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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Afishl1:
I did not have a good experience with the jlg and am not currently using it, though i may possibly give it another try.

Where to start?

First off the instructions are relatively poor just for the fact that ssh is explaining more on xda on how to apply it (which i appreciate, but it shouldnt have to be like that and wish i would have known before i applied it). Specifically i wish i would have known how many sprays to use because i felt like i sprayed too much as it was dripping wet and didnt want it to get in my phone's speaker or home button. I also would have liked to have known that i had to put the protector on fast after being sprayed(another thing ssh relayed on xda, not on instructions, in fact the instructions days to be careful which to me implies, take your time).

Ultimately, when i put the protector on it would not move around and of course as it was not placed perfectly or even close, i had to pull it back up.

As i went back to the sprayer to make it more wet in hopes of being able to slide it around, guess what, there was no more liquid(wish this liquid was just water) and at this point I'm pretty much screwed.

I tried re-applying anyway and of course ran into more issues than i can list, obviously dust being a factor (and no the scotch tape was not able to pull the dust off of this protector as it has in past for me with other protectors).

There is just too much to say, but i will say this last bit.

Yes, of course there ultimately is no one else to blame but myself(i should have, although you really shouldn't have to, done my due diligence/homework), however i will say this, my first impression of wet application was not great.

I can see and understand how it works, but it just seems almost too risky in terms of getting liquid inside your phone in order to do it right.

As for feedback, simple improvements would be to add the amount of sprays and to apply fast right after that, to the instructions. Also if the spray/adhesive solution could have been used with water, enabling re-applications for the allowance I'd human error and independence from the limited included solution.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] powerwagon:
You shouldn't have to do homework??...really?? I can't imagine not doing any homework before installing a wet application protector having admittedly never done it before. And I have NEVER heard of someone screwing up their phone from applying a wet protector, and there have probably been millions installed. From reading your post, I don't think your issues were a JLG problem, but a user issue.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Afishl1:
Actually, if instructions are detailed correctly enough, you don't.

And for something that's supposed to be an easy application, you shouldn't expect to either.

As i said, there was user error, but it is my opinion that JLG could have done a better job to instruct the user, the general public is not going to go on a forum to do extra homework on something like this, especially when there is nothing hinting on the packaging that they should do so.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] powerwagon:
Contact Scott...he has said that he will help out on second purchase if there is user error. As far as wet applications, I have tried all the popular brands and this one is the best as far as I'm concerned. Give it another shot...ask questions if you have them this time :)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] jeckel51:
Spigen ultra optics. Fits past screen enough to accommodate a case with a lip with no interference. Textured a bit. Reduces fingerprints. You get 2 in box.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] AHpatriots37:
Ordered DBA JLG on Monday 11/26

still haven't received it
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SSHGuru:
You did an excellent application on it. No sides, no bubbles - looks perfect.

The reason the edges are down so well is because we didn't go any further. We made the designer sweat on this one.

Thanks,

Scott
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pyo:
Scott,

I just sent you a PM about my 2nd JLG from Amazon.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SSHGuru:
The problem with screen protectors is some people do them well and some people don't.

The instruction card was written so a 10 year old could install it. Originally it was one side and we wrote so much it had to be two sides.

We have instructions posted under every screen protector for sale on the site attached with a video.

If you click video/reviews you can see the instruction video plus at least two reviewers putting it on.

I understand user error and my policy for XDA members has been if you screw it up I'll give you 50% off another.

If you get a defective one I replace it.

I have 20 or 30 bottles of liquid here - they are all filled the same. However I have asked to see if we can get a bigger bottle for those who need more. When I install them I spray it eight times and still have half left.

The Note II cut is the best I've seen on curved glass. The protector is perfect for the Note II.

I do read everything here and I've changed the design of the S3 three times now due to the forums. I'll be changing it a fourth and final time this week.

I had the Note II changed and everyone who had a defective one got a new one sent.

If I did anything more for my customers I'd have to fly and cook them dinner also (you don't want that).

My email is scott@dbacases.com - anyone can write and generally if they are polite I help them out.

Scott

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We shipped it on the 29th because the corrected protector took longer than expected to come in.

I'm getting emails that many people who ordered around then are getting them.

