so I assume every one who uses a case uses it for good reason, not to damage their phone. but does any one or is it just me, like to take the case off every now and then to just enjoy the awesomeness naked feel of their NEXUS.lol
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I have a zagg shield on the front, and a barely there for when I go out. She stays naked
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My Nexus goes commando all the time. I think that a case or screen protectors just detract from the entire experience of having a phone like that. No scratches after almost two months of use.
After two weeks of use, I'm seriously considering buying a case. I've already got two micro scratches. It's hardly noticeable unless viewed from an angle, but still... I've taken to wrapping my phone with a piece of cloth whenever I put it in my pocket.
But yeah, I love the feel of the phone on my hand, especially the textured back plate.
Don't use a case or SP, but might be getting an SP soon once I can find one I like the sound of (dry application, NOT wet)
No case or screen protector. Manufacturers should be able to cover that themselves. If the phone can't take day-to-day use and abuse..why would you buy another product from them? Exact reason why I started buying Samsung, never had a Samsung phone fall apart (yet). Plus, it has a contour screen for a reason.
I keep my nexus in a gel case but that tends to collect dust around the edges. I do like the look of it when I remove the case to clean it, but I just don't wanna damage it.
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My GN is naked and put it in Fitbag (soft pouch)
My one doesn't have any "clothes" yet, but in the future i'm planing to get some screen protector.
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My Nexus goes commando all the time. I think that a case or screen protectors just detract from the entire experience of having a phone like that. No scratches after almost two months of use.
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Well said! I have my Galaxy Nexus for 1 month : no screen scratch.
My previous one, an htc desire has been for 18 months in my pocket just next to my money and my keys...absolutly no scratch.
So... i don't want to troll but it seems screen on android phones are hard to scratch unlike iphone's one.
Yes, real glass is more luxurious...but not scratch resistant.
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My nexus lives without a case also, no screen protector either
No case or screen protector. Don't really think you need either unless you are accident prone. Phone still looks brand new.
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I keep mine naked and love it.
I never use a case, the only thing that protects my phone from a fall. Is insurance
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Don't use a case or SP, but might be getting an SP soon once I can find one I like the sound of (dry application, NOT wet)
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I know u said not wet but loom into the xo skins screen protector, I have it and u can't see it, it doesn't have that orange peel effect and feels good. Plus they can take a ****load of abuse lol.
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All devices I have are naked bar XOOM as kids use it.
Still think of getting a case for nexus for when out and about but it's been fine naked so far.
No case or screen protector. That's what I have insurance for.
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My nexus always goes out (or in) naked. Except for the XO wet screen protector. I didn't have in my mind to apply a screen protector but heard lot of threads on screen getting scratched.
Had Xperia x10 before and didn't have a single scratch naked. Wonder why the supposed armoured glass of gnex gets scratched easily
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Case when am out and then I take it off when I get In, naked feels nice.
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Anyone? Does the screen scratch easily? The screen is my main worry.
TPU case and no screen protector for me. Check out this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1384218
Ok now that would bother the crap out of me. Maybe I should get a screen protector.
I posted this in the other thread regarding a screen protector:
I've never found a screen protector that doesn't take away from both the look and feel of the screen. This is why I don't use screen protectors. In my opinion, I'll take a few minor scratches and marks that occur from normal use over screwing up the look and feel of the screen by putting on a screen protector. If you're not happy w/ the way the screen looks and/or feels w/ the protector, then what's the point? It kind of defeats the purpose. This is the conclusion I've come to after being disappointed using screen protectors on some of my previous phones.
Also, notice that I said minor scratches, i.e., the kind you have to really look for under a bright light to see. If you're the type of person that isn't particularly careful with your phone (i.e., my wife), by all means, get a screen protector.
Just my two cents.
I've had my Galaxy Nexus for two weeks now, no case, no screen protector, no scratches.
I wouldn't mind minor scratches either, but that one looks deep. How did he do it? He doesn't say in the first post.
naked and loving it!
