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[Guest Spook Tooth]

It is funny but i wasnt 100% sure that this cover can be removed safely.

My pulse is only 2 months old or so and it is still firmly attached with only two minor "bubbles" around the speaker and above the trackball.

I am still hesitating to remove it despite having a really nasty scratch on this cover.

I would just get rid of it since the screen is perfectly robust enough, you can use the pouch to transport it in or just remember to keep your keys separate from your phone. The protective film is far more scratch prone than your screen. Even if you do scratch your phone's screen it'll be little more than a fine line unless you really go for it with a chisel or somesuch. The film by nature will look much worse.

You can buy thinner screen protectors online from Amazon/Ebay etc. I got some once but have never used them. They usually cost about a quid each and come in a pack of 6.

Thanks to Stevos it should now be perfectly clear that we were all kindly yanking yer chain, KenBW2. You've been a good sport and nice company and have provided us all with a bit of a giggle.

Any longer term reader of this site, well since the Pulse was released, will well know the phone ships with a very tough looking screen protector firmly attached yet can easily be removed in the way you described, KenBW2. Amazin' isn't it? I remember sticking this protective cover to a book for safe keeping in case I felt I ever needed to revert back to using it. Now I don't give a toss whether I have it or not. Great thread though! Even if there's no cake and I don't in fact have any friends at all. :) :)

[Guest Oysterman]

I have just removed it - oh boy this thing is THICK !

I would not have thought the the Touchscreen would work through such a

thick sheet of plastic. Wow.

Looks much better now :rolleyes: