Zagg (formerly invisibleShield) installation video
Posted on 07 February 2009, at 8:48 pm, by Wayne Schulz
Zagg makes screen protectors for all sorts of electronic devices including phones, laptops, GPS, Digital Cameras, Gaming Devices, Media Players, Watches etc. What I like about them is they’re easy to re-position for a perfect fit — and they don’t come peeling off a month later.
To install — first spray the shield (lightly) with water. They are installed while wet which makes them easy to slide into position and prevents them from sticking permanently until the water dries. Take a look at the video which demonstrates the installation on an iPhone and you’ll see just how easy it is.
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February 8th, 2009 at 2:49 pm
I installed a Zagg shield on my Blackberry Curve about a year ago. In general I only have great things to say. I had an issue with my order initially. It never showed. Interestingly enough, a customer service rep pinged me via email to see if I liked it. I explained that I hadn't received it yet. She sent me another and I had it within a few days. The Curve kit is different then the iPods because it has several small parts. A year later and most of those small parts have randomly come off. The more important sections, the screen, rear plate and bottom are still intact. The rear and bottom are essentially perfect, but the screen has shifted slightly and is visibly dirty. Recently the screen even started to show scratches on the shield. My opinion however, is that this product will protect your electronics so well that even after a year of complete neglect and abuse, my phone is perfect underneath. I'm considering buying another. Also I'm not exactly sure what has caused the shield scratches as you can literally take a key to them and they come out winning.
February 9th, 2009 at 2:46 am
Good point about all the little pieces that come with some of the Zagg/InvisibleShields.
I've taken to only applying the front and back shields. Except for once or twice I've never fooled with the sides or any of the other sundry small pieces that I technically should apply.
Worth noting that these are often on special – so it's worth a search of fatwallet.com or slickdeals.net to see if anyone is chatting about a promo. There's also a twitter account @zaggdaily that you can follow to receive promotions.
The two pieces of equipment that I order for almost all my devices are the Zagg/InvisibleShield and the ProClip (which I like because I just buy a new face and I don't have to remove any of the underlying mounts).