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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Apparently there's two versions out on the market.,
By Kam (Las Vegas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: PSP Screen Guard Twin Pack (Video Game)
Apparently there is more than one version of this product out on shelves--one with and one without glare protection. Whether or not one is an upgrade to the other, I'm not sure. The only way you can tell what you're buying is by looking at the features list in the back of the package, and seeing whether glare protection is listed or not.
I first bought the one without glare protection at Best Buy a few weeks back. I messed up on the application process, so I got a bit of dust stuck inbetween the screen and the film. Nothing big enough to hinder gameplay, but I told myself I'd pick up another one in the future to put on correctly. I had no problem with air bubbles, and the screen looked as clear with the film as without it. I was impressed with the product, really. Fast-forward to today, when I pick up another screen guard at Best Buy... and the first thing I find is that instead of a clear film, I have one with a dull, hazy finish. No big deal, I guess. So I apply it on, and... ugh, what garbage. When I turn on the system, there's suddenly a rainbow-colored mesh pattern covering the screen, and everything looks squarish and pixellated. I applied a little pressure to see if I could iron the mesh pattern out, and even tried reapplying the film, to no avail. No more than a minute after, the thing was in the garbage. So buyer beware. I've read that Hori screen protectors are nice, but I'm not too thrilled about the glare protection on them, whether they work correctly or not; I prefer clear and shiny screens. I'll be doing some research online, and if I can't find anything, I'll run around town to find a Pelican screen guard without the glare support. Rating for the Pelican product with glare protection: 0/5. The one without glare protection: 5/5.
23 of 26 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Beware linty homes. I know it works. I saw it work.,
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This review is from: PSP Screen Guard Twin Pack (Video Game)
I just got so frustrated with this POS I just twisted the films into thin string and threw them away (no way I can get my money back now) because I just could not get rid of the damned lint!!! This thing attracts lint like you wouldn't believe!! BOTH FILMS!!! I'm ordering somemore because I'm a glutton for punishment. Next time I'm applying the film outside under a plastic tarp! I just have to give it 1 star because this stuff is impossible if you live in a linty home and if you shed skin and invisible body hair (which includes all humans).
If other products are like this, then these things suck and there's no way for them to get better since they rely on static electricity. GDI!!! I just couldn't believe it. What an instant waste of $10 I could have spent on food or something.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Don't believe the other poster,
By XLR8TOR "_xlr8tor_" (cHiCaGoLaNd) - See all my reviews
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: PSP Screen Guard Twin Pack (Video Game)
I bought it at Target, it came with two unbent screen protectors, an applicator card (to smooth out bubbles) and a polishing cloth. After polishing the screen, the screen protector film went on easily. In less than 2 minutes, I had a scratchproof clear screen. Great product!
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