[Wally_Dog]

First I just should say that they DO work, and they are REALLY cheap!

Ok, so you guys know that recently I got my Samsung Eternity. The first one I had got a deep scratch on the screen about a day after I owned it, so I immediately went to Google and looked for the best screen protectors. I could choose InvisibleShield by Zagg, or a screen protector from Bestskinsever.com. They both use the same material, except the Bestskinsever.com version is cheaper because they don't include anything with it... all you get is the skin. Now, I went to the AT&T store, exchanged my scratched phone for a new one which was fine since I had 30 days to exchange. Instead of using the phone right away, I kept it in the box until I got my screen protector from Bestskinsever. Now the day I got it was the day that I was leaving for my Germany trip with my high school, so I knew that the skin was going to get put through some abuse of not only airport security, but being in my pocket for 12-hour periods with various things, euro coins and czech crowns being some of them. The application of the skin was easy, I just peeled it off slowly AS I applied the skin, and pushed on the skin with a credit card the whole time. This way, all the bubbles were pushed out as it was applied AND I didn't need to use the dishsoap mixture that everyone recommends (nor did I have to let it sit and wait for the skin to set). When I got home from Germany, I went to exchange my phone for a Samsung Impression. You can only return the phone if it is in good condition. When I was at the AT&T store, I had to remove the skin from my phone so they could exchange phones. Low and behold I peel back the skin... and the screen was in BRAND NEW condition. It literally looked like I had never removed it from the box. The salesman at the AT&T store even asked me if I had ever used the phone because it had no wear or tear at all. to Bestskinsever.com!

Oh, and here's some pictures of how you can barely notice the skin on my phone:

The skin on the sheet that you receive (not applied)
http://img27.imagesh...781/skinwte.jpg

The skin before I removed the bubbles.
http://img16.imagesh.../beforeskin.jpg

The skin after I removed as much bubbles as possible.
http://img15.imagesh...6/afterskin.jpg

The only real spot you can notice it is at the buttons on the bottom (call, back, end call buttons)... there is just a little white line where there is a gap between buttons.

For $7.99... I think it's definetly worth it. I wish I got one for my SE W810... poor thing is full of scratches on the screen.

[weirdwilli]

Think I'll have to go get one for my C905 now, the one pre laid on when I bought it bit the dust and started curling at the edges so I took it off, looks so pretty but I doubt it will for long.

[Wally_Dog]

Yeah, they work wonders. I literally couldn't believe my phone had been IN a pocket full of coins that were jangling around and banging against it... and yet I took it off and it looked 100% new. It's like magic (not kidding either).

[geokilla]

I applied the fake Hori Nintendo DS screen protectors for my G705 today. So far, it's great except for the fact that I got a tiny bit of dust stuck in the middle of the screen. The covering area is actually bigger than the screen, covering the words Sony Ericsson on top of the screen to just before the edge of the phone and to the bottom of the screen. I got tons more Nintendo DS screen protectors, so if this one decides to curl in the next little while, I'll just apply a new one

[witchking]

There's a better way to avoid bubbles. Make the underside of the sheet SLIGHTLY wet, spread it. It'll spread like a charm without a tiny bubble

[Dreamgirl]

I already owned that.Its working effectively.The screen protector thing is really good stuff.I use it on my cell phone.