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[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Get a refund before you open them.

The edges will not stick down, trust me.

Most of it will be perfect, but it will annoy you to have the 1mm white edges which haven't stuck.
[HTC One X] DjAbu:
Oh Jesus.. 1mm is bothering you? Relax man, it will do it's job even thoug it has 1mm loose edge.
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
Funnily enough it's the sort of thing that would wind me up! Only cost a couple of pounds so if they're rubbish it's not big loss.

Anyone got any recommendations for a dry-application SP that does the job?
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Absolutely it does, why wouldn't it?

I have tested rather a lot of screen protectors, and I won't settle for manufacturing faults. (or accept them, like some people do)

When you have such a great screen, you want the protector to be as invisible as possible, any part that isn't stuck down is unacceptable.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
I'm not sure if anyone has seen a good dry application version yet

Why don't you want to try the wet versions?
[HTC One X] tmaniac:
well...i think i've fumbled the installation of my zagg invisible shield.

doesn't look that great and there are still some wrinkels i can't get out.

that's 20 euro thrown down the drain :(
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
Cause there's no way I'm getting my phone wet!
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
You don't drop the phone in water,

You spray the adhesive side of the protecter lightly, place it down and work the water out from the middle.

Your phone hardly gets wet, glass screens are good for water. lol

It gets no more wet than a little bit of rain.
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
I don't let the rain get on my phone - ever! I'm proper anal about it ;)
[HTC One X] Diaeko:
just bought this

http://www.amazon.de/mumbi-Displays...=sr_1_3?s=ce-de&ie=UTF8&qid=1339154145&sr=1-3

fit perfect and nearly invisible
[HTC One X] Dark13lade:
Did you notice that those protectors are for One S
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Question to those in the know, what wet ones do you recommend? My el cheapo eBay one has some scratches on it from sand whilst on holiday on the beach. Looking for a nice wet application one. Thanks.
[HTC One X] hetalmp:
I'm actually tempted by the liquid armour by dynaflo, see other thread. Previously had invisible shield on my desire and it worked well.
[HTC One X] aranab:
I ordered my bestskinsever full body shield yesterday, should arrive later in the coming week so ill post my own pics and review of it.

Chris do you work for bestskinsever? Serious question.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
No aranab, I don't.

Its my first ever purchase from them, I've tried & tested LOADS of wet screen protector applications though, for many devices over the years - I've paid for each, and have no affiliation with any company.

As for pictures: see my Bestskinsever thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1674946
[HTC One X] aranab:
Kudos it was the pics in your thread that made me want to try it, so I'm hoping it feels pretty good while you're using it :)
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
Just confirming the HTC SPs are **** - I had lift of around 3-4mm all round the thing and no amount of rubbing would fix it. Stay clear!
[HTC One X] Idavoll:
I got my Bestskinsever screen protector yesterday and spent the best part of an hour trying to put it on - it's a dust magnet I swear!

The final result isn't perfect (I can see 2 tiny bits of fluff) but the protector itself is nice. Fits perfectly and feels good.
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
I've ordered one as well, hoping to get it on without getting water in the casing!!
[HTC One X] expler:
bought the HTC screen protectors and there was an anoying problem, the back button kept presing itself, so no SP's for me :D
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Yep, all wet application screen protectors are seriously sticky.

Clean, clean and then clean some more.

Try to apply in the best least-dust room lol

Don't lift up and try to remove 'fluff' - 99% of the time it will not come off, and you will damage that part trying to remove it.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Don't worry, I've drenched all my devices (more than you should or advised to :) ) and the HOX handles it flawlessly.

Speaker holes are micro, waterproof.

Battery is sealed.

Glass is erm.... glass.

The Hox is very sealed, but if you have any questions, or need any advice, - let me know.
[HTC One X] JClikesVIDEOGAMES:
I bought the "copter" screen protection the day I bought my HOX. Unfortunately it sucked big time. **** got stuck under the plastic film and there were annoying water stains left. Not to mention the extremely turnoff consistency the screen got. Ugh. Finally pulled it off today.
[HTC One X] jargalus:
Can somebody who has screen protection on the cam lens tell if there is any difference in the picture quality please
[HTC One X] gwuhua1984:
Went to pick up a Zagg Invisibleshield HD for One X. Very nice, but I would of love it more if it was longer so that it covers the whole screen. The feeling of it is much nicer. My finger doesn't get stuck on the screen protector.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
My photos are fine with BestSkinzEver.

