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[Defy Accessories] sundawg:
Hi

I have 3 no's of 3500 mah battery with back case & 4 red color flip cases,only for Indian users,if anyone interested can contact my cousin in India,Pm me with your requirement

3500 mah battery/INR 1600

flipcase - INR 800 ( red color )

Battery works great.

can send pictures on request..email for queries..thanks
[Defy Accessories] hackergnome:
pics of case as well as the battery...
[Defy Accessories] yamandude:
interested

am too interested :)

just in case its still there ...

sending pics or other stuff will be appreciated .
[Defy Accessories] coolgame:
will this work with the defy+?
[Defy Accessories] sundawg:
Yes it works with defy +
[Defy Accessories] sundawg:
Battery & Flip case for Indian users

alrite guys here is the video link of the same battery how it looks & feels and the red Flip case looks exactly same as in picture http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeruNqOY0RM

" I have the red one as shown in pics"
[Defy Accessories] yamandude:
That is the video of the battery that you have??! ... cause I've seen that video earlier too
[Defy Accessories] sundawg:
@yamandude the video what u see is what exactly the battery looks like & performs i've posted that to know how it looks like & how it fits,as i purchased the same after watching the same video..hope that helps
[Defy Accessories] yamandude:
Ok ... m interested in buying it . So what now?
[Defy Accessories] sundawg:
pm me with your cell digits i'll ask my cousin to contact you
[Defy Accessories] anavas:
Hi, I am also interested, just PM ed you. Please respond

Thanks
[Defy Accessories] Omya:
I am also interested, just PM ed you. Please respond
[Defy Accessories] anavas:
Hi,

any updates, PM ed you last night and no response yet, Is it still up for sale ?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
I don't think the prime has gorilla glass, got two rather nasty scratches on my screen, one in the middle, one near the edge, and because of the reboots i hardly use it. yet I've had my desire (which sits in my pocket when not in use) for 18 months and there isn't a mark on it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
Yes it does have Gorilla glas. And yes, it can still scratch.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] malufor:
but, but it has quad core....

seriously, there is no 100% scratch resistant glass. best i've seen is on the Galaxy Nexus. Just my opinion.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Wordlywisewiz:
It's obviously a really think gorrila glass so it's not so reinforced...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] soulctcher:
This thread is already tired.

Gorilla glass is scratch-resistant, not scratch-proof! Take good care of your stuff and you won't have this issue.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JanetPanic:
How thick the glass is has nothing to do with how easily it is scratched. Thickness helps with tensile strength, not hardness. You could have glass 2 inches thick, the surface would still scratch as easily as a glass pane .125 inches thick.

And the prime does have gorilla glass.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Techie2012:
Gorilla, chimpanzee, whatever you call it, it does scratch and it doesn't take much. I am extremely careful with my stuff and I got the screen on my Prime chipped. Very small, can't see it when the screen is on, just with it turned off, reflecting light. Have no idea how it happened.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] chamberc:
I don't buy devices without Gorilla glass, and can say, they don't scratch easily. They WILL scratch, but it takes significant abuse in my experience.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Cappurnikus:
I've been using mine carefully for about 6 weeks and have no scratches. I'd chalk this up to user error. No offense.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pbrauer:
Instead of saying what has already been said, I am going to provide hopefully a little possible ray of hope. A lot of times instead of it actually being a scratch it is something ON the glass, which can be buffed off with some elbow grease.

Also, if it is a scratch, try this fix. Get some furniture polish and a clean cotton rag. Spray the polish on the rag and work it into the scratch. Gently rub it in the scratch, and then wipe away any excess. You may need to do this several times but it SHOULD fix the scratch as long as it is not too wide.

Finally, there is always the option of jeweler's rouge, which can be gotten at a lot of hardware stores. Follow the directions and you should be able to buff out any scratches that you have. Keep in mind, this process will take several hours, and should also be your last resort.

