Just wondering if anyone uses the anti glare screen protectors and what they think of them? I had one put on my I4 at the att store and if I had known how bad it cuts down on the clarity of the screen I probably wouldn't of paid the $20 for them. Oh well, maybe I will get used to it. Dont really want to pull it off and waste the money. I would rather have the clarity cut down a little than get scratches on the screen.
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I had Anti-Glare by Clarivue on my BlackBerry Bold 9700 and had no problems with it.
I ordered one for my 32GB/4, I agree how it changed the Retina Display and also the Feel of it. TBH, I didn't bother reading other Screen Protectors since I was happy with my previous order.
After a few days, I got used to it and unless they fall off (LOL) I don't see myself spending money on a new one.
Just bought my iPhone 4 last night. Had a BB9630 it was ok, but this phone is truely what they say "Awesome". I put on the Anti-glare protector and it seems ok, got it mainly for screen protection. I notice though if you try putting it on more than twice it can get dirty fast and does not look the best.
I decided to just use the crystal clear screen protector than came with my CaseMate case. The anti-glare helps but I didn't want to take away from the display. I keep a cleaning cloth in my purse...just a little OCD!
I did the same (crystal clear protector) I have a friend with the anti-glare and notice the difference with clarity. The little blur from the anti glare is an abomination! lol just kidding but clear is the way to go I find.
I personally like the feel of the anti-glare protectors over the bare glass (Glides easier). They are also less prone to having smudges on them. I am running one from Green Onion (Rota) on my 3GS right now and really like it
I have owned and used so many devices and screen protector brands I can't count them all. For crystal clear ones I have used SGP and BodyGuardz have been my top picks. For anti-glare I just put on a a new BodyGuardz (dry application style) and it actually does a great job without looking fuzzy compared to others on the market.
Crystal clear is great but glare, reflection and finger prints are a pita.