I just got my Kyasi 3D Glass Protector and was super excited, only to find disappointment as soon as I saw it. There are separate cutout holes for the sensors, which I like.
The top edges are curved, but that's it. As you can see in the picture, it's completely flat on the bottom. Like the majority of other so-called 3D glass protectors, the bottom does not curve down and contour with the edges of the iPhone's curved edges.
Not only that, but the edges do not contain any adhesive (which really pisses me off). There's only adhesive on the flat surface as you can see in there picture.
I don't have my 7 Plus yet to apply and compare with Krick's screenshots of the Ozly from here: #625
However, I have a feeling it's going to be exactly like the G.D. Smith, with the edges "hanging" loose, allowing dust and lint to easily get trapped underneath.
I hope someone who ordered the Ozly and will receive it soon will post a screenshot of the side edges before applying it on the phone so I can do a comparison.
The top edges are curved, but that's it. As you can see in the picture, it's completely flat on the bottom. Like the majority of other so-called 3D glass protectors, the bottom does not curve down and contour with the edges of the iPhone's curved edges.
Not only that, but the edges do not contain any adhesive (which really pisses me off). There's only adhesive on the flat surface as you can see in there picture.
I don't have my 7 Plus yet to apply and compare with Krick's screenshots of the Ozly from here: #625
However, I have a feeling it's going to be exactly like the G.D. Smith, with the edges "hanging" loose, allowing dust and lint to easily get trapped underneath.
I hope someone who ordered the Ozly and will receive it soon will post a screenshot of the side edges before applying it on the phone so I can do a comparison.