Cheers
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
There may not be 100% scratch resistant glass, but there is a problem if a phone can live in my pocket for 18 months with zero scratches, compared with a tablet that has only been used for less than a week (and not for long each day, after the 2nd or 3rd crash I just get bored and put it away) that is sealed and protected with a dock when not in use.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
The problem with that is I'm terrified of touching the thing now, I have only ever cleaned the screen with the cloth that came with a £1000 Samsung tv I have, cos the one that came with the prime was ****. :D but I will consider it.. I honestly can't understand what could have caused it, I treat this thing like a baby, its closed with the dock when I'm not using it, when I put it away at night it goes in a case and under a sofa out the way of children and cats. Like I say 18 months in my pocket with my desire, and not a mark on it, hell I've even dropped the thing 3 or 4 times and its still perfect. Dent on the corner from one of them drops, but not a mark on the screen.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
You made it tired.. with no idea of how well I treat it you still put you 10 cents in.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
Yup you are right significant abuse is needed, this hasn't had that. A week old with at most 2 or 3 hours a day is not significant abuse, when its put away carefully every time I'm not using it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
No Chance what so ever this is down to me, only thing I can put it down to , is that it was already like it when I got it but I didn't notice. (Generally I like my room dark cos I get massive migraines but my nephew is here so the curtains have been open so I noticed it.)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Vaanhoot:
Mine had problems with the glass too. My microfiber cloth would scratch the screen. I even took it to Best Buy and the guy carefully wiped my screen with their microfiber cloth and easily scratched the right and bottom of the screen. I took my pop bottle in my hand and wiped it with the cloth and it didn't scratch, then wiped my tfp screen with a microfiber cloth and it scratched. He even tried wiping other devices screen and couldn't manage to scratch them with the cloth. My tfp screen was a bad batch of gorilla glass or something. I rma it because it eventually had hundreds of scratches from wiping off fingerprints. The guy at Best Buy said that it definitely was not gorilla glass on my tfp.

Sent from my I896 running ICS.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
In my experience (and others) this only makes it worse. The glass will get dull (lol is that english?) around the scratch, which doesn't make it much better either..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] soulctcher:
Do you want a slow clap or something? It was tired before my post.

Obviously the glass didn't scratch itself. An object that is in your care has been damaged. The only person who could be responsible is you unless you've loaned it out to someone, who you should then hold responsible.

Buck up and take ownership rather than blaming the product. I use my TF201 for about 12 hours/day in various ways. It is mostly docked with the keyboard and gets opened/closed multiple times a day and docked/undocked at least a couple times per day. I have no screen damage, but I do have a scratch on the back of the tablet itself, for which I blame nobody but myself.

I didn't choose to go out and create a new thread on XDA *****ing about the materials in the product. You did, which is your choice, but in doing so, you accept the consequences of people posting things just as I did; just like I accept the fact that I'll probably get flamed for this post. Whatever. It's not that important in the grand scheme of life.

But I will say,...I feel better having responded. So yeah...or whatever...:D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rand4ll:
I have the same experience. I have no screen protector and haven't taken any special care of my device at all and my screen is still scratch free. My back is scratched at a few places though as it scratches quite easily.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Magnesus:
I'm wondering now if mine TF101 has a proper Gorilla Glass because I got a lot of small scratches and one bigger one without abusing it. I'll try to scratch it in the corner when I'll be changing my screen protector.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jjdevega:
If it's not a deep scratch putting a screen protector over your screen will make that scratch invisible.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] buxtahuda:
So, another user reported a broken screen when transporting closed in the dock.

Could the dock itself not have done it? How large of a scratch are we talking?

I used mine for a week before putting a protector on it, and the only thing I noticed I still notice: fingerprints. But that's to be expected.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I've had my Prime since the beginning. 12/22. No screen protector. No real case. Only a targus netbook sleeve/pouch. Not one single scratch on the screen. There was even an incident where my daughter grabbed the very thick n heavy Comcast cable box remote and slammed it on the glass of the Prime very hard. Lmfao no damage or scratches at all from that. I was worried at first when I saw her do it..lol. but IMO, this glass seems very scratch resistant and durable. Only way it'll more than likely crack or break if dropped on a corner. Plus you have to make sure your cleaning cloth is free of debris. Dust or sand in the cloth could cause a scratch if constantly rubbed on the screen. I actually like the cloth that came with the Prime. It cleans off the screen so easily. Works great on Ipad screen also ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] buxtahuda:
Aye, I've got lots of cleaning clothes, and I've never seen one so minimalist but effective. It also keeps your fingers from sending a signal to the screen while cleaning.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
Jebus don't scratch it just to see if you can you will regret it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
They are both tiny, i thought at first they were cat hairs till i couldn't blow it away.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dpwhitty11:
The hardest to scratch screen I've ever seen is what was on the HTC Incredible... Nothing scratched that thing the year I had it. I literally had to punch it, and very hard, with the sharp edge of an emerald, to make even a tiny scratch. lol, don't ask why XD