Scott
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Vanquiz:
I'm waiting for my cyber Monday deal as well, really can't stand this Xtremeguards anymore, my spen keep sticking on the protector, just like ice skating on the asphalt road.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] winlinmac001:
Capdase Klia Screen Protector is Nice Too; anti-dazzling, anti-smudge, anti-glare, anti-fingerprint, awesome!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] tot31:
any links ?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] powerwagon:
Take some freakin responsibility for yourself...you screwed up the install (still don't see how, as I've gone back and re-read the instructions...they are perfectly clear) and now come on here *****ing about it, while I have not seen one other person doing so. When you buy ANYTHING, it is YOUR job to educate yourself about the product...whether it's a car, furniture...whatever. Certainly if I had never wet installed before, I think I would at least have seeked out a YouTube video or asked some very basic questions to feel comfortable doing the install. Instead you jump right in, screw it up and blame the manufacturers directions. This is a microcosm of the problems with society today...no self responsibility. I have installed hundreds of these things and occasionally I have messed up with dust, or misalignment, but I have NEVER thought to blame the manufacturer for MY problems. Frustrating to say the least.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] volumnus:
Where are you ordering your JGL protectors.

I noticed that on amazon the shipping is pretty high unless you buy two. You can get two delivered free for 27$. I have also been a proponent xtremeguard in the past with my HTC Inspire. However, the S-Pen wreaks havoc with it.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] eXtreme Burrito!:
I've ordered two from amazon. Next-day shipping (3.99 a pop) and they've gotten here on time. No complaints.

I botched the first install just a bit, I don't think I used enough of the spray. But as for the protector, I definitely have no qualms with how it worked or felt. I just felt like I didn't put it on right so I ordered another.

Won't dock the product for my install. +1 on JLG product.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pyo:
I'm glad its eligible for Amazon Prime. Free 2 day shipping =D

I convinced my boss to buy them for his and his wife's Note 2. He loved the feel of it and the added benefits compared to other protectors.

http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/u497/kpyo012/IMG_2479.jpg

http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/u497/kpyo012/IMG_2478.jpg

Installed Monday. Still waiting for rest of the haze to disappear. When the screen is on however, clarity is not affected
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] shaxs:
I got my JLG screen protector from Amazon today....oh wait no I didnt! The sealed packaging had everything BUT THE FRICKEN protector. Sigh. Really annoying. Going to have to go through amazon for a return.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Vanquiz:
Got my jlg on the mailbox today, i will have install it later tonight, packaging is great, came in a solid box, unlike xtremeguards that only use a regular envelope.

This way the screen protector don't get damaged.

Thanks Scott
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Afishl1:
Actually i have take some responsibility in a previous post, and I've pointed out specifics that are valid and warranted.

How bout you address any of them, even just one.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SSHGuru:
Amazon does do replacements.

If you haven't gone through Amazon yet contact me and I'll take care of it.

Scott@dbacases.com

Scott

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If you order from my site you will always get boxes. Amazon won't do it even though I've repeatedly asked.

I think I have to replace about 10% because of the Amazon packaging.

I'm working on getting the protectors in a real package rather than a bag.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] shaxs:
Already took care of it with Amazon. BTW, they combined my order of a 5lb bag of cat food and your packaging in a box together. No protection on the protector from the cat food. I was surprised it wasn't damaged. Then surprised again when the protector was missing ;)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SSHGuru:
I would suggest ordering from www.dbacases.com next time.

We dont ship cat food and the protectors go out in boxes.

:laugh:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] kilogramz718:
Been looking at this one anybody ever try this if so how is it. Didnt have any reviews
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] witeboy07:
I ordered that extreme guard also. I should be receiving it also. Good deal.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] jp2dj1:
Bought that, but haven't received yet. I am looking forward to it and making my assumptions as soon as get it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] erick161:
FYI, you can buy TWO FULL body xtreme guard protectors for $5 shipped from their website.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] AjunNg:
Cool thanks for that.

With the UC, does it really leave the screen quality the same as naked?

I ask because my past phone protectors all say they don't affect screen quality, but you can tell that there is. Though I've never used spigen, just wanting to know if it's true un obscured quality.

Beamed from Jupiter on my Galaxy Note II
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] DMax99:
It doesn't cover all the way to the edges of the screen due to the curved screen. But trust me...it's way better than other screen protectors in terms of screen coverage.

It is quite clear and is very scratch resistant compared to others.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] fupidstucker:
Epic Fail

This has to be the worst response I have ever read. I don't ever recall reading a manual and finding it rating different accessories such as screen protectors letting people know which are more compatible for their device. Please show me where at this is in the manual for the Note 2 and I will give you thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] ascian:
I second this. Zagg specifically. I have had several and they peel off, get dirty, the edges start to lift away and I've had to replace a couple. I pulled one off an iphone recently and the screen film was very yellowed. Worse, the back protector, or full body part left behind a resin almost like flypaper. I couldn't get anything from googone to alcohol to remove it, but once it dried i could rub it vigorously with my hand and it would peel away. The device was flawless underneath, but ugh. Never again.

