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[Galaxy S III Accessories] rflieger:
I had a Just Like Glass on my S3 for about a month. While the screen feel was definitely good, the edges never adhered properly despite following the instructions to the letter. It was really ugly and awful at showing fingerprints and smudges. And I'm no noob at installing screen protectors. Aesthetically, I'd say it was better than the 3M Natural View but not nearly as good as the Steinheil Ultra Nano Clear I'm using now, which is truly almost invisible. The Steinheil feels a bit more "draggy" on the fingers but looks way better than the JLG ever did. A bonus is the fact that the Steinheil 3-pack is about the same price as one JLG! JLG smoothness with Steinheil looks and installation ease would be the perfect protector...hopefully someone will make that happen soon.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
I completely understand where you're coming from.

Clearly right now we are not going to capture the screen protector market - we are tiny.

Some people are able to get these on so well I am amazed.

Also the other brands like ZAGG and SGP may have some advantages.

Ours is it feels like glass. It's shatter resistant.

I've never said we get a perfect seal and I'd like to improve on that. I will tell you that on the flat screens like iPhone's or anything not Samsung the edges are perfect. I believe the issue is the wet protection with the curved screen.

I do get very few complaints about our protectors but I do understand since I use them daily. If you do have one that's peeled off or has a defect send me a picture to scott@dbacases.com.

Don't make it worst then what it is so I'll replace it :angel: But as others will tell you I prefer customers be happy.

For those who've had the protector for some time I may give 50% off another. For those who've had it a short time and it looks terrible I just replace them.

It's pretty easy to see an installation error compared to a defective cut (meaning not enough stick).

I've modified our return policy to make this easier on everyone. Rather than send it back with an RMA if I think the picture is something I want to replace I will send you a code to get it free, but you pay shipping. The shipping is what you save by not sending it back to me. It also helps me defer the cost of replacing these so I'm more likely to do so.

Comments are welcome.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Alien1099:
I got a shipping notification e-mail earlier. Did the orders that went today have the new revised cut for the sides you'd mentioned you were gonna do?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Nothing sent today had the revised Note II cut. We shipped the revised ones Fed Ex to Amazon and my Fulfillment center. Once they get them in stock they will send them out immediately.

There is no chance at getting the wrong cut - those have been disposed of.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] nbutala:
Strength

I had a question regarding the increased "hardness" of the screen after putting on the JLG protector. What is the purpose of the increased hardness/thickness? If the protector does not extend to the edges, then it would seem to me that the likelihood of cracks after a drop is not affected. Scratches from keys can be decreased by any screen protector. So what is the function of the increased hardness? I am very interested in the product and am trying to decide whether to buy. Thank you!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
The protector is very thin. It extends very close to the edges but not all of the way because of the wet install plus the curve of the phone.

I don't even call it hardness really - it's a special patented protector that can take a hit right on your glass and potentially save the phone.

I've dropped mine on the glass side with the protector and the screen had no damage.

Here is a video I just put up today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bm_C9ZfUh7k

Let's call it impact resistant rather than hard.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] molitar:
I wonder if the protector for the Galaxy Note would work on the Asus Transformer Prime it's also a 10.1" Screen my mother has one and it has a Skinomi which is too rubbery and not easy to slide. In fact mom has gone through about 3 Stylus because the rubber tip has pulled out of the Stylus from normal usage the drag is that bad.

I could probably get her to purchase it if I thought it would fit over what she has now.

Still wanting to get one of the larger cuts for my SG3 phone still hopefully when I can afford. So any SSHGuru, any idea if the JLG would fit the Transformer Prime?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
I had three of those ordered on behalf of Spicy (he got one) and after he installed it he said the screen stopped responding. He pulled it off and it was fine after that.

So he tossed his and I threw away our stock and stopped carrying it.

It must be something to do with the wet install or some other factor I don't know - it's never happened before.

So I wouldn't put our protector on that.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] molitar:
Strange as Skinomi is a wet install also.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Yeah I don't understand it either but he's installed a ton of our protectors without a problem.

Ours may have been too thin or somehow reacted to the display?

In any event I don't want you to waste your money.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] spicydicy:
It looked amazing, the issue was the sensitivity of the screen. I turned on the developer option to show touches on the screen, and it lit up constantly. It wasn't even usable. Save the cash.

It was greatly appreciated bringing that size in to try though.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Stranger_84:
Thanks for the heads up!!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Who wants to test it?

I was talking to my factory today and I have an idea on how to get some of those edges to lay flat faster.

Try a hair drier on the edges.