Have had mine since Thanksgiving and no case or screen protector. I just watch what else is in my pockets with it.
I've been using it without anything for the past 2 weeks and loving it. Touchwood
I was gonna streak at work today but i had no where to put my phone. Touch wood.
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I'm totally streaking. But I definitely keep the GN away from things like keys and spare change. I liked the neoprene sleeve that came with the Nexus One. Will probably get one for the GN soon.
Ive been lucky
In the 6 years I have owned smart phones, I have never used a screen protector. But I do use cases.
Body skin and screen protector here....
Never used a case or screen protector. Never had a scratched screen. Just keep your phone pocket empty and clean.
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Streaking over 2 weeks....just enjoy your phone!
I generally don't like cases as they take away from the design of the phone. I also haven't had luck with screen protectors that are worth a damn. I avoid putting it in the same pocket with my keys though or anything metal for that matter.
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It's like putting plastic on the couch! Just enjoy the damn thing and keep it away from keys and change! I just got mine so will baby it for a week or two and then it will be back to business as usual!
No case and no protector. Not willing to sacrifice beauty of display or feel. I'd rather buy a new screen if I ever get to scratch this one than deal with any protector for the next year or two.
My experience has been that it is easy too scratch. Treating it exactly like my old moto cliq I've acquired 3 very minor scratches in 2 weeks. Admittedly minor... hut I'm not waiting for it become a problem, my screen protector is in the mail.
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this is definitely too beautiful of a device to cover up. A case is out of the question. though I noticed a hairline scratch on the top left corner of mine out of nowhere, leading me to the conclusion that, at the very least, the coating is a weak point. I decided to go with a steinheil ultra screen protector and although it doesn't cover the whole thing, it looks and feels great. certainly eases my worries a lot more. basically, it's the minimal amount of aesthetic interference (if you can call it that) for pretty decent screen protection.
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I just got my new GN and its awesome, it worth every cent.
But I haven't bought any kind of protection, neither a case, tpu or screen protector.
Is this screen really scratch resistant? I come from a 3VO and that fuc*ing screen scratched a lot... ok, not that much, but it does scratched.
So is it worth to buy an screen protector? , the screen looks awesome like this and I don't want to ruin it
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I never really used one but while something like a key will not scratch the screen, things like sand and other fine grains will. Take that into consideration..
Also if you must, xoskins screen protectors do not detract from screen quality in my personal experience.
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I'll suggest you buy a protector and save your screen. The instant I saw a scratch on my screen, I got very anal about it and got the protector the very next day.
It's never too late to save your screen. The oleophobic coating is just for your finger prints, not for scratches.
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Better safe than sorry
Yes, you should. Buy a wet apply.
Ok, the decision is made, tonight I'm looking for a screen protector on eBay.
Thank you dudes
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Hey you made it. Check your pm. But on topic I haven't had one since I got the phone I love the glass.... Can't stand plastic coverings. But I unfortunately already have two minimal scratches that you can only see in sunlight at an angle or under a flashlight.
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Last 2 phones I used Desire Z and Sensation didn't get scratches at all (Gorilla Glass)
Before that had Nexus One which got plenty of scratches in a year.
Seems same with GN. I have one annoying scratch and a few fine small ones after 3 months of use. I'd say get a screen protector for this phone.
I don't use a case and phone is usually alone in one pocket
I bought a galaxy nexus off of someone from craigs list. And it has a wet apply a screen protector on it, he said he had it on it since day 1 so there is no scratches on the screen. But there is a terrible orange peel affect on the screen protector now, and I really want to take the protector of but I was wondering if any of you ever took a screen protector off then regretted doing so. Also how many of you don't actually have a screen protector and its doing good against scratches? Thank you!
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I can't stand the orange peel feeling..I would take it off and buy another one that doesn't have the peel effect. Your screen should be fine without one.
I used to have a screen protector, and took it off about one hour later. I hate the feeling of the screen protector, also I think it reduces the screen quality.
