Best Screen protector, period.

[serfboreds]

I just got the javoedge no-glare screen protector and it is the best I have used.

I think that the zagg invisiblesheild is amazing and bulletproof, but has a terrible glare. The one from javoedge makes this phone usable during the day outside.

http://www.javoedge.com/reflexeshop/productCatalog/getProduct.do?poid=985&pbmId=4737

[scotcha12345]

If it was mid-day, brightest sun you can get directly over head...when I try to use my phone, I jack up the brightness to 100%.

Then I would usually have to cover it with my hand, and still get very little ability to see the screen.

I'm using, and have been for about 6 months:
http://www.zagg.com/invisibleshield/htc-xv6800-for-verizon-cases-screen-protectors-covers-skins-shields.php

It's like impossible to scratch and the screen is perfect.

The main problem is glare / daytime usability. I'm ready to buy the one you suggested almost ASAP just for that.

[thakidc]

How many do you get, just the one, I still might have to try this out it sounds better than my walmart ones.Wow might have to try them both.

[serfboreds]

I used the zagg one you have and love it for durability (I had the whole phone protector and loved it until it got gunky around the edges). The issue was glare; I couldn't see anything with it on.

With this you get one screen protector, but it is all you need. With the regular phone with no screen protector I could see about 40%, zagg 30%, this one somewhere around 75% or better (a noticeable increase, not perfect, but much much improved).

The problem with the walmart ones (and most others) is that you don't have the durability that zagg and this one does; with this one you can abuse the screen and still wipe them off with your finger for a perfect view.

[the 0ne]

I recently purchased the JAVOScreen anti-glare screen protector and enjoy the durability and fitment. However, I find it very hard to use in daylight.

Are you sure you purchased the anti-glare one?

[Hajii1]

Martin Overlay (http://www.overlayplus.com/US/dis_product.asp?model=HTC_6800&modeln=PPC-6800&prod_type=screen)

Expensive but the best screen protector I've ever used. I use them on all my mobile devices.

[veloslave]

My .02

I have been using Pocket PC Techs WriteShields (http://pocketpctechs.com/main.asp?area=home) for a long time now all the way back to my Ipaq 3650 days... long before my i700.

They are anti-glare and so dang durable that it is one of those products you just love to recommend. I have been given some other brands here and there along the years and those REALLY cemented my appreciation for the WriteShields. I play a LOT OF SOLITAIRE... like every time I go to the reading room (if you get my drift) and I always my fingernails... along with all my other PDA/phone use. I get around two years out of one of these and that includes just a ridiculous amount of abuse.

I have the same thing on my Tablet PC... it has been there since 2004 and I kid u not... it looks like brand new (obviously not as abused as the phones ;) )


FWIW

[meccadon123]

Veloslave......Would you please advise on your visibilty outside during the day.

[Protonus]

Can't believe it's not mentioned here.

The best screen protector hands down for any device are the Anti Glare ones from www.Boxwave.com

they'll last forever, are washable, easy to apply, make the touch surface feel more paperlike which makes writing on it nicer, eliminates glare, doesn't show fingerprints... it's just awesome.

I have the on my Sony TG50, my Nintendo DS, and my xv6800. All are perfect.

[shapiror06]

Well, I have the Zagg invisibleSHIELD, and I like it, it just sucks in the sunlight. I'd like a better one for viewing outdoors, but after reading this post, I dont know what to get. Three to choose from...

Boxwave
Pocket PC Techs
JAVOedge

Choices... choices...

[Protonus]

You won't be dissapointed with Boxwave antiglare, trust me. I got my TG50 5 years ago now, and it was a great choice then, still is.

[shapiror06]

Just ordered the anti-glare from boxwave. we'll see how I like it when it gets here.

[rleejr79]

My .02

I have been using Pocket PC Techs WriteShields (http://pocketpctechs.com/main.asp?area=home) for a long time now all the way back to my Ipaq 3650 days... long before my i700.

They are anti-glare and so dang durable that it is one of those products you just love to recommend. I have been given some other brands here and there along the years and those REALLY cemented my appreciation for the WriteShields. I play a LOT OF SOLITAIRE... like every time I go to the reading room (if you get my drift) and I always my fingernails... along with all my other PDA/phone use. I get around two years out of one of these and that includes just a ridiculous amount of abuse.

I have the same thing on my Tablet PC... it has been there since 2004 and I kid u not... it looks like brand new (obviously not as abused as the phones ;) )


FWIW

How is it in the sunlight?

[rleejr79]

Veloslave......Would you please advise on your visibilty outside during the day.

+1




I would like to know as a few talk about this one. I use my phone outside and the sun and my screen don't mix with visibility.

[shapiror06]

Got the anti glare one from boxwave. It's got a lot of pros and not many cons.

Pros:
A dream to write on w/ the stylus.
Very easy to install, not one of those flimsy "rubbery" screen protectors, actually plastic and stiff.
Even if you do get a little dust under it, you cannot see it at all once it's installed.
No air bubbles whatsoever.
Very easy to wipe fingerprints off of.
They say it's removable and washable? I dunno about that, but if I ever have to do it, it's worth a shot I guess.

Cons:
Easier to read in the sunlight, but not near what the website hypes it up to be.

More pros than cons, overall I am very happy with it. I like it a lot better than the Zagg invisibleSHIELD.

-Randy

[Protonus]

Glad you liked it. I know I do. They are definetly removeable, and washable, but they are a bit tricky to remove. You must do so very carefully or you can risk bending them, or worse, removiing some of the adhesive which will be noticeable when it's reapplied. I've found to remove them, get them warm first with like a hairdryer to make it easier to remove, and then try to lift a corner with somethign very thin like a razor blade. To wash just rub it with mild dishsoap and water, and then flick it off like a poloroid. You can reapply it evenn with some water still on it.

In my expirence, not much reason to ever remove it. Just clean it while it's still on there.

[TurboFool]

I'll second the Boxwave screen protectors. I've had the same one on my phone since I got the phone at launch. I've taken it off once to clean it, and I have one very small scratch on it. Pretty impressive compared to other protectors I've used.

[segadc]

I have been meaning to get a screen protector. I am leaning towards Boxwave but last time I had an anti-glare, it made the screen a tad fuzzy. Hmmm....

[dhughes2]

I'm using the Boxwave Anti-Glare as well. The only issue I ran into is that I had to trim mine just a slight amount for my Mogul, the stock size actually fit under the case edges of the screen and caused my screen to not respond to touch. It does a great job of resisting fingerprints, and the paper feel when writing is definately a plus.

[jambrose]

I swear by the Zagg products. It is true they are not that great in the sunlight. I usually crank my brightness but I have used the WriteShields before and they scratch after continue use. Play solitaire for a while and you will see the drag line from the deck to the stacks. Kind of annoying. Zagg will not scratch at all, guaranteed. Check out the Zagg videos on wrapping an iPod and then using a weed wacker on it.