On the current trend, don't think I would like the thickness and "button-depressment" of the SPG Glas. May try the UC.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SSHGuru:
Try the Just Like Glass Note II Protectors

The Just Like Glass Note II protectors are completely hard - 20% smoother than the screen. No s-pen problems because it's like writing on the glass.

There is a huge thread on it on XDA - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1878403&page=64

It's available here http://www.amazon.com/Just-Like-Glass-Screen-Protector/dp/B009YNR7JG/ref=sr_1_40?ie=UTF8&qid=1353047863&sr=8-40&keywords=galaxy+note+II+screen+protector

and

http://www.dbacases.com/justlikeglassscreenprotectoriphone5-1-1.aspx

Scott

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I'm wonder for you who own the Note II - do you go with minimal protection cases more or maximum protection cases?

I would think for such a big phone people would want maximum but I could be wrong.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Pyr0x64:
Hi Scott,

I ordered a Just Like Glass protector a few days ago from the dbacases site :)

Just have to wait for it to get to the UK now...

I'm currently using an atFoliX protector (bought a pack of 3 from ebay for approx £8) which claims to be 4h and fits well with a TPU case.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/230861205534

So far it has a couple of tiny surface marks from being put in a pocket with other items but they can only be seen with the screen off.

It still looks fine when the screen is on..

I have a Nillkin protector on my Galaxy S3 which also said it was 4h but that has zero marks on it whatsoever.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sabesh:
I'm using Skinomi. It fits very well and settles down within 24 hours. However, it's got Stylus imprints all over it now, lol.

Sent from THE GODFATHER (Samsung Galaxy Note II)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SSHGuru:
When you talk about 4H all it means is resistance to scratches. It has nothing at all to do with how hard the protector is on the screen. So a thick draggy protector will have a higher number because it's very resistant to scratches. Zagg has a 6h if I remember but that's because it's hard to scratch layers of gooey plastic.

When you get ours you will see that when you feel it or tap it with the pen its completely hard. There is no drag at all.

Scott
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Pyr0x64:
Yeah, I cannot stand the thick rubbery feel of the Zagg protectors.

I bought a Zagg HD one for my S3 but never even fitted it and it's now being sold with the phone :p

Even when just using fingers, I hate the drag.

The atFoliX and Nillkin ones are much better, with no drag, but I cannot wait to see how the Just Like Glass feels on my screen :)

I'm hoping the extra smoothness will allow the fingerprints etc to wipe off easier

I did buy one for my S3, but when it arrived it was one of the first ones that only just covered the screen area so that was never fitted either lol
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] kodochax:
:D Bought the just like glass for my note. Hope these work out better and ship quickly. Have xtreme guardz on atm but it isn't good since t the s pen leaves imprints. I'm leaving on the back cover tho and maybe use the extra front I have and cover the sides.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] wekebu:
Got the Spigen Steinheil Ultra Clear, it's been on the phone for a week now. It's so smooth and thin, I actually forgot it was on the phone. Not sure if it was mentioned here, but they send you two. I guess in case you f-up on the first install. There's many YouTube videos with tips and tricks to applying the protectors. I find applying from side-to-side as oppose to top-to-bottom works better for aligning the protector accurately.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SSHGuru:
We had independent lab tests done on Just Like Glass.

They did a Coefficient of Friction test to simulate fingertip friction.

Control Glass had a .468

Just Like Glass has a .364

ZAGG had a 1.16

So Just Like Glass is 20% smoother while ZAGG is -147%.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] charmartist:
Wow, that's interesting
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SSHGuru:
I know far too much about glass.

I'm in South Florida where we have to have Hurricane Glass. Just like Glass makes the glass on your phone shatter resistant. We don't go out of our way to sell that fact but I've dropped my GN on the glass and it was fine. I've hit it against corners at stores to demonstrate it and the glass was fine.

But I don't want people testing it out :eek:

Hurricane Glass when it first came out had one pane of 3/16 to 5/16th glass and a sheet of plastic on the inside to make it not only shatterproof but stronger. I view it as the same concept as what we have. The problem with the first generation of hurricane glass is that when you cleaned it, over time it got scratched up. Making anything you can see through well is going to allow scratches.

The solution was to take two 3/16th sheets of glass and put the protector in-between them. This protected the plastic from scratching and strengthened the glass so it could take a coconut going 100 MPH and it would bounce off.