If anyone tries it and it works I'll add it to the instructions and video.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] g2uzer:
Had mine for about 2 weeks, don't think it would work anymore, looks like there's dust underneath it, but I'll still give it a shot,
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
I'm sure it has to be done on installation or pretty close.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bobAbooE:
I will try it once I receive mine.

Wish me luck.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] coheeds monstar:
Has anyone used this protector with the urban armor case? Are the edges of the protector covered by the case or does the screen protector end just before the case?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] r1_2fast4u:
Removed
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Silhou3tte:
I have the UAG case and a fresh JLG protector on my S III. The edges of the protector end just before the case. If your alignment is pretty far off, part of the protector might be covered, but I have about a 0.5mm gap at the closest section.

Been having some difficulty getting the edges to stick down, there's a 1-2mm section around all edges that doesn't look like it adhered to the screen, but DBA has been very quick to respond to my questions and offered to replace it if I was unsatisfied. They've got a good amazon review in the making! A decent amount of splotches, but they seem to be slowly disappearing.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bobAbooE:
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[Galaxy S III Accessories] theodork:
any word on what cuts amazon has in stock for s3?

I've been holding off on ordering until I can be sure they will be shipping the latest revision.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bobAbooE:
I just put the screen protector on my phone. I am now waiting the 20-30 min to turn my phone back on. At what point should I try the hair dryer? I would love to get as close to a perfect seal on the edges as possible, if this would help, I will try it.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
The 20 to 30 minutes isn't completely necessary we just put it there in case you got the phone wet in one of the ports.

You can try the hair dryer right away. I would just focus it on the edges and maybe press it down while it's heated.

Keep in mind I've never tried this yet. However I have a suspicion it will work.

It's a curved screen to technically if you heat it, it should conform to the curve.

Scott

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There no chance you will get the first square cut unless I send you some from my house.

So you will get either the XDA approved cut or the XDA rounded cut.

There is no way to tell which of the XDA cuts you will get. I think they are both pretty good.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bobAbooE:
Installing was a breeze, this was my first wet application. I watched the videos several times and followed all instructions. It feels smooth, like glass. :)

I tried the hair dryer out, maybe I didn't hold it long enough but it never seemed to seal 100%. I will keep smoothing the edges with my thumb for a few days and try the hair dryer again too. I was just a little nervous getting the screen too hot. Maybe it's nothing but I would hate to ruin anything.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Good to hear. I love people who follow instructions - it is very easy.

I will try the hair dryer myself later - since I don't care if mine get ruined.

Please write a review on Amazon - My listing is getting lonely :)

http://www.amazon.com/Just-Like-Glass-Screen-Protector/dp/B008YJEBUO/ref=sr_1_39?ie=UTF8&qid=1354140909&sr=8-39&keywords=samsung+galaxy+s3+screen+protector

Thanks,

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kuratsu:
I just got my screen protector in and applied it, I'm going to spend the next few days getting the edges to stick but that's normal for wet application with curved edges.

Scott, this is the best feeling screen protector I've ever owned, and I've tried many (zagg, bse, ghost... etc). After the haze clears up it should actually compliment the screen significantly since it doesn't hinder any of the visuals while the screen is on. Will definitely review after application is done and I can run it through my normal days.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
so the screen protector for nexus 4 won't be available anytime soon.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
No,

We could have it tomorrow for all I know. We are trying to get the actual phone to scan in 3d, but we need people to send us scans with the screen on over 600dpi even to get started.

Make no mistake we'll carry it soon.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Maxx134:
Hello that sounds like a good deal.

Has anyone compared this to Xtreme Guard ?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] tomaslxix:
Just ordered one for my Nexus 7 and S3... Must admit, I'm normally a screen protector hater but I'll give it a shot and let you all know how it goes.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Hair Dryer Theory and some videos...

Ok,

Instead of any of you risking your device or ruining a protector I just did the installation hair dryer test. It failed but I made two video's about the screen protector and some other interesting stuff.

(or not so interesting, who knows).

Here is Part One http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3RN31yve00&feature=youtu.be

Here is Part Two - [URL="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-EqCh1s7a4"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-EqCh1s7a4[/URL]

As of now for some reason YouTube is "processing" it. Hopefully not too much longer.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] spicydicy:
Also to note about people worrying about the edges not sticking, because we attempted a transformer Screen and it didn't work, when I went to remove the protector, it was extremely difficult to get the edges to lift at all, let alone enough to get a good grasp on the protector to be able to pull it off.

So while a few people might think the edges not setting perfect will be an issue long term, trust me, it won't be an issue.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] pdubcramp:
The trouble area for me is the pointed edges near the home button. I've had mine on for a month and a half and I can quite easily snag and lift those points - and have by accident.

I think Scott has fixed this in the next iteration that rounds those edges though.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
If you watch my video#2 I did you can see me demonstrating exactly that.