So far I have no scratches, I always have my phone in my pants with no protection whatsoever.
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I can't stand the orange peel feeling..I would take it off and buy another one that doesn't have the peel effect. Your screen should be fine without one.
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Are u sure? I had an htc amaze without a screen protector for 6 months, no scratches. This screen will be ablle to hold up too? Do u have a screen protector? And what I don't like about the regular plastic screen protectors that are dry install, are the fact that they pick up lint, fingers prints, debris, smudge, and oils from your fingers. Which really annoy me. The wet install one that I have on now doesn't at all. But it has horrible orange peel. I'm really indecisive on what to do :/
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I've had my phone all naked for 7 months and dont have a mark on it. I treat it like a baby eggshell!
I don't have a galaxy nexus but I throw all my phones around. They're scratched up and look pretty bad, but at least I don't have to idolize my phone, worrying about it 24/7.
Iss called bein laid-back...yo xD
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I've had my phone all naked for 7 months and dont have a mark on it. I treat it like a baby eggshell!
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You think its safe for me to take the screen protector off? I treat mine the same way lol. I have an SGP case on it for body protecting. But I'm very worried about the screen
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You think its safe for me to take the screen protector off? I treat mine the same way lol. I have an SGP case on it for body protecting. But I'm very worried about the screen
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Just because others haven't got scratches doesn't mean that you won't either. You need to ask yourself if it's worth the risk.
Will I have my gnx for 6 month without any protection and it like new
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I use the screen protector that came included with my tpu case, I ordered a skinomi, but haven't had reason to apply it. I prefer the glass feel, which my current protector does a decent job of providing.
I'm as careful as possible with my phone, but my lifestyle requires that added protection.
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I personally have never used a screen protector on my phones. I have had this for 3 months now and it has taken falls to pavement and there still isn't a scratch on it..
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I have not used a screen protector in years. Did not have one on my N1, my NS, for G Nex. For each I have purchased a $5 neoprene sleeve on ebay. I at least put it in the sleeve, because I wear what most would consider tight fitting denim pants most of the time, thus my phone regularly comes in contact with keys, pens, etc. No issues thus far.
When in use I slid it out of the case, and if there is a good change I'll use it again soon, I keep it out and rest it on top of the sleeve on my desk. As an added bonus, everytime you slide the phone in and out of the sleeve it cleans the screen just a bit. Actually keeps the finger prints to acceptable level.
Thanks for all the feedback guys. I think I'm going to suxk it up and take the screen protector off, I guess Ill keep the tpu case on it and get a pouch.
I have a job where I'm around dust, debri and EVERYTHING all the time. Anyone have a decent vertical pouch they suggest?
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Thanks for all the feedback guys. I think I'm going to suxk it up and take the screen protector off, I guess Ill keep the tpu case on it and get a pouch.
I have a job where I'm around dust, debri and EVERYTHING all the time. Anyone have a decent vertical pouch they suggest?
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This one, it fits like a glove my naked GN. Takes three weeks to arrive though...
Copy and paste on eBay search field: New Black PU leather Case Pouch Sleeve for Samsung i9250
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This one, it fits like a glove my naked GN. Takes three weeks to arrive though...
Copy and paste on eBay search field: New Black PU leather Case Pouch Sleeve for Samsung i9250
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Looks good, but I was hoping for something more that I could flip open and have the screen exposed. Because I'm constantly taking my phone in n out of my pocket so I would like the screen the accessible. Maybe a vertical style pouch
Or something like this, but I need it I have a clip or belt loop
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?itemId=160803504901&cmd=VIDESC&index=15&nav=SEARCH&nid=26417652618
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I took off my zaggs's two months ago and screen is still perfect.
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I always use a screen protector
People who are really careful with their phone as most people on XDA probably are may be able to go without a screen protector, but it should never be considered safe, if you don't have a screen protector you can scratch the screen, period.
Also I don't want to have to baby my phone, I like to be able to throw it in my pocket, and not worry if my car keys are in that pocket or a credit card etc.