Firemen here have to carry glass punchers to get through the glass - they cant get through with axes or anything else. They punch it a few times and then try to go through it. Of course if you have a wooden door they'll go through that first but many people here have all glass.

I have a video I made recently of Just Like Glass on half a piece of glass and nothing on the other half. We used a glass puncher on the JLG side and the glass side. The JLG side was unharmed and the glass side cracked. I'll put it up when the guy who took the video get's it to me.

Scott
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Silent25r:
After reading lots of reviews I ordered the UC with the 20% off. Hoping mines doesn't smug too easily. Read a lot trying to choose between Ultra Oleophobic and Ultra Clear. I finally settled on Ultra Clear since it was thicker and I read reports of the anti smug wearing off after only a week or two.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Wolvan:
I'm using the Spigen Ultra Oleophobic and am very happy with it. Very smooth, very clear, no issue's with S-pen so far. It doesn't go all the way to the edge like somebody else said, but it fully covers the screen view area. I use a TPU case so I don't feel that it is an issue at all.

Very happy with it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Afishl1:
See, I'm not the only one here who this effected, "I don't think i used enough spray".

What I'm ultimately saying is that, in my opinion, this part should not be considered to fall under user error unless the specific number of sprays were stated in the instructions and not followed.

User error to me would be in placement of protector, not cleaning screen, not creating a dust free environment etc...

I just wanted to make what I was stating clear and i don't think i need to say anymore because a 10 yeat old should be able to understand it :P
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] winlinmac001:
Klia for Note II

http://www.capdase.com/en/press_detail.php?id=161

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpocrvZa3CM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35hM-W0mf4I

:good:

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Try Gadgetshieldz too for Note 2; Good Quality; and much better than Xtremegaurd and InvisibleShield
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dawei213:
Hey Scott, I got your JLG protector on. It was easy to get on. However'after two days I still have a bunch of small bubbles underneath the screen protector. How long does it take for them to completely evaporate? Btw, the cut is great. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SSHGuru:
The bubbles should all be eliminated during the installation process.

All you should have left is haze.

However you can probably get the bubbles out (unless they are dust particles) by using the soft tip of your thumb and pushing them out.

If you want to send me a picture my email is scott@dbacases.com

Scott
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dawei213:
Yeah, I got all the bubbles out initially, but they only appear maybe an hour or so after most of the solution has dried up. Almost all of them are is a large bubble made up of micro bubbles (if that makes sense). Pressing them out only disperses the micro bubbles around. I know with other screen protectors and with previous experiences they tend to dry up and disappear after a day. I have forward you the email with the pics. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bose301s:
My Rearth Ringbo Ultimate Clear Plus for my Nexus was AMAZING, crystal clear, stuck on like glue and oleophobic, didn't seem to attract any sort of dirt and didn't scratch, will be picking up a set of 2 for my Note 2. Rearth Ringbo Ultimate Clear Plus
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] powerwagon:
That's exactly what mine did, however just use your thumb and slide them slowly towards the side. Take your time and make sure not to press TOO hard so you don't crack your phone. After you push them out, it will take between 1-2 days for the remaining splotches to dry up and look awesome. Don't be discouraged, this does work and it will look great.

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Seriously, just stop. You jumped in without knowing what you were doing...you did 0 research, you asked 0 questions...then blame lack of directions (that are 2 pages long - as detailed as any I have used before). Just awesome.

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And did you notice the last sentence he wrote? Took responsibility for screwing up the install himself...no blame game from him.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Evo 4G63:
I found the instructions to be quite clear. I had no issues installing the JLG screen protector on both my Note II and Note 10.1. I was able to move the screen protectors after misaligning it with no issues.

That reminded me of the people who complained about and sued McDonald's for getting fat.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] lovekeiiy:
I had this happen to me. I just assume it was on my part for the post application bubbles.

Depending on what Scott tells you from your email, you can try what I did. It's the same concept as the thumb thing, but faster and more aggressive. It should only be minimal risk to your phone and screen protector. Use the block clother that JLG provides for cleaning the phone and a credit card. Put the clothe around the credit card, or whatever end you're going to use. The apply some pressure, use a sligh angle, and just push the bubbles out to the edge; like you did when you fist applied the screen protector for the excess moisture.

You may have some very small bubble looking stuff, but they should work out in a day or two. My screen now has zero bubbles and is perfectly clear
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] kbrn:
I have been reading the whole thread lol..

I just ordered the JLG ones from Amazon hoping they are what most of you guys say.

They're a bit pricey though

I used Tech Armor and they suck!

Because the cutout of the protector is very to close to the edges and it peels off due to the round edges of the screen.