How is it attached, is it like the film for phones that cause bubbling?
1382763
No, it is not like film for phones at all. It is simply a piece of plexiglass that you attach to your TV with velcro. It comes with the velcro strips, you put them where you want them. I can't even see the velcro on my TV at all.
1382764
It's heavy plexiglass and takes 2 people to hold in place and install held on by velcro strips.
1792005
The case wraps around the phone up until the silver outline/edge on the face of the phone, judging by how far the screen protector extends, peeling or bubbling won't be a problem assuming the images I checked on the screen protector are accurate.
2128419
Its a wet application but its not as bad as it sounds, I like it better than a dry screen protector because you can keep trying to put it on until you get it perfectly aligned.
929415
If you do it in the bathroom with the hot water running, you're not going to see any bubble. The steam will make it stick add you lay it, giving no time for air to settle. The more stream the better because it allows you to move the screen protector around until you find the desired position. Once it dries up (about 30 minutes) it won't move. Source? Done it countless times. Good luck!
2033947
It has a little tackiness to it. Similar to a cling because you can reposition it a little bit if you need to. No adhesive required but you have to go slow to make sure you get all the air bubbles out.
1496726
Once you peel one and two the thick film left from between the two is the protective cover. It has a strong adhesive on one side (be careful to not touch it and get fingerprints a nd lint on it) Take a credit card or something similar and place the film on the phone from the bottom. Use the credit card to push the cover toward the top abs use it to push away remaining bubbles.
2251607
Yes most definitely, you just need to smooth out the bubbles after you place the film on Eventually they disappear. Love it protects well and the price isn't bad either.
592172
This is the rigid kind and comes in a 2-pack. Should you buy the item, I would strongly encourage you to visit your carrier's retail service center to have it applied bubble free. The second screen would allow application to a second device (ie, warranty/insurance exchanges). I have no complaints against the product.
1703100
No, it doesn't cause the screen to bubble up. It's usually the screen protector that's the problem, or the way it was applied. The case has a clean, smooth finish to it. It looks just like the pictures, and it's good quality. I am very happy with it, and as satisfied as a person who spent $50!
1173512
Hi Adam , This gizmo is attach via a metal frame that you have to glue to the screen of your camera. What I did I bought a glass screen protector and I glue the frame on the screen protector.
143220
No. It is a sheet of film with an added layer of bubbles and no perforations.
968396
I have the film type screen protector on my phone with this case, no problems.
1173513
Hi Adam ,This gizmo is attach via a metal frame that you have to glue to the screen of your camera. What I did I bought a glass screen protector and I glue the frame on the screen protector.
300446
The plastic cover is detachable. I have a film screen protector on mine and took the hard plastic one out. It works great!
410935
It is PET film. Check out the reviews for the same screen protector for the Note 2.http://www.amazon.com/Caseology-Shatter-Resistant-0-27mm-Crystal-Protector/product-reviews/B00DUKE72E
449709
I'm such a dork! Is that what that plastic thing was? It did have a plastic thing in it that was probably supposed to be a screen protector. I thought it was packaging material and I removed it. It was glued in there with a bead of something like silicone caulking that allowed it to be removed without a great deal of difficulty once you broke that seal and tugged at it. Duh. :)
1959024
It's got some kind of sticky stuff on the surface. You peal off the protective cover and attach to the camera. So far it is working just fine and is attached quite firmly.