does mi 10t screen had this 2.5d screen or just flat with tiny bit rounded at the edge.
mine seems like doesnt had 2.5d .
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Has any one tried the Martin Fields Overlay Plus Screen Protector (Samsung Galaxy S II i9100)?
In particular the camera screen protector?
I'm currently using one. The screen protector is good, no grainy effect, very clear, and you won't even notice its there. The front camera(2MP) and sensors are also protected, the sensors are still functional (proximity sensor when on call). The only exposed areas are the earpiece and home button.
As for the back(8MP) camera protector, unfortunately I ruined it. As its very small, it fell on the floor while I was trying to remove the plastic layer.
Its con though is that the screen protector is a finger print magnet. XD Its worse than bare screen.
what protector would you recommend?
really love the display naked..but i need some kind of protection against scratch(scratched my lg2x):-(
and at the same time less fingerprint and smudges on screen..hate those matte type now..
dzel said:
what protector would you recommend?
really love the display naked..but i need some kind of protection against scratch(scratched my lg2x):-(
and at the same time less fingerprint and smudges on screen..hate those matte type now..
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Stealth Shieldz,get it from AMAZON.
Hi guys
I noticed today a gap between the screen and the metal frame surrounding the screen ( not between the screen and the polycarbonate body). Whenever I press on the screen where the gap is, the screen goes down and there is some color distortion on the screen. Dust is also accumulating in the gap. Is anyone having the same issue ?
Some people have reported that their screen doesn't fit properly. There should be a very small gap between the glass, a metal/plastic ring and the case itself though.
My One X has a tiny gap which seems to attract dust but the screen is fitted properly so it doesn't flex at all.
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Does the Moto Z Play has the 2.5D curved display?
I kind of think it does but I just wanted to make sure.
Yes, the display edges are very slightly curved (I'm always having trouble calling it 2.5D since it doesn't mean much, although it is comfortable to use). You notice it the most if you want to use an affordable tempered glass because it won't cover the entire screen.
I just realized this.
I bought a cheap tempered glass online only to found out that it was 1mm smaller than the display. This would be really awkward to have two lines (of that glass) on your display when the screen turned on. I complained to the seller about it but he didn't reply to me yet.
Then I bought a new one which perfectly fit the size of the display. I know it won't be full size because of the phone glass curvature. After installing it, the all 4 sides of the glass edge didn't stick. Although it wasn't very visible when the screen turned on, but I worry that some dust will get in there.
Now I know that the curve of the phone glass starts at 2mm inside of the display. So getting a glass protector smaller than the screen size will give you an annoying vertical physical lines, getting a glass that fit the display will give you a halo effect because the edge didn't stick.
I do have a standard plastic screen protector, but I haven't use that yet. I hope that one doesn't give me nightmares.
Use 2.5d tempered glass.
On my new note 10 plus there is a film in the back and one on the front, I can't tell if the front one is a screen protector or a twmporary film, it doesnt cover the sides, there is about 1\3 of a inch that is not covered on each side.
Does the factory screen protector cover the left and right sides and the curves ?
In front, it is not temporary film. It is a screen protector. But it will not cover your sides!
The pre-installed screen protector covers the screen up to about 1,5 mm from screen edge. A gap of 1/3" (~8mm) seems too much for that.
I leave them on till they come off on their own