Tell me if the video's are too nerdy to put on facebook please :D
[Galaxy S III Accessories] r1_2fast4u:
Hey Scott approximately how long does it take to receive the screen protector to South tx
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Everything ships from Indianapolis which is as central as I can get.

It's 2-3 days to anywhere in the nation.

There may have been a delay shipping it from the Black Friday weekend. My factory actually ran out of boxes for us. I've made sure that won't happen again.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] r1_2fast4u:
Great I ordered on the 25th. Hopefully it arrives tomorrow
[Galaxy S III Accessories] napkun:
I decided to buy a screen protector during the sale last weekend and it just came in today. I'll be applying it soon and hopefully I get a good experience from it like many others in this thread. I'll be sure to leave an Amazon review if this screen protector turns out well:D
[Galaxy S III Accessories] DenverScubaSteve:
This looks very good! Just ordered mine from Scotts website.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bobAbooE:
I ordered mine on the 23rd and got mine on the 28th. I ordered from their site, not Amazon. Very fast shipping.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Bagbug:
Saran Wrap is a Zagg killer.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Nexus 4

If anyone has a Nexus 4 and wants to test a cut please email me at scott@dbacases.com

Thx.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] napkun:
Application of the screen protector was easy enough. I have to say that smoother than glass claim is no joke, my fingers literally glide on it. There's s lot of haze from the initial application and I hope it goes away soon because I really want to love this screen protector.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] zavex:
It would be interesting to see the test with the punching tool done with some other screen protectors. Like a cheap ebay protector as well as some name brand ones like Zagg or others.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
The haze will go away within 36 hours.

You should be able to clearly see the screen even now even though it's not gone yet.

Sincerely,

Scott

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If someone wants to send me some I'll test them.

However the problem is every company I do the test on will sue me.:eek:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Note II Protector Video

Thought you guys would be interested.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Er2q4QuHzg&feature=youtu.be
[Galaxy S III Accessories] napkun:
Just a quick question, are these screen protectors able to be taken off the phone and reapplied even after some time has passed?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Scblacksunshine:
Please let me know once you get the new cutout in, would like to try them out. thanks
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
It will be next week.

Today is make the iPhone 5 protector day.

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The pictures were all professionally taken at once.

However I do have a blue that I can put the case on if you tell me which colors you are interested in. I can take a picture of it and post it.

I don't know if my blue is completely accurate as far as the color but it's closer than white.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] molitar:
Great that cut looks great yet being open around the button should prevent having to have an aluminum button to press the home button. The packaging I noticed is not so tight around the cardboard so should prevent what happened to me. Looks good. The other thing that will make it a bit nicer that I have lived with just covering the glass screen is that sometimes when scrolling I will feel my finger catch on the edge of the screen sometimes that will be gone with a cut like that. Very nice.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] pyro224:
I'd like to try too! I ordered screen protectors already but they haven't come yet...and that was like a month ago lol . I've tried both wet application (BSE and Skinomi) along with Dry (Wrapsol, Ebay, and a few others I can't recall) on various phones so I'd definately like to compare the two and post my thoughts
[Galaxy S III Accessories] RebDovid:
If it's not too much trouble, maroon, black, and blue.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] MasterThiefGarrett:
Good stuff... although I really like the iFeel stuff as well... anyone seen it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X44-u-INgJY

Kickass stuff if you ask me :) :good:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] falcons2:
Check your pm :p
[Galaxy S III Accessories] oblib__:
I'd be glad to let you know if it covers the scuffed parts!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
You need a Thin Grip. Then when you put it down it won't touch any surfaces.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ultra_nyamuk:
Do you mind posting them to Malaysia? i dont mind paying the shipping fees (if its not too expensive haha!) :) Currently using full coverage shield (like invisibleshield) covers everything...but its tacky with orange peel effect. But it covers all the edges with no peeling and im using a bumper case. The lip of the case covers the edges so it wont peel.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Spawn026:
If still available, ill take one. My zagg hd is already filled with bumps and creases and its been less then a month. I'd gladly compare the two
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
I will have Malaysia added to our international list tomorrow. The shipping will bee $14.50. And that's the cheap way!:eek:

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The whole purpose of this is to test the fit.

I'm going to try to get five. If I can I'll have to figure out who out of everyone who's asked will test them. More than 10 people have asked :p
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ultra_nyamuk:
Wow! The shipping costs more than the screen protector! I think there are cheaper options because i do buy online from USA and there are cheaper shipping options abeit the long waiting time. haha~
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
I ship first class and don't inflate the costs. In fact I usually charge $11.50 flat international. Some are more some are less.

