[It's finally here!] Printed screen protectors to cover "San Francisco" print

[Guest JT_daniel]

How can it be half past something when timezones jump in hours, and you posted that at "19:56" -

Unless your time zone changes by about 7 and a half hours from +-0 :rolleyes: (sorry I cant do the fancy symbol)

Hmm, it says you posted that at "May 25 2011, 00:29" for me! <_<

I think they are relative to each timezone. :P

[Guest Mushroom_Lord]

Hmm, it says you posted that at "May 25 2011, 00:29" for me! :rolleyes:

I think they are relative to each timezone. :P

But even so, timezones go up in hours so the minutes should remain the same...

O.o <_<

[Guest n1ck75]

Brought a pack just to support a company that listens to advice on products

[Guest jakobitm]

bought one as well

[Guest Phil001]

cheers, ordered a couple of sets via HK post.

Hoping the quality is good!

[Guest That-Guy]

Are these the same thickness as standard screen protectors?

The problem I have is it takes me 4-5 attempts to get a screen protector on with no bubbles or dirt under it.

[Guest Roph]

Are these the same thickness as standard screen protectors?

The problem I have is it takes me 4-5 attempts to get a screen protector on with no bubbles or dirt under it.

First download a flashlight app to make your screen 100% white all over.

Second, put some sticky tape on your screen and then peel it off to remove any specks of dust or dirt.

Third, position your screen protector on your phone (with the covers still on it) and tape it loosely to your phone's case, so you can get the alignment right.

Fourth, lift up the protector and peel off the bottom cover, so you're ready to start sticking it to the screen.

Fifth, making sure you keep the alignment, go down the screen protector slowly, pressing with a credit card to make sure there aren't any bubbles.

Sixth, pull off the top cover of the protector, along with the tape (which is also stuck to the top cover.

Seventh: admire your millimeter perfect, clean screen protector :P

[Guest darkado]

bought a pack too, veeery cheap

[Guest JT_daniel]

First download a flashlight app to make your screen 100% white all over.

Second, put some sticky tape on your screen and then peel it off to remove any specks of dust or dirt.

Third, position your screen protector on your phone (with the covers still on it) and tape it loosely to your phone's case, so you can get the alignment right.

Fourth, lift up the protector and peel off the bottom cover, so you're ready to start sticking it to the screen.

Fifth, making sure you keep the alignment, go down the screen protector slowly, pressing with a credit card to make sure there aren't any bubbles.

Sixth, pull off the top cover of the protector, along with the tape (which is also stuck to the top cover.

Seventh: admire your millimeter perfect, clean screen protector :rolleyes:

Well now THIS needs to be a sticky, IMO. :P *claps*

[Guest john.smith]

Good on you mate! Also there are a lot of video tutorials up on YouTube so people should be skillful enough after watching a few times.

I don't have skillful hands myself, but the general rule is to check the margin (very important to align the screen protector against the earpiece).

Make 101% that there is no dust on the screen, and everything else is a piece of cake.

First download a flashlight app to make your screen 100% white all over.

Second, put some sticky tape on your screen and then peel it off to remove any specks of dust or dirt.

Third, position your screen protector on your phone (with the covers still on it) and tape it loosely to your phone's case, so you can get the alignment right.

Fourth, lift up the protector and peel off the bottom cover, so you're ready to start sticking it to the screen.

Fifth, making sure you keep the alignment, go down the screen protector slowly, pressing with a credit card to make sure there aren't any bubbles.

Sixth, pull off the top cover of the protector, along with the tape (which is also stuck to the top cover.

Seventh: admire your millimeter perfect, clean screen protector :P

[Guest Dr00g]

Can someone please PM a link?

[Guest john.smith]

The whole idea is to get people join our Facebook page.

The cost of these protectors are actually 3 times more expensive than the usual clear ones, so almost zero profit is made for the product itself.

We want to make a sustainable business and hope that people will like our products and help promote Sofiz (www.sofiz.co.uk) in the future.

But when the official website is up, prices will be adjusted accordingly. :P

bought a pack too, veeery cheap

[Guest john.smith]

Please LIKE our Facebook page and check the link from there. Thanks! :P

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sofiz/105104566241226

Can someone please PM a link?

[Guest Dr00g]

Please LIKE our Facebook page and check the link from there. Thanks! <_<

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sofiz/105104566241226

I have liked it. I am looking for the link to buy it :P

EDIT: Never mind I found it :rolleyes:

Edited May 25, 2011 by Dr00g

[Guest womble_sanfran]

I just ordered mine, came to £3.25 with the cheapest postage option at todays exchange rate, not bad!

[Guest swisstourist]

I just ordered mine, came to £3.25 with the cheapest postage option at todays exchange rate, not bad!

which one look the best(for grey blade), smokey grey or translucid???

[Guest Ion Sights]

Sorry if I missed this earlier but does this new screen protector in anyway block or disrupt the light sensor, otherwise this is a must buy for me

Edited May 27, 2011 by Ion Sights

[Guest That-Guy]

Sorry if I missed this earlier but does this new screen protector in anyway block or disrupt the light sensor, otherwise this is a must buy for me

No there is holes cut out for the sensors :P

[Guest Ion Sights]

No there is holes cut out for the sensors :P

Aha upon closer inspectioin I can see, well I'm off to buy, thanks

[Guest thejman]

Arrived this morning and they look GREAT veryvery fast delivery from Hong Kong

[Guest john.smith]

Just a reminder that it's the screen protector/overlay we are talking about. Of course there is a combo for the jelly case also.

Smoked grey is the best seller so far, while translucent is the 2nd best. So yeah. :P

which one look the best(for grey blade), smokey grey or translucid???

[Guest john.smith]

Actually it's not a real hole, but rather an unprinted area that allows sensor to work.

It's actually better than cutting a hole as it tends to peels off or traps dust along the edge.

No there is holes cut out for the sensors :P

[Guest XpressAndy]

ordered one couple of days back... :P

[Guest Roph]

Is the printed ink the top most layer? Or is the printed layer sandwiched between others?

[Guest jdtanner]

Got mine on Friday, very speedy delivery. A couple of points:

1. I managed to put the first one out of the packet on my Blade without any bubbles; this is either luck or a sign of very good quality.

2. The actual screen protector is a bit small when compared to the Nilikin one that I previously had. This isn't a biggy, but there is about 1mm at the top and bottom of the protector which isn't covered.

All in all, very good.

JohnT