I'm not going to punch my Prime, but I'm sure it's just as strong if not more so...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hairdewx:
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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] buxtahuda:
With that info, I'd bet it is indeed your dock or something else you're unaware/not thinking of. Could be a zipper for your bag? Could be the fabric on the inside of your bag? Could have been the little bit of looseness experienced when tablet is in dock, shifted around just a little bit on the keys of the dock?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
The one in the centre is just over an inch, not a straight line bit curvy but not much. The one on the bottom is about 8mm and in the exact same position as the little rubber stopper thing on the dock and its a perfectly straight line kinda worried its not a scratch but a crack/hairline fracture.. So i think that might have something to do with that one. I'm clueless about the other one and the only thing i can think is it turned up that way and because i like living in the dark i didn't notice it., and despite what other people seem to think without knowing the first thing about me I'm not an idiot, I'm 40 year old and perfectly capable of looking after things. In fact i was brought up to look after my possessions and would have gotten a slap if i didn't. This may be monkey glass but it is in no way as good quality as he glass on my desire. I tried to take a few snap shots but my camera just wont pick it up.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BTrack:
Do you live alone? Maybe someone else was checking it out and .... oops!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
Nahh no buttons on the bag, its a pouch thing from my old Samsung net book.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pbrauer:
for the crack at the bottom where the rubber foot is I am going to go back to my original question, are you sure it isn't just a stubborn scuff? I am only asking because I have had those that are really hard to remove
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Zigzagslim:
First off a hello and thank you for the many tips and tricks over the past few years,been lurking since getting HTC Desire about a year and a half ago.

As this is 1st post i can understand that i wont be trusted or frowned upon from some as this post will seem unbelievable.

I'm am on my 2nd Prime 1st one purchased on 1/1 this year from Currys sprucefield N.Ireland once ics update it developed the lines and i returned and exchanged for another ,this had no problems.

To cut a long story short and i can elaborate further if others wish. On Sunday i was playing

Star Legends for a few hours while dinner was in oven .when dinner was ready i put Prime down and after dinner returned to continue when i noticed my thumb rubbing against something on the glass. Turned on better light to see i had a large crack running from top left of bezel 1/2 from edge running down approx 2.5 inches to edge of bezel.

I know this sounds unbelievable but i did not drop it or anything else onto it,there are no signs of any impact on glass or casing just 1 clean crack that i cannot explain how it got there.

For the record only myself and girlfriend live in the house. All i did was set it down on kitchen work top for 40mins while having dinner.

I have a few theories when i was placed on work top i did place a hot perex dish beside it.

It is possible it was contacted but only touching side .could heat transfer have caused it to crack or alternatively is it possible glass had flaws under surface and my general handling while playing the compressions from my thumbs broke it if as i think it had flaws. Or processor heat?

I can post pictures were it clearly shows no damage or scratches not even minute on the prime except this crack.

I contacted Asus today and attached picture and got a plain response taking no responsibility saying its physical damage and not covered.

This has really stumped me as i was under impression that Gorilla glass was durable and that if it broke you would be at lest aware of breaking it.

I am not after anything free from Asus i I'm just truly in shock at this as as stated there has been no impact and i cannot explain this
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] buxtahuda:
I'm feeling too lazy to search the thread out, but one other poster said that after a short time between checks, that his screen had done something similar. His was closed with the dock, and in a bag I believe; according to what I remember of the thread, it seems some Gorilla Glass could be prone to such an issue.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Zigzagslim:
Thank you for the quick reply and i should in hindsight have stated that 90% of the time i use the prime docked, so yes it would be closed with the doc quite a bit .

I cant seem to upload pictures directly from the prime into post and not allowed to post links until after 8 posts after which i shall as once anyone sees them they will to be stumped as there is no impact evidence. My only problem is Asus stance without even investigating the product i am willing to RMA with my own cash,i would like them to see it 1st hand and mybe they can find clues.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] eraursls1984:
I had an HTC thunderbolt that also had a very durable screen, I hated the phone for the terrible build quality but the screen was the only thing on that phone that was good quality.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
I will try and get a few vids and photos tomorrow, the more i look at this one on the bottom the more i think its a crack in the glass, which makes me think maybe the thing in the middle is just more of the same crack further up the screen. And honestly I am treating this with such kid gloves, to my knowledge I am the only person that has even used it, I'm being very selfish with it. :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MirQoo:
mine scratched too, pretty easily. but it was my fault. I used back of transformer, as it has some nice metal finish, to take pictures of swarowski earrings made by my gf. I put it on floor with display side down and move it a bit on the floor and then i got some nasty scratches on it. Gorilla glass is great, but nothing is inscratchable - mine was scratched by some tiny bits of sand on the floor (from nearby flower pot). I was dumb not to put screen protector on it. Now im waiting for Cerium oxide to arrive and im going to try to polish it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doddsie:
You see to me that simply is not good enough, the screen should be as durable if not more so than my mobile, which sits in my filthy pockets, in which i often forget and shove keys money and lighters in it, hell i had a week in Cornwall last summer most of the time at the beach and i didn't pick up any scratches. if a 200 quid phone can deal with punishment like that, not sure why a 500 top of the range tablet cant deal with a week of very careful use, and i don't normally spend money like this on toys so as you can expect I'm being Mega careful.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Magnesus:
Well, my scratched without much reason. I don't have sand, diamonds, emeralds in my house. I never put anything metal close to it. I also checked for scratches day before and didn't notice anything (but they had to be there already). Next day I checked again and noticed the big scratch, then after close examination I noticed a lot of tiny scratches in the corner. The big scratch is so big I can feel it with my fingernail, it's almost like a crack. Under the screen protection it's almost invisible though (and the rest is invisible). The big scratch was probably made by sth that sticked to the screen when I was cleaning it (I recall sth like that). The smaller ones are strange, because they look like from sand or sth that brushed the screen, which never really happened - I only once had it screen down on a table which had a tablecloth but some breadcrumbs and sugar too - none of it should scratch gorilla glass.