Here is another quick snap on auto.
[HTC One X] Idavoll:
Easier said than done!! :P

The way I got around it in the end was applying it in the bathroom (as odd as it sounds). Once dust is on the screen protector it's a hassle to get it off, I found holding it under a running tap and gently rubbing the dust off the easiest way. Then a quick flick to remove excess water, a quick spray followed by putting it on the phone.

One thing I will say about BestSkinsEver (and may be the case for others), it's a tad spongy which means if anything presses against it it sometimes leaves an imprint. I've noticed I have a few of these at the top of mine already. One way to look at it is that at least the marks are on the protector and not the screen!!
[HTC One X] Ambious:
I install ZAGG daily at the store I work for (we're local representitives). The trick is using a lot of fluid - ALSO ON YOUR HANDS - to align it the way you want, then use the squeegee to push out the liquid, and let it DRY for a couple of days - yes, days. It takes a couple of days but after that it's crystal clear.

That being said - I couldn't find a cover in the ZAGG website for the Endevour, only the AT&T. Any idea what that's about?
[HTC One X] Tiase:
So many posts and so many different screen protectors.

Could any of you be nice and recommend me a good SP.

So far as i've understood, wet ones are better as they can can curve at the edges to fit the whole screen while dry ones can't.

So yeah, any good, and not to expensive ones?

I've bought a golla mobile wallet so that should already be protection enough (my old phone was a samsung galaxy s and i had a golla wallet and it was great, i've only gotten like 1 very very little scratch on the screen in about 1,5 years time.
[HTC One X] KLUVJ:
not really, wet ones are just too sticky and soft for me, no matter how not sticky others say it is, they just arent that picky. for me, i got the BENKS HSR （HD,NOT MATTE） one, it covers the screen perfectly top and bottom and has a 2mm gap on each side. since its a crystal protector no difference in feels and NO BUBBLES. also, putting on a case also doesnt lift it up at the edges. will create a new thread in development for a full review of it
[HTC One X] debani:
So is there any consensus on what is actually the best screen protector or very good ones? Preferably anti-glare and fingerprint proof?
[HTC One X] al_g:
Has anyone here used both a Zagg screen protector and Otterbox Commuter? No matter what I do the left edge of the screen protector keeps coming up, looks like the fit between the two is just not quite right and the case pushes the edge up.

Got to find where my girlfriend put the receipt but very close to taking the screen protector back to AT&T.
[HTC One X] erosq:
Hi All,

Does anyone know how to remove the dust on Invishield? mine got lots of dust after the installation from the market.. its annoying to see that..
[HTC One X] jermx:
Just applied the original HTC screen protectors. The best so far! Top and bottom no bubbles. Sides only got 1mm of bubble but not much of a big deal. Overall, good!
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
I disagree - strongly!

The HTC screen protectors are damn awful, the sides will never stick - you will constantly have that grey non-stuck edge around your screen.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Thoroughly agree with this threw mine straight into the bin they were that poor. Would advise others not to purchase these even the cheap eBay ones seem to work better.

Currently waiting for my xoskins one to be delivered.
[HTC One X] Aleemz:
Where from? Link?
[HTC One X] jermx:
Hmm seems not for mine! i tried pushing out the side bubbles to try to let it to stick! i pressed it down whenever i use the phone. finally it sticked on one side with no bubble. it takes time and patience to apply this screen protector.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
From xoskins directly.
[HTC One X] lfsbtfl:
I really hate the sticky feeling, which comes with the skinomi screen protector...

My choice for now is a skinomi full body skin (not 100% fit, but 98% maybe - I'm satisfied with it) for the phone and a ZAGG InvisibleShield HD for the screen.

Although the ZAGG doesn't cover 100% of the screen it looks really good and I like the feeling of not feeling a protector. I also thought the not 100% covering would bother me, but I don't even realize it on daily usage.

I like this combo...

