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Screen Protector from Power Support Usa now available
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These are good ones. I've had one on my iPod Touch and no issues what so ever. There doesn't seem to be any tactile issues either.
Only problem I have is the $25 price tag. Man these companies are raking the profit in. Anyone have a discount coupon?
Amen to that! It's literally twice the price,and you only get one shot with screen. Hopefully as the IPad gets more accepted the prices will drop.
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I agree that Steinheil are clearer than PS. I installed a Steinheil on my girlfriend's iPad and she likes it. No more finger prints.
Does it improve iPad use in sunshine? Does it really have an anti-glare?
I just got my powersupport antiglare. Exactly as it promised, the glare is gone.
. However, when watching ABC, I still like the crystal clear without the anti glare. Now I don't know what I want. Like the anti glare when not watching ABC but like it without anti glare when watching ABC.
I just got my powersupport antiglare. Exactly as it promised, the glare is gone.
Now I don't know what I want. Like the anti glare when not watching ABC but like it without anti glare when watching ABC.
Clearly, the answer is to own two iPads.
I bought the PS clear screen protector today. I don't use a protector on my iPhone, but on some level I consider it more...expendable. We'll see what I think of a protector on the iPad.
I just got my powersupport antiglare. Exactly as it promised, the glare is gone.
Now I don't know what I want. Like the anti glare when not watching ABC but like it without anti glare when watching ABC.
Are the colors washed out? Is it blurry? How is reading text against a white background? Does it have anti-fingerprint properties as well?
Must be a nightmare to apply
I put these things on my iPhone and I've got it down to a science and can get them on every time lined up, with no dust and no air bubbles.
These things are so freaking big for the iPad - I just don't see how you can apply one without getting dust in there - or without touching the screen side of the film.
$24 and one shot to get it on...
I put these things on my iPhone and I've got it down to a science and can get them on every time lined up, with no dust and no air bubbles.
These things are so freaking big for the iPad - I just don't see how you can apply one without getting dust in there - or without touching the screen side of the film.
$24 and one shot to get it on...
unroll the protector to the dust spot and use tape to pick up the dust, then reapply. I think the tape applied to the protector itself is the idea - use a dust blower to clean the screen
I enjoy how iLounge states they prefer the Power Support over the SGP Steinheil even though if you look at that article they never once show you a picture of the Power Support screen protector for the iPad...they show off the package, but if you look closely you can see the Incipios and Steinheil's out of the packaging so you can compare the screens. I'm not saying iLounge is biased or not, but its weird that they like Power Supports better and claim the Steinheil is milkier, but fail to provide a side by side comparison or let alone a photo of the screen protector.
I broke down and ordered the crystal version. I had the antiglare on my iPhone which I like but I got tired of the matte finish reducing the visual quality.
I ordered two, one for my mine and another for my son's. In addition to the high price of the product, they want another $8+ to ship it to you.
I know...I searched in vain for a coupon too.
Between the case, skin and screen protector, I'm heavily invested in this gadget 
I am going to get the power support anti glare screen protector for the iPad and power support say that these can be removed and cleaned.
Has anyone successfully done this with a power support product ?
With the fact these apply using static won't it be almost impossible to wash and dry them without the film collecting loads of lint and stuff on the static side?
Any secrets to success with these ?
Has anyone successfully done this with a power support product ?
With the fact these apply using static won't it be almost impossible to wash and dry them without the film collecting loads of lint and stuff on the static side?
Any secrets to success with these ?
I think BSE changed their skins over the past year or so. I've never had any issue putting these on, but the one I put on my iPad bubbled up and didn't look right, so I had to remove it.
It does help. However were talking about the all mighty sun here. A film isn't going to over power that in terms of reducing glare. But it does help, not eliminate it.
Here the image from my iphone. (photo taken is not as clear as real digital camera photo)
after using it for awhile, I get used to with it. There is no finger print
So. overall "first impression" not that bad and once used it for a day, it is ok. So, I think might keep it.
I've been waiting for these, but I got the speck one already. Oh well, I'm sure they're great, but the speck ones were surprisingly good because they had a more soft touch than the power support ones and not as thick.
I just found the solution from powersupport website. use tape to remove the dust. Now there is no more bubble.
Don't suppose anyone knows of a UK distributor for power support. Guy on Ebay is selling the anti glare film but let's just say the price is a little steep!