I can't stand looking at a scratched screen so I use and advise people to use a screen protector.
If you want proof that even gorilla glass breaks and scratches go to ebay and look at used phones, the majority of them that don't have the words this phone always had a screen protector on it in the description have at least minor scratches and scuffs on the screen and many are much worse.
If you really hate the orange peel feeling, go for a dry screen protector. They are harder to apply than a wet screen protector but they don't have that orange peel feeling. When i use a dry screen protector I normally buy a 5 or 6 back on ebay, because occasionally I'll junk a screen protector or two before getting one on to my satisfaction.
I admit though the curved screen of the gnex is difficult with dry protector, my first application didn't go that well I may have to try a tempered glass protector or a wet screen protector, at first the orange peel feeling may bother you but you adjust to it after awhile.
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People who are really careful with their phone as most people on XDA probably are may be able to go without a screen protector, but it should never be considered safe, if you don't have a screen protector you can scratch the screen, period.
Also I don't want to have to baby my phone, I like to be able to throw it in my pocket, and not worry if my car keys are in that pocket or a credit card etc.
I can't stand looking at a scratched screen so I use and advise people to use a screen protector.
If you want proof that even gorilla glass breaks and scratches go to ebay and look at used phones, the majority of them that don't have the words this phone always had a screen protector on it in the description have at least minor scratches and scuffs on the screen and many are much worse.
If you really hate the orange peel feeling, go for a dry screen protector. They are harder to apply than a wet screen protector but they don't have that orange peel feeling. When i use a dry screen protector I normally buy a 5 or 6 back on ebay, because occasionally I'll junk a screen protector or two before getting one on to my satisfaction.
I admit though the curved screen of the gnex is difficult with dry protector, my first application didn't go that well I may have to try a tempered glass protector or a wet screen protector, at first the orange peel feeling may bother you but you adjust to it after awhile.
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Hey, thanks for your input. I still haven't manned up and taken off the screen protector yet because I'm still scared I will get scratches on the screen. Like I stated before I work at a place where I am constantly around dust and debris and have things in my pocket so Im just keeping it on for now. I'm also thinking about getting a small carrying case that doesn't have any cut out or anything just something I could slip my phone in and toss in my pocket
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Hey, thanks for your input. I still haven't manned up and taken off the screen protector yet because I'm still scared I will get scratches on the screen. Like I stated before I work at a place where I am constantly around dust and debris and have things in my pocket so Im just keeping it on for now. I'm also thinking about getting a small carrying case that doesn't have any cut out or anything just something I could slip my phone in and toss in my pocket
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Well,
You need to keep the screen protector mate.
Although our screens comes with a scratch resistant technology (not Gorilla Glass but close), the dust, specially a grain of sand will scratch our screen easily. It can witstand keys, credit cards but tiny things like sand will scratch it, for sure.
Like everyone said, the dry protectors doesn't affect screen quality.
Cheers!
Get any screen protector except anti-glare.
Those things suck.
And the ones I use are easy to apply. U just apply and done and work out air bubbles for 5 min.
Verizon Screen Protectors are the best IMO. So easy.
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I was given a three pack of Verizon anti glare protectors and they make the screen look like it's covered in an oily sheen! I know there are others out there but does anyone go naked?
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Hep. No using. Over 1 year now with my HTC Sensation. And no damage at all.
i use a matte screen gaurd. And dont let the screen naked. My bro's one x got scratches in a week, it too has gorilla glass 2.
Never had one on my Samsung Epic, don't plan on getting one for the GS3. Though I do have the trident kraken case which offers a raised edge, so the screen doesn't touch a surface of placed screen down.
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I only use a screen protector because it was free.. but it doesn't hurt to have one, just get a better quality one.
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I have NEVER ever used screen protectors on any of my devices... from Palm to iPad to Galaxy S2 and now, S3.
