kugino
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yeah, when you think about what it really is (3M scotchguard), it's pricey. you can buy large sheets of it elsewhere and cut it yourself...they actually work well for motorcycle fenders, too. but they're comparable to other ipod guards out there.
anyway, the back was a bit harder to put on only b/c the tabs require some patience to stick down. but no dust and almost all the air bubbles are easily squeegeed out. i hear it's more noticeable on the black ipods, though. this site gives some visual instructions for applying on a black nano.
| Originally Posted by CookieFactory TheInvisibleShield is pretty good, albeit a bit expensive for a little piece of 3M Scotchgard. It keeps my 5G nice and protected without altering it's looks/form. I used to use an iSkin on my previous Photo but I didn't want to bulk up the slim form factor of the 5G. Also note that the iSkin hard plastic screen protector will, ironically enough, scratch the Ipod's screen at the 4 contact points. You will need some kind of PDA screen protector to serve as a buffer. |
yeah, when you think about what it really is (3M scotchguard), it's pricey. you can buy large sheets of it elsewhere and cut it yourself...they actually work well for motorcycle fenders, too. but they're comparable to other ipod guards out there.
anyway, the back was a bit harder to put on only b/c the tabs require some patience to stick down. but no dust and almost all the air bubbles are easily squeegeed out. i hear it's more noticeable on the black ipods, though. this site gives some visual instructions for applying on a black nano.
