Originally Posted by orellius

Will be putting a Ghost Armor (screen only) on this week when it comes in, got a kiosk in Calgary to order it in.

I've never been a fan of Ghost Armor - they've always been super rubbery in texture which is a huge turn off.

Originally Posted by tietherope

I put the SGP screen protector on and I like it. I don't notice a drop in quality at all as it's not a matte protector. With that said fingerprints are just as bad as the naked screen.

www.spigen.com

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I've used SGP products before and heard good things about their screen protectors but they seem rather pricey.

Originally Posted by espionage724

Naked But Crystalusion does sound very interesting...

Edit: It sounds really interesting actually I almost want to buy it and just put it all over my entire Nexus 10, but would it affect the grip-ability of the back too much?

Originally Posted by daLareid

to be honest, i can't go on with an unprotected device, like yourself i just read about this crystalusion for the first time ever and it does sound pretty amazing, could anybody who's used this liquid glass please care to share their input about it please?

to you both, here is this thread I found on xda about the same, maybe you'll get an idea of what people have felt after using it. This is apparently the US equivalent.

EDIT: I found it on sale at ncix Canada for about $15

Originally Posted by espionage724

It seems to be about $21 to order it ($18 off ebay); seems like a 1-pack-1-device kind of thing though... (I have quite a few things I'd love to use it on, but can't really spend around $20 per device though)

I emailed the manufacturer of Crystalusion about my concern with the rubber back grip; hopefully they respond with something positive though

one use per pack is indeed a bummer but then again so are all screen protectors.

Originally Posted by espionage724

$21.45 USD is what it shows for me.

I guess that is almost the same, only difference your value probably includes tax as well.

Originally Posted by jackie_jagger

I've never been a fan of Ghost Armor - they've always been super rubbery in texture which is a huge turn off.



I've used SGP products before and heard good things about their screen protectors but they seem rather pricey.





to you both, here is this thread I found on xda about the same, maybe you'll get an idea of what people have felt after using it. This is apparently the US equivalent.

EDIT: I found it on sale at ncix Canada for about $15



one use per pack is indeed a bummer but then again so are all screen protectors.

Thank for the heads up on the thread, after reading I feel less appealed to Crystalusion, best keep it simple with screen protectors.

naked...gorilla glass 2.

I will put a case on, but I'm not concerned about the glass. Having owned other gorilla glass products I've never had a scratch..

Crystalusion sounds interesting, but I'll say it again that we need that self-healing stuff. Anyone have any idea about if/when we might see self-healing coatings?

Here's some questions I emailed to Crystalusion and the responses I got:

Q: My main concerns are how the liquid glass might affect the grip-ability of the Nexus 10 backing with it being rubber.
A: Even though it can be applied on the rubber and would not damage it in anyway. Crystalusion specifically has been designed to treat hard surfaces and therefore in your case would be better suited to protecting your screen. I say your case since it can be applied to the back of devices like the iphone etc...

Q: Another concern is how the liquid glass might affect speaker grills and the very tiny gaps between where the screen and sides meet, and for the buttons (volume and power). Ports are also a slight concern, and the bottom of the Nexus 10 also has an area for POGO pins.
A: We have solved this problem with our application method. Crystalusion comes in a pre-coated micro fibre cloth to specifically avoid the problem you are talking about. Even though the liquid itself wouldn't damage the inside parts of your device.

Q: Would the liquid glass prevent contact on the POGO pin area?
A: No this would not happen.

We have several customers who have applied Crystalusion to their tablets however I am not sure whether these have been Nexus 10s... Also just to let you know as a raw chemical Liquid Glass ranks higher in strength than guerilla glass does, and with Crystalusion specifically the main benefits being it is anti-bacterial as well as being an award winning nano-technology in addition to other features such as anti-abrasion.

My vote is nay. Get a good case. The screen is gorilla glass and pretty tough. If the case does not protect the screen, I doubt a screen protector will

- tv

Originally Posted by nissmo66

naked...gorilla glass 2.

I will put a case on, but I'm not concerned about the glass. Having owned other gorilla glass products I've never had a scratch..

fair enough. I went at least 6 months without a screen protector on my Galaxy Tab 10.1 until I got bugged of wiping finger prints. that was it.

Originally Posted by Kookas

Crystalusion sounds interesting, but I'll say it again that we need that self-healing stuff. Anyone have any idea about if/when we might see self-healing coatings?

soon.

Originally Posted by espionage724

Here's some questions I emailed to Crystalusion and the responses I got:

That is pretty interesting. Check my previous link for a similar product which guarantees the same but for 6 months while crystal does for 1 year.

Originally Posted by telveer

My vote is nay. Get a good case. The screen is gorilla glass and pretty tough. If the case does not protect the screen, I doubt a screen protector will

- tv

fair enough. I wonder when will those smart cases come out.

How stupid can one be to not cut away the top right corner flap and use the original protector without hindering the experience?

Although economical, the plastic screen that comes with the nexus 10 probably won't protect against scratches. But it could work if you're careful

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