for it. I was searching in the net and finally I found my stuff in the eBay store.
Nillkin 9H Hardness Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy Note 3
is what I have been using since. I found this screen protector in the store of Gearmaxx and this works exceptionally well. So I rather go for a relevant screen protector if I was asked this question.
Nillkin 9H Hardness Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy Note 3
is what I have been using since. I found this screen protector in the store of Gearmaxx and this works exceptionally well. So I rather go for a relevant screen protector if I was asked this question.
how about corning gorilla glass?
I have Corning GG on a few of my devices. It's a huge advantage but eventually will scratch. A screen protector is a cheap price to pay to keep your device in good condition.
I've never dropped one of my phones, which makes both cases and screen protectors more of a theoretical advantage. That being said, I always use a case because many of the Samsung phones I own are extremely *slippery* and putting a case on makes them easier to hold on to. I used to use the anti-fingerprint screen protectors, but any screen protector is a PITA for me to install (I'm not the most dexterous person around), so after awhile I simply stopped using them - preferring to use my shirt to wipe off fingerprints. Jeffrey has a very valid point about the protection factor, and the screen protectors out there are not terribly expensive, so by all means get one and use it. 
I've actually seen several videos online where they tested phones with/without screen protectors. Just check YouTube. Turns out they actually can make a pretty big difference when it comes to the entire screen cracking. I'm using a flip case now, but in the past I've used screen protectors that when put on correctly, you can't even tell it's there, while keeping full functionality.
But, the truth is that if the phone hits at the right spot, at the right time, in the right way, then the universe has spoken and the glass was gonna crack anyways. But there is some good evidence out there that these things can make a difference the rest of the time...
https://www.youtube.com/results?sea...search_sort=relevance&search_category=0&page=
But, the truth is that if the phone hits at the right spot, at the right time, in the right way, then the universe has spoken and the glass was gonna crack anyways. But there is some good evidence out there that these things can make a difference the rest of the time...
https://www.youtube.com/results?sea...search_sort=relevance&search_category=0&page=
markbravo2014
New Member
I was reluctant to use screen protectors too. But my friend suggested Gearmaxx to me and I love it!! there is no interference on the touch response function of my screen. My screen looks great and it feels great too!!! Its scratch resistant and there is not a single scratch on my phone's screen. You can find it on ebay.
I have the Spigen Ultra thin, before that I went through two of the Verizon glass protectors. All three of the protectors I have had start to come unglued in the upper right corner after a couple of weeks. The "glue" comes undone is the same spot each time...........right next to the two small round things next to the ear piece. This is getting pretty frustrating. I can't figure out the cause, asked Verizon and they have no idea. The Spigen has lasted a bit longer than the Verizon ones but for the price I would want to think it should not come ungluded. If you have any thoughts as to the cause or cure for this please let me know.