[Nexus 4 Accessories] j.smith:
Got mine (in Canada) today (probably arrived yesterday though). Put it on and thankfully had ordered 2 sets because the first front I put on seems to have a pinch or something on it... which I noticed after putting it on, so had to take it off and use the 2nd front I had.

Putting these on isn't that easy - I think I could have used a tiny bit more soap in my solution, though I've seen videos of people with a spray bottle and that seems like it could work a lot better so you don't have to get the thing soaking wet. Thankfully it wasn't too difficult to keep water away from the speakers.

I don't have cutouts for the proximity sensor and it seems to work, though I did notice some lag when I took the phone away and waited for the screen to come back on. I'm going to wait a day or two like it says to see if the stuff smooths out better and doesn't cause an issue with the sensor.

There is a rubbery feel to it, but it's not that bad - I have yet to use a screen protector that didn't have some kind of rubbery/drag feel to it. On the back, it's quite nice since the glass is VERY slippery, so this gives you some much needed grip. The fit isn't perfect - maybe it was just mine, but I found that it looked like these were punched out, and not laser/precision cut.

On the front, the protector could have been about 1mm wider to really go edge-to-edge (I didn't order the "case" model... so I'd expect mine to go right to the edge) and I would have preferred just a circle cut-out for the camera rather than a chunk taken out - every little lip is a potential lifting spot, so it would have been nice to avoid that if possible. The back could do with a bit of resizing as well, and my camera cut-out was actually crooked by just a little bit. The speaker cut-out was perfect though. On both, the edges werent 100% straight which would have been nice... but I don't know if perhaps this all sorts itself out after the product has had time to "dry" over a 24hr period.

After application, and the way it is currently, it looks like there are bubbles in it... but not air bubbles, just textured bubbles. like I said, I'm hoping those just go away... so we'll see how this looks in a few days.

In the mean time though, I'm planning on contacting them about the proximity cut-out and also hopefully get a replacement for that front protector that seems damaged. I still have another cover for my Infuse to practice with - hopefully perfecting wet application this time around :)

*UPDATE*

It's been over 24hrs now and it looks a LOT better and feels less rubbery. The bubbles went away and everything is very smooth now. I very much dig the look and feel, however my proximity sensor is shot - phone just goes black when I make/take a call so I've emailed them about it. I would certainly make cut-outs for the sensors from now on. Unfortunately I just put the cover on my Infuse and noticed after that it didn't have sensor cut-outs either :P

As for my application issues, it's been resolved - I needed more soap in the water. I put 2-3 drops and mixed it in, and was not only able to wiggle the sheet as I was placing it, but with the whole thing down I could still move it about... not enough soap and it's too tacky to move around when it touches the glass, so