If there's a better combo out there, please let me know :)

Thank you
[HTC One X] Ambious:
Their website is terrible, made me ragequit.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
I know poorly designed, still waiting for my protectors to arrive, it's been 11 working days and they say it can take upto 16 working days! Ah the slow USPS service!
[HTC One X] amankapoor4:
Just got molife installed on my device, very neat and comes decently priced, 400 INR
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
Yup, vikuiti is very good, been using one on my Sony Arc for about a year now. Also already ordered for One X, the glossy-type one from Ebay, eagerly waiting for it.

Sent either from my Arc or One X using xda premium
[HTC One X] pnnorth:
I would have echoed your praise until a few months ago. Had one on my Nexus S for a year and it was excellent, ordered two for my Galaxy Nexus and one was fine but the other wasn't even vaguely cut correctly. It was a real pain to get my money back, with them insisting I send a pic of the faulty protector fitted to the phone.

I can't see how they are going to make one that fits the convex screen of the one x, particularly as the film they use is quite thick. Lumia users have faced a similar problem. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1551248

A wet protector is probably the only option if you want a decent fit.
[HTC One X] aka2:
Ah, you convinced me. I just put a order for one at protectionsfilms24.com. Hopefully they'll arrive the coming week along with the phone..

@pnnorth I really hope you're wrong.. but I don't have any experience with screen protectors. That along with inpatience is not a good combination =)

Anyway, what made put an order order were these lines "Our Vikuiti™ screen protectors are cut by laser in Germany on state-of-the-art machinery. Exact tailoring to forms and excellent border adhesion are guaranteed.". Whether it's bs or not is yet to be seen. If someone has tried it out on their device, please let me know whether they are good or not. If not, I'll update the thread with comments regarding it upon arrival.
[HTC One X] ponts:
Thanks

I bought one from them too and free shipping to Canada
[HTC One X] Hemlocke:
I ordered mine tonight, so hopefully I will have it in the next week or so.
[HTC One X] spridell:
I put on an official HTC one last night. They arent that great. You have to get it just right or u will get bubbles that will be very hard to get out. The sides also dont stick that well. Its not too bad but not perfect like some protectors.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
I bought them & never used them - straight in the bin after trying both sets.

The sides would not stick, shame as the rest was perfect. (Invisible)

I'm guessing it's because of the sloped screen at the sides, but I had a 1mm non-sticky part on the edges, & this was enough for me to not use it.
[HTC One X] Y2KoaS:
I am waiting for Zagg Inc to release its InvisiShield for the One X. I have it for my Desire HD and it lives to its testimony. It is thick, very clear, hard to apply :p but I still like it. I took the standard front screen protector while there were options for front and back and tougher grade (I think). See http://www.zagg.com/invisibleshield/index.php
[HTC One X] Wtrt:
Zaggs protectors are strong but I absolutely HATE the way they feel. They completly ruine the whole "touchscreen experience" for me. The zagg shield is way too rubbery and has too much grip and resistance when you are using the screen.

Also the Orange peel texture is just not appealing to me and if I had to choose i would rather have scratches than having such an ugly piece of plastic covering my device.

Regarding the official HTC screen protectors: i got them aswell and they do not wrap around the edges as mentioned before. Kind of sad for a HTC branded protector.
[HTC One X] twe69:
Am tempted with the Golebo one as I want something that has a bit of a matte finish to cut down on the reflectiveness when outside....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Golebo-Semi-Matt-screen-protector-HTC-One-X-LTE-/251006973881

Has anyone tried it?
[HTC One X] spridell:
Has anyone tried the Krusell ones?

http://www.expansys.com/krusell-screen-protector-for-htc-one-x-230430/
[HTC One X] Huey85:
I was going to pick one up after hearing such good reviews on them for other devices, but then I read this: http://www.expansys.com.au/ft.aspx?k=253490
[HTC One X] Aeneas:
Does anyone know of any wet-application screen protectors that are currently available (so not Zagg)?

Or has anyone applied any using water/soap and got a PERFECT fit?
[HTC One X] Software Guru:
I had these on my Desire and Desire HD, will probably go from one on my One X when I decide to buy although the InvisiShield on my Sensation IMO is excellent
[HTC One X] Ashalak:
I tried fitting my Vikuiti CV8 screen protectors to my One X last night but unfortunately it didn't go all that well really. I ended up going for the CV8's which I believe are the more basic finished protector, but having fitted many screen protectors I know they're hit and miss at best and I didn't want to spend £8 or so on a one hit deal.

