[mmreed]

Just got this screen protector based on comments here...

So far, I love it - very easy to apply...very clear.

the true test will be if it stays attached and doesnt peel off over time.

now...if innopocket or rhinoskin would just make a metal case for the 8700!!! Everyone that wants one, please go to innopocket.com and email them asking for one.

[dwlace01]

i actually ordered mine a few days ago and if im not mistaken they have a lifetime waranty or something like that so no worries ever!!

[mmreed]

yes - lifetime replacements!

it was a little wierd using soap and water to adhere it... Im used to those peel and stick PDA sheets.

[themacace]

www.martinfields.com

[tfaz1]

Originally Posted by themacace

www.martinfields.com

Uh... this *is* the 8700 board, is it not? They don't make an 8700 protector.

[mmreed]

Originally Posted by themacace

www.martinfields.com

what does this URL have to do with the 8700c?!?!?!?

[gBerry]

I got the 8700 protector (they make one now) and am not pleased.
The little holes for the earpiece speaker are semi covered, and I had to cut them out myself. The protector doesn't cover the entire screen area.

I wrote to the invisibleshield folks and haven't received a response in over a week. Some lifetime service!

I would think twice before buying this specific protector from them. The iPod and PSP ones I have are fine.
gBerry

[gregg]

The second Invisibleshield I got was fine, first one had same issues as gberry...
I simply emailed them & had a new one in 3 days -

[mmreed]

mine fits perfect - speaker hole aligned right.

[takeshi]

Windex also works well for the applying the Invisible Shield.

[gBerry]

Ok, I take it back!

I just got off the phone with their support staff, and they are sending me a new today!
They have redesigned the protector to not cover the earpiece holes, based on user feedback.

Even though they never responded to my email, they are very professional and courteous. Not many companies offer such great service!

gBerry

[supermanfan]

So are you guys applying the entire shield (front and back)?

How does it work with the OEM plastic holster? Does it catch/scratch/peel?

I put a whopper scratch in my battery door when putting on my seatbelt in the car. The local store kindly swapped me doors with a DOA unit, so I am new again and want to protect the device.

[mmreed]

there is no back - the shield is just for the screen area.

no catch no peel so far.

[supermanfan]

Maybe we are talking about a different product. I am talking about the "FUll Body Protection" product found here.

http://www.theinvisibleshield.com/in...ROD&ProdID=325

[mmreed]

wow I didnt know they offered that. all I have is the screen shield.

I don know if Id like it on everything. I prefer a case - and am waiting for one from innopocket

[barjohn]

Well they promissed me a new shield that didn't cover the speaker holes and I have yet to see it.

[jonlevine]

That's strange, John because they sent me an email saying that they had redesigned the shield and if I wanted one to reply. I did and received the newly designed shield four days later.

[kildar]

They sent me the same email and I received my a few days later.


Tim

[barjohn]

Same here but I received nothing.

[playhockeyeh]

I just received and installed a new Invisible Shield last night. The speaker hole was cut out (although not perfectly so I had to go over it with an Exacto blade a little). Application was easy enough and I let it cure overnight. So far, it's the best screen protector I've tried. I've tried some old PDA screens I had laying around and one I found on eBay, but none of them were clear (so they distorted the image and reduced the resolution). The only one I found to be acceptable was my PSP screen protectors, but they lacked an adhesive so all four corners would not stay put. Looked pretty dumb, but was crystal clear. So far, it looks like the $12 spent on the Invisible Shield will be worth it.

-Brian-