But I looked up Malaysia First Class and the minimum was about $11.50 and that doesn't include my costs.

If you know a cheaper way tell me and I'll have it shipped whichever way you want. We can ship though anyone.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] jasvncnt1:
Anyone try the thin grip case? I'm tempted but have bought so many cases already and the cases were way too smooth and slippery
[Galaxy S III Accessories] gingson:
Same here. I've got several tpu cases including the genuine Samsung tpu case(my favorite), but they are all slippery.:(
[Galaxy S III Accessories] jasvncnt1:
Lol I have the Samsung one also and your right too slippery.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Thin Grip is Grippy

Everyone who has bought one has said it has a good grip. It was designed that way which is why it's called the Thin Grip.

If you don't think it's a better grip you can send it back.:good:

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] EmptyArea:
Over here :) (Just in case you get "more than 10" + 1)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] oblib__:
I like to run my phones naked. Up until this curved screen on the S3, that hasn't been a problem.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
I've never tried to do it but I believe it would be a fairly solid NO.

There are very few screen protectors that can be taken off and put on without ruining them completely.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] dwyw42:
Your diploma(?) is crooked ;)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
LOL - that's just my Mediator Certificate or something.

My office is a mess - I'm lucky that's all you can see.

I do like the webcam ability to shoot video's to show people things instead of just pictures.

Now if I could change the picture of me to a hot girl I'd get a ton of hits.:silly:

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Have anyone of you found a place that sells a charger that works with the note? It takes 2.1 mh or something so mine all don't work.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] MILH0U5E:
I can't say if it will work, but I will let you know tomorrow.

I was very unsatisfied with my Nexus 7 JLG protector after install. The edges were messy and it looked like my screen had freckles. So, I gently peeled it off, ran it under warm water with hand soap. Rinsed it off, air dryed it a bit, then sprayed with soapy water and reapplied to my N7. I used a hair dryer on low along with a credit card wrapped in a microfiber cloth.

The edges now look like they are properly adhered, and the freckles are gone. I do have some haze and tiny bubbles, but I'm hoping they will go away after it drys completely.

I'll post an update after a day to let you know how it worked.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
You took it off and cleaned it with soap and water?

That's amazing if it works. No one has ever tried that before.

I should hire you to make a video.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] MILH0U5E:
Early results.... Looking a bit better than the first install, but there a still a few spots. The N7's screen was free of dust and lint. After rinsing the protector, I held it up to the light to look for specks of dust or lint and saw nothing. I've been able to push out some of the smaller bubbles, but still a few areas of haze.

The edges look A LOT BETTER so far, maybe the hair dryer gets the credit for that.

The protector is not moving around, so it is adhering to the screen.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Is this video working for people on youtube?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Er2q4QuHzg&feature=player_embedded

For some reason I can't play it on Firefox but it works on IE.

If there are issues I can re-load it.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] MILH0U5E:
Well, overnight the usual marks that accompany a drying screen protector have begin to vanish... I now just see 3 small areas that look like they are still drying. So I'm guessing in the 24-36 hour time frame, they will be all gone.

The edges still look adhered, unlike what my GS3 and other GS3 users have noted about the edges on that device.

I still have a few specks around the screen... They look like dust specks, but I was sure their was no dust on the screen or protector when I reapplied. I'm hoping they will dissipate, but I might just need to get used to them.

Overall, I have to say that removing the protector from my N7 after first install (it was applied for at least 24 hours) then washing it with soap and water and reapplying has worked.

I just might try it again if the specks do not dissappear during the weekend.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bobAbooE:
My wife has messing with my phone and asked when I was going to put the screen protector on. Haha, I told her it was already on. She has an iphone with an otterbox, which she needs to protect her phone. She loved how smooth it felt. :good:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
I put on my wife's iPhone 4 awhile ago and didn't tell her for a week. She never noticed.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] cautery:
New Customer...

Scott,

3 Days studying/working to get ROM et al. right...

2 Days looking for cases and screen protectors...

Found your stuff last night, and as a fellow small businessman, I am impressed with your operation thusfar... No substitute for service and support in my book.

Just dropped an order for 2 Ultras and 2 JLG protectors on your website. I'm an Amazon Prime member, but decided that I'd rather drop the order direct. The wife and I will definitely go post reviews of the cases and protectors on Amazon as soon as we've had a chance to try them out.

Thanks a bunch!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Thanks!

And I see you were smart and ordered all of the pieces separately so you could make color combinations.

Let me know how you like everything and thanks for the business.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] dwyw42:
How'd you dry it? I have a bunch of dust specks on my phone so I might try it as well.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] VeryCoolAlan:
Saw this on amazon

Are these full body like zagg or just front screen?