The size is about perfect but due to the curved edge of the digitizer they don't seat at all around the entire edge of the glass, and after less than 24hrs I've already got fluff and stuff underneath which is a bit annoying.. I think I'd rather of had them smaller and better fitting than overly big and ill fitting. I also had difficulty getting them fitted without air bubbles or marks and even after they had been massaged out they still left marks underneath. There is also an incredibly annoying line which runs the entire width of the screen, this is where I half removed the adhesive backing to position the screen protector before removing it all and squeezing any air bubbles, for some reason it's left a line just where I half peeled the backing off too.

HOPEFULLY, the small marks may settle after 24hrs but at the moment I do feel as if I am going to have to try something else :(
[HTC One X] ewok666:
Love that question! ;-)

The REAL question is: Do you like dust between the screena nd the protector?

If not then it's (and always has been) a pain in the a***

Best way I found (and I've done hundreds of them by now.....all dust free) is to have a can of air duster, be in a room with ALL doors and windows closed and have some adhesive tape to remove dust.

make sure you sit down and wait a while for "the dust to settle" ;-)

wipe the screen and blow off dust with the can

be sure to know how to best allign the protector to the right position. Nothing worse than having to pull it off again to start from scratch!

remove the protective film and stick it on as quickly as you can while still getting it in the right spot.

Chances are there will still be some dust spec somewhere. This is where the adhesive tape comes in......stick some tape on a corner of the protector and roll one piece into a nice loop (adhesive side facing outwards). See where the dust is (and make sure it's REALLY dust and not just a bubble). Use the tape in the corner to lift the protector and then tough screen AND protector with your tape loop and lower the protector again (you don't want new dust getting in there). If you like you can use the compressed air can to clear the air before you do this.

Most importantly(!!!!!!) do not move around to much. Any air movement brings dust and we don't want that.

If it's any comfort.......the HOX is only 4.7" while a large tab is 10".....the larger the more painful ;-)

Have Phun
[HTC One X] GandalfGraw:
I bought this one without knowing that it was too small:mad:. It's a piece of **** protector! Not only the fact that it doesn't fit, they have cut out a square (at a seemingly random place since there's no camera or microphone on the screen) which makes the whole thing look extremely ugly. Sorry for being rude but I'm a bit pissed of.

I would like to have a spigen glass screen for the one x, I talked to a lady at their support and she said they may get it into production if the interest in this protector increased :).
[HTC One X] jerryfry:
I've just ordered the full body coverage from defdev.com, this is a wet-application screen protector with back protector, I have this on my hd2 and while it is quite thick and feels a bit strange when you first start to use your phone you soon get used to it. As for fit it's not perfect and on the hd2 there is a small part of the screen above the buttons that isn't covered but I'm not bothered about the edges. Also it does have a slight orange peel affect to it but I prefer this to a large scratch in the middle of the screen, at least I can take the screen protector off, the scratch is there for good. €14.95 for two sets didn't seem too steep.
[HTC One X] gkhn:
Or you aply the protector in a steamy room. For example after you've taken a shower. This way there is no dust flying in the air.
[HTC One X] MarylandCookie:
This is the method i use and it worked a treat on the sensation :) :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oJX99p3kEc

(Not my video)
[HTC One X] jerryfry:
Thats what I do, it makes a huge difference.
[HTC One X] Ashalak:
I did mine just after I stepped out of the shower on my first attempt, unfortunately it was still a disaster but that was more because of the fact the Vituiki CV8 I was fitting has an adhesive backing and I think the main reason it went wrong was because I had to re-position the protector as I was putting it on, this left adhesive in areas causing marks underneath.

I am loving the idea of using the tape though, I think mine would have been perfect had I used that.. Very simple yet effective idea!
[HTC One X] lewyharvey:
Having used the genuine HTC protectors for my desire myself I ordered these. They are completely useless as they are way inferior and fall about 2mm short each side. The only way to get a good fit is via a wet application such as Zagg one. Due to the outer of the one X screen being convex, nothing will fit correctly. Don't waste your hard earned cash my friends
[HTC One X] GandalfGraw:
Recieved an update on the Spigen protector:

We just wanted to let you know that we are going to release some products for the HTC One X.

