Customer Reviews

BoxWave Canon PowerShot SD1000 ClearTouch Anti-Glare Screen Protector (Single Pack)

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

No matter what I tried, it was like looking thru a dirty window. I finally trashed it.

I am happy with the product because it helps protect my camera's LCD. Downside was the delivery. They asked for more than $2.00 for shipping and they send it to you in a USPS $0.58 stmaped envelope.

Protects your screen, but it is a tab bit smaller than the screen. It doesn't comppletely cover it. I also paid over $2 for shipping and I got it in a 75 cent envelope. Its not a lot of money, but if you do it to a lot of people it adds up.

In general, it does what it should do - protect camera. I didn't have any accidents with my camera so far, but in usual un-accidental life when you use camera, this screen protector is just invisible. You don't see it and forget about it but it exists and protects your camera, I like it.

So I purchased this over two years ago, and I have traveled quite a bit. I've used this camera often. This screen protector has worked without any issues and my camera's lcd is in mint condition to this day. It just works... Great screen protector and I would recommend this brand in the future!

This is a really great product. It protects your camera screen, and is crystal clear. You will like it!

it fits my Canon SD900 like a glove. I only wish I bought one when the camera was new. With the anti-glare screen on the camera is near indestructable. I would highly recommend it and before rather than later...but then again what do iI know

I've had this screen protector on my Canon PowerShot SD1000 for over a year...it does its job of protecting the screen. Although, it is not smudge or scratch proof, it has survived the jungle of my purse and all the knick knacks that scratch up against the screen, so I would recommend this screen protector to anyone.

Product took a long tine to get to me. Paid over $4 for shipping and handling but received in an envelop with stamp of only 58 cents. felt cheated by the merchant.