At the same time I had glassess for 10 years that were not made from Gorilla Glass ;) without any scratch even though they landed on concrete many, many times, had contact with sand etc.

If mine Transformer had some defect in Gorilla Glass I think it would be good news for everyone, me included, because if it doesn't have, and it's normal - then protectors are required because you can scratch the screen even when you are very careful. All that said, I prefer matte screen anyway, so I'll probably buy protectors anyway.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] buxtahuda:
I have a filthy Skinomi cover on mine and I love it! I have a clean one to put on, but I just haven't cared enough yet.

I personally always use protectors, just not cases. I don't care if the body gets dinged a bit, but I'll be damned if I'm living out my contract's/device's life with nasty scratches on the screen.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] undercover:
You don't wanna do it with gorilla glass. All you will be doing is removing hardened layer (look up video of how gorilla glass is made) and any antiglare layer if there is one.

With normal glass, yeah, no problem.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JayRBytheway:
I always make sure to check the inside of the flap of my case for debris before I close it. The non-leather side of the flap sure seems to attract all sorts of crap and if you aren't careful, all of that crap is rubbing all over your beautiful screen while the case is closed and the prime is in transit. Learned the hard way with my wife's smart case on her iPad.....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DreadfullyDespized:
Having the Asus transformer prime and the htc evo 3d.. Both with gorilla glass. The screens are very resilient. If you do scratch them.. It isn't something out of the ordinary that caused the damage. I have owned my evo 3d 1 week before launch and still not a single mark on the screen. Prime I have had for two days.. Though I am very careful with things that cost more then me :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] undercover:
All it takes, is one grain of sand. Quartz.

Sent throught the wormhole from my CoinInserted Sensation OG.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] yoursexyhero:
This thread jinxed me LOL I have had my prime for a little over a week now with no scratches. I read this thread.... I wipe my screen .... I find a scratch along the bezzle ..... Im pretty upset over it but its not something drastic. I just don't get it why it could scratch when I literally keep it in the box 60% of the day, and I wipe it with a brand new cloth/lint free tissue every afternoon.

Like the other posts, my BIONIC has had a screen protector since release. It started fading 2 months ago and I took it off. Its been naked ever since, being thrown around, shoved in my pockets with keys and lighters and a blue tooth ear piece and no scratches. I wipe my TFP ....scratch >_> wtf >_>
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Jhosche:
I'm outside of my return window and happened to notice I actually have a scratch on the glass...from the inside. The outside has no scratches, but when I'm in certain lights...I can see there is a scratch on the inside of the glass. Not much I can do about it other than fume :mad:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] undercover:
Microfiber cloth catches all sort of crap. Advice. Before actually wiping with the cloth, give it a shake and gently swipe any particles present on the screen off with you hand before wiping with the cloth.

Sent throught the wormhole from my CoinInserted Sensation OG.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Blairware:
Not so easy to plish scratches from Gorilla Glass

Thats a new one. Are you sure it's not a hair in there. Are there any light haired Asians? Very Un-PC, I know... Sorry.

For the poster awaiting the Cerium Oxide. I hope it works, good luck to you, but I remain doubtful.. Heres a thread with a set of pictures of a guy that wet sanded, then polished his Gorilla Glass Phone. Just the thought of taking a wheel with compound dripping everywhere to the Prime makes me squeamish as hell, LOL. Check it out.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=821129

If this helps, hit the thanks button.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] swid441:
I too think there is something goin' on with the glass. Mine has scratches and has been well cared for. My ipad, photon, several iPod touches and HP touchpad are scratch free and not well cared for. I don't think this really is gorilla glass.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] zektor:
Gorilla glass or not, I always do screen protectors (the dry type) on all of my devices. My EVO 3D is outfitted from the great protectors from www.boxwave.com that I have been using since the Tapwave Zodiac days. Same goes for my wife's Photon and my old Xoom...and my Playbook amongst over devices.

I was waiting for them to design the Prime protectors (I am sure they will be on there soon) but gave up and ordered these:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006QFZ2QA

Just being VERY gentle with the tablet until they arrive!