We do not have definite dates from our Manufacturers when the new products will be released,

But we do have a confirmation from them that we will be releasing Steinheil Screen Protectors and some cases (but we do not know the definite styles as of now) for the HTC One X.
[HTC One X] ewok666:
I've tried this twice and both times I got something underneath the protector . The problem then was how to get it out . In dry conditions I can use tape but once it's wet/humid It's just about impossible if it isn't 100% after the first attempt.
[HTC One X] Evil-Santa:
Yes, only cover the display and not the whole screen. Cutout is not properly aligned. This has not met my expectations. I can not recommend to buy.
[HTC One X] wai_lai416:
huh? i thought the Spigen Protectors are released already? i ordered and have mine on route already, i'll do a review and take some pics as soon as i get it hopefully in the next few days
[HTC One X] shedboy79:
My phone should arrive today along with Martin Fields Screen Protectors, i know these are a lot more expensive but in my experience they last a lot longer and feel a lot better then the cheap rubbish :)
[HTC One X] justbenice:
yes . same here . i love to have protection for camera more than for the Gorilla Glas :)
[HTC One X] wai_lai416:
i think atm only the martinfields one comes with a camera screen protector
[HTC One X] pohsze:
recommend ROCK screen protector clear.
[HTC One X] x.Orville.x:
just got my skinomi today will install later
[HTC One X] twe69:
I get warm water and a tiny bit of washing up liquid then put the whole screen protector in it whilst wetting your hands with it.....

If you get anything stuck underneath then I can always wet my fingers again, lift the screen protector up and wipe it with my finger, like dust particles or fluff, then reapply.... Usually sorts it out and no problems or smudges since the water mixture is stopping oily fingerprints from applying.....

Also use a credit card or cardboard to squeegee the water out, with kitchen towel to soak it up.... I use a bright desk lamp to see, and a hairdryer too at the end of it to help speed up the the drying.

Done the above many times and on tablets as well with no problems.... Just needs time.... Have spent over an hour once with a bestskinsever all over wrap!
[HTC One X] xpecial11:
This protector is verry verry slow quality , and not perfectly fitted for HTC One X , i purchased one and i put this into trash , not reccomended .
[HTC One X] x3phyr:
Hey guys, just got my Skinomi protector in the mail but, being on AT&T I am definitely lacking a device to put it on. It looks to offer absolutely beautiful coverage, separate piece for the camera ring, not for the lens, but at least for the camera ring, and a full wrap of the device. I cannot however attest to full coverage of the screen. I don't think I will care that much either way. But that's just my two cents on the skinomi
[HTC One X] Tinderbox (UK):
A guide to fit a screen protector to the sensation and getting the edges to stick, he uses a hair dryer, i wonder if it would work with the HOX.

John.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15565772&postcount=1

Another general screen protector fitting guide.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1015394
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
finally received my vikuiti SP after 2 weeks of waiting

applied it and voila! as expected by many, a disappointment, it doesn't cover the whole screen

And due to the curved nature of the glass of one x, the SP sides cannot be pasted enough. I think I'm going to try Zagg next.
[HTC One X] Hemlocke:
Yeah, I got mine two days ago and haven't even put it on because I could see it didn't cover all, and it had a crease out of the package. I'm just going to wait until the XL releases on AT&T to look for accessories.
[HTC One X] ULAMSS5:
LOL. Skinomi bothers with the little cosmetic ring around the camera, but disregard the functional camera lens? What's going on in their designers' minds?
[HTC One X] spridell:
Have you installed yet?

Did you order the wet or dry application protector?

I am curious to see how these fit.
[HTC One X] akil3x:
I bought the normal :) SGP brand, exelente quality... try it

http://www.spigen.com/cell-phone/ht...-screen-protector-steinheil-ultra-series.html
[HTC One X] Hunteres:
did you get it already? how long time did it take to arrive? :)

also can you share shiping cost + some pics? :))))

THANKS
[HTC One X] nimmur2000:
Screen Protector

I have seen nice review about Skinomi, Zagg and Martin Fields. Could you suggest which is best among these 3 and where can i get Skinomi and Zagg in Singapore.