Yes. Its best without one .. stuff really pops out. I am to afraid to use it without though the gorrilla glass 3 wont scratch easy
Yes. Its best without one .. stuff really pops out. I am to afraid to use it without though the gorrilla glass 3 wont scratch easy
Ehh, sony is kidding us. Why would they put a BRITTLE plastic sheet if they want it to act as a "shatterproof" film? And I thought to hold a broken glass together we would need a flexible film. :what:
Sony you're getting really weird...
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Sony you're getting really weird...
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why do I feel more and more tempted to do this myself when I read about it!? :silly:
I would love to have the ZU look like a sleek sony "nexus" kinda phone wihout the logo on the front running CM10.2.. only its hella big and it's a SONY Xperia Z Ultra. And no one ever knows who's sitting next to me on the bus or the train what phone that is Im holding in my hand.
eh calm down now
Can you post some pictures on the phone how it looks without the anti-shatter film?
I would love to have the ZU look like a sleek sony "nexus" kinda phone wihout the logo on the front running CM10.2.. only its hella big and it's a SONY Xperia Z Ultra. And no one ever knows who's sitting next to me on the bus or the train what phone that is Im holding in my hand.
eh calm down nowCan you post some pictures on the phone how it looks without the anti-shatter film?
Here are a couple pictures. The protector was made from a very odd material.
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Ha ha. Hey Dan. I like it better without the plastic screen protector and logo on front. I would not recommend undertaking the task unless your Ultra is scratched or has blemishes. Too difficult compared to previous Xperias.
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I just finished removing that stupid shatter proof film! it took me more than 3 hours. i removed the one on the back too
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P.S: removing the back shatter proof film is much easier ! no glue or what so ever.
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P.S: removing the back shatter proof film is much easier ! no glue or what so ever.
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The second picture is a naked glass screen? Or have you already applied an anti-glare screen protector there? Seems like an anti-glare is there to me...
Good to know the back is easier than the front.
No, mine is still naked until I hear about some of the reviews on the tempered glass.
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I took the films off my Xperia Z and have run if for 6 months without any protection. No scratches and never regretted it. Once I decide I am not going to on-sell my ZU I will rip the films off it too. Much crisper display and less scratches - the film scratches easy.
Make the screen warm being careful so the adhesive gets soft and sticky.
ONLY if you know what you doing, try CAREfully wet down the edge of the sheet with aceton/nail polish remover. Perhaps it dissolves the glue.
Perhaps a guitar plectrum, butterknife or some tiny knife that don't scratch will help.
Use only plastic tools if you're not sure of what you doing to avoid scratches, otherwhise I would use a scalpel or razorblade.
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