Zagg Invisible Shield HD
does this:
Does the SPen scratch the Zagg Invisible Shield non HD / HD?
There's also a good option here:
Protects the screen and back. Seems a good option since a case makes ur phone looks too big. (... lol ...)
rly work?
I bought the Zagg Invisible Shield HD and have been using it for approximately 3 weeks now.
YES it does in fact leave dents (or very fine marks if you press hard enough), and does not heal over time.
I would NOT recommend this screen protector to anyone (even if they didn't have a Note 2).
It was a cumbersome process during application (wet application), and it looked terrible after the application.
Some of the air bubbles and pockets eventually faded, but the rest of the imperfections (orange peel effect, glare, abrasions) were left on the screen. The biggest drawback that got me annoyed is how it's so vulnerable to denting and warping. There are literally 10-15 fine bumps along the screen protector and 1-3 large streaks that seemed to have appeared all of the sudden. This screen protector is extremely reflective, almost as much as glass itself. The warping (which makes it look like there is still liquid underneath, although it is completely dry) is the biggest counter argument you can have to their "HD" title.
I originally liked Zagg because of their "Extreme" screen protector that came out for iPhone, but since they didn't have it for the Note 2, I decided to try the HD version. It was a mistake.
For the price, I would really recommend going for Spigen Ultra, the iSmooth, or the Tempered Glass screen protectors.