BoxWave AlphaSmart Dana ClearTouch Crystal Screen Protector (Single Pack)

by BoxWave

Product Details

• Item Weight: 0.6 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 0.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B001FB0JGI
• Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Date first available at Amazon.com: September 3, 2008

Product Description

Ready. Set. Innovate

Unlike other screen protectors, which use basic textured surfaces to reduce glare, our award winning ClearTouch Crystal relies on an innovative blend of materials integrated into high-grade thermoplastic.

This innovative approach allows you to:

Go Farther:
We don't believe in single serving friends or one time use only. Your ClearTouch is washable & reusable. Go forth then; expecting ClearTouch to last for the lifetime of your device, you have our blessing. Heartache averted.

Do More:
Often times less is more. The simplistic perfection of your ClearTouch Crystal will have you forgetting its there. With extreme engineering precision, each device specific ClearTouch is cut to a tolerance of 0.1mm. Not too big. Not too small. Just right.

See Beyond:
No blur for me. No bland for you. Our vibrant device screens don't deserve blur or bland. 99% transparency means perfect clarity. No loss of color. No loss of resolution.

ClearTouch Crystal: Innovation in screen protection

Customer Reviews

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3.0 out of 5 stars Good for some situations, November 8, 2008

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This review is from: BoxWave AlphaSmart Dana ClearTouch Crystal Screen Protector (Single Pack) (Electronics)

For those who carry their Dana around a lot and there is risk of damaging the screen, this product has real value. It does provide good protection. However, it isn't as easy to apply as the directions indicate. Getting the screen immaculately clean before application is essential, and I found positioning the sticky shield to be a challenge. A special card is supplied to ease out the air bubbles--another time-consuming challenge. Assuming you've done everything right, you get the desired protection and the transparency is acceptable. You still have good 'touchability' on the screen.

In my case, I wasn't careful enough with application so I ended up with a few distracting 'crumbs' under the shield, which eventually annoyed me enough to attempt reapplication. The shield can be removed, rinsed off and dried with a hair dryer (which takes longer than you'd think). This got rid of the crumbs, but in the end, I wasn't satisfied with the reapplication and since I don't seriously need the beneficial protection, I ended up not using the shield at all. However, when the Dana is being crammed in backpacks for school use, etc., it's probably worth the effort to get it on there correctly.