You should use it the way it's supposed to be used... it's like buying a Ferrari and covering it.
got a SGS3 as work phone since 2 weeks ago, it was used by my boss before for about 1 month then he left work so I got it.
no screen protector at all, as you know, it's a work phone. I use it daily along with my One S (personal one), so far no scratches on the screen only a few very little marks on the back cover. Did not pay great attention to it but not treating it as old Nokia either. Have to say the quality is really good.
However, if I were to have one as my personal one, I will get a good quality screen protector, but leave the phone's back uncovered, you would be able to get a replacement back cover quite easily right?
I haven't used a screen protector nor a case on a phone in years. These phones are too pretty to be covered in my opinion.
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Interesting feedback. I had gotten really good clear one when I purchased my Thunderbolt (the Verizon rep put it on) I looked like there was nothing in it at all. This anti glare makes my screen res look like my Treo 600...
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I got free sell service, so why not
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no screen protector here, no problem!
I'll always go with a screen protector as long as it's quality like the zag hd one you don't even notice its on. Plus I with my seidio active case and it is know I should have any scratches plus in some fall the screen protector does reinforced the screen from cracking.
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Had a customer with no screen protector ... screen was beyond scratched lol.
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Before I answer that question just let me walk along a motorway blindfolded.
No screen protector here either!
I've had my sg3 for quite some time now and I don't have any scratches.
No screen protector on this or my previous phone. Never a scratch.
I do keep it in a pouch though when leaving the house.
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I have NEVER ever used screen protectors on any of my devices... from Palm to iPad to Galaxy S2 and now, S3.
You should use it the way it's supposed to be used... it's like buying a Ferrari and covering it.
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No, it's like owning a Ferrari and parking it in the driveway. Every Ferrari owner has a garage, only stupid ones would park it on the street.
I have never used screen protectors on my htc devices but when i got the S2 it scratched up badly in a month use so a that was the first thing i bought for my s3. Wierd that my gf's sensation is like 1+ year with no screen protector and no scratches...
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BUY A SCREEN PROTECTOR!!! I made the dumb mistake thinking gorilla glass worked since my last droid charge had no issues but I think the new gorilla glass on the S3 is thinner and does not work. I have two huge scratches. I can only guess it was having keys in my pocket which was supposed to not be able to scratch it.
I use nothing to protect the phone. The screen glass is really good and scratches on the housing are no problem for me.
My HD2 that I've used for two years the same way, has not even one scratch on the screen
Hey guy, I've have a screen protector on my phone since day 1 but recently I took it off and my screen so much more beautiful without it. Is anyone using this phone without a protector? Is it resistant against scratch? Is there a type that's not noticeable at all?
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screen protector is necessary.
I have sgp ultra nano clear and it's virtually invisible.
Keep it on I know the screen looks better without it until u get your first scratch
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The glass on our phone is very fragile. You can easily crack it from a few foot drop.. It's not as strong as the sgs2.
Get a screen protector.. Not worth the cost to repair it..
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I have my phone in a case with an invisible shield. By the time it comes to replace it will look like new.
Otherwise scratches and dents will occur.
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I highly suggest keeping a screen protector on- or for that matter a case would be ideal. I already got 2 deep scratches on my phone and highly regret it.
Go without the protector. Get a good case.
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I don't use one, and I've even dropped it face down a few times, and haven't had a problem yet.
Hopefully I haven't just jinxed myself.
No you don't need a screen protector, they do nothing other than getting scratch, smudge and decrease the clarity of your screen. Another problem is the touch feeling of touching the glass.
For any discussion about scratches >> IT DOES NOT HAPPENS !!!
The Gorilla glass 2 on the galaxy s3 is probably the best glass in the market, doesn't scratch or easily breaks. Though the problem is the frame which scratch on drop.
I used my galaxy s3 for 3 weeks, got my screen protector on for the first 4 days and just took it off, it's just degrading my phone. I current own an iphone 4, new ipad, iphone 4s and i know they all scratches at some point, but not this galaxy s3.
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No you don't need a screen protector, they do nothing other than getting scratch, smudge and decrease the clarity of your screen. Another problem is the touch feeling of touching the glass.
For any discussion about scratches >> IT DOES NOT HAPPENS !!!
The Gorilla glass 2 on the galaxy s3 is probably the best glass in the market, doesn't scratch or easily breaks. Though the problem is the frame which scratch on drop.
I used my galaxy s3 for 3 weeks, got my screen protector on for the first 4 days and just took it off, it's just degrading my phone. I current own an iphone 4, new ipad, iphone 4s and i know they all scratches at some point, but not this galaxy s3.
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This. I was scared of not using protection with this expensive phone (even though I had a Droid X for over two years without a single scratch).
I bought a Zagg HD and thought it was great....for the first couple of days. Then I realized I hate the feeling, scratched easier than normal glass! and turned a weird yellow color after a month. So I recently ditched it.
WOW, almost forgot how much more beautiful this screen is naked!
You guys have been sold by advertising.
The glass in our phone sucks. Why do you think there are so many threads about diy repair in these Forums?
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There have been a lot of videos with people using razor blades and forks to try and scratch the screen and it looks really awesome. I have had Gorilla Glass screens in the past that had the same things done to them and somehow they got scratched when I used them. I don't know how it happens (maybe diamond wielding gremlins sneak into my pockets and do their evil deed when I am not looking), but it happens.
I am a 'better safe than sorry' kind of guy. I know that if I got a scratch on my screen it would bug me until I bought a new phone so I am putting on a screen protector. I have tried the Zagg on other phones (and on my iPad) and I hate the feel of it. To be honest, I have found that the cheap screen protectors work very well and are quite clear. If/when they scratch.... Put on another one and it looks new again. At around a buck each it's no big deal.
Actually... My HTC Sensation and my Samsung - whatever the first Galaxy was on Tmobile - still have the original cheap screen protectors on them so one dollar protected them for as long as I used them.
Put me down for "use a screen protector" (but not an expensive one).
I had my phone for about a week without a screen protector and it looked gorgeous. Not a single scratch. I had a Motorola Photon before for 8 months and it also has gorilla glass. I can tell you, the glass does stand well, but it showed some small scratches after that long (and I'm not rough).
After my first week owning the phone, I had it in my pocket while sitting down and it slipped out onto the tile below. Screen shattered. I don't have insurance so I had to spend $200 for my own screen to replace it. It sucked.
A screen protector seems like a useless product, and the good ones (invisible ones) are expensive, but trust me, its a lot cheaper than a new screen. Also invest in a good case. My bezel has a scuff from the fall.
Ive never used a screen protector, and luckily I haven't scratched my screen either. Have been using N7000 since first week it was released in Sweden. Have only dropped it twice, once from pocket height on concrete floor, once from nightstand table.. both times face down of course, haha. Except from that I'm careful with my Note, only put it in a pocket where there is nothing else, and face up when I leave it on for example a table. I've never seen a screen protector I would like to use myself, so I'm careful with my phone instead and if I scratch the screen I guess I'll have to replace it or buy a Note 2. But rather that than having screen protector on in my opinion
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Hey guy, I've have a screen protector on my phone since day 1 but recently I took it off and my screen so much more beautiful without it. Is anyone using this phone without a protector? Is it resistant against scratch? Is there a type that's not noticeable at all?
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Hi, guy doesn't it feel better without a rubber on? Same thing you take a risk but it feels better. :highfive:
I'd have to say use a screen protector. It's the first thing I purchase when getting a new handset
Sony Ericsson P800, numerous XDA variants, a HD2 and now my S3 all have them, and as yet all my screens are immaculate
If you've got a $35 handset then treat it like one, if you've got a $500 handset then at least respect it a little
I even have accidental protection with no deductible through best buy and still have a case and protector lol
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Id say if you have insurance on the phone, then I wouldnt use one. I had the similar scenario as you; had a screen protector for ~1 month and removed it and realized how beautiful the screen was, haha.