Best Skins Ever now selling LG Nexus 4 skins

I've always had good experiences with these skins.

http://www.bestskinsever.com/google-nexus-4-skin

Yep, already ordered.

Guess I have to buy this phone now lol

To my fellow UK buyers, the total protection is £7.23 ish after international postage and currency conversion. (Via PayPal)



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I ordered my BSE full body skins at the beginning of December, didn't realize they even had a "case optimized" version, I guess that one's for the bumpers. The ones I got fit perfectly with my Ringke Slim case. Here are some pictures of it installed.

I never had issues with BSE. I tried almost all the other types of skins but I always seem to find myself coming back to their product.

Got my BSE full body set today, with some people here specifically mentioning that BSE seems to produce a slightly smoother feeling skin than other similar brands, I decided to take a chance on ordering one of these with the 30% discount. Still came out to $8 something with shipping for just one set, quite a bit more than the promotions from other brands. Such as Xtremeguard where $8 could've gotten you 3 sets. I normally hate wet apply screen protectors, having had experience with Bodyguardz, Skinomi and Xtremeguard in the past. I found these all to feel far too sticky and unpleasant for daily usage...ok for the phone's rear, not ok for the front screen.

My main purpose in getting the BSE was for the screen protector only, as I already have a Spigen Ultra Crystal Dual applied to my Nexus 4's rear. I did not like how Spigen's front screen protector was not edge to edge, due to the Nexus 4's screen curvature. The look of it, especially when combined with the LG bumper case, seemed really cheap looking, as though you didn't spend on a quality protector. Thus I wanted to at least try another wet apply protector brand prior to using up the Spigen front protector.

My application took two tries, first time was too soapy and left a lot of haze underneath the protector. I peeled it off and tried again, this time with practically no soap. This seems the best way to go, I was able to get a good apply with no haze the 2nd time. Still waiting for a few noticeable bubbles to disappear now, the orange peel effect is extremely minimal, where I have to look extremely close at steep angles to see anything. It covers the screen pretty much edge to edge, including the curved parts, and fortunately stuck very well to the curved parts with little to no effort once the skin dried. Thus far the edges haven't lifted back up either.

The most important thing though in the end is the feel of it. When you slide your finger across it, you can tell that it's not a hard protector, as the texture is softer, and feels a bit plasticky. Nonetheless I will say, this BSE protector feels noticeably slicker and smoother than the other wet apply protectors I've tried in the past. There is little to no resistance when swiping with a dry finger. With a slightly damp finger, resistance increases considerably, but that goes with any protector really. Perhaps most shocking is that in some cases, I sometimes find it even smoother than the Spigen protector I have on the Nexus 4's back, and that the Spigen feels slightly stickier at times. Granted I will say, for such an expensive dry protector, Spigen's Ultra Crystal is disappointingly not one of the smoothest ones I've tried to date...it's actually stickier than some generics I've tried. It is however insanely clear, with a perfect application it is very difficult to even see it against the Nexus 4's back.

In any case, for a wet apply screen protector, the Best Skin's Ever protector does indeed feel smoother and slicker than some other brands, in my experience. Enough that I'll actually go ahead and stick to this for my front screen over the Spigen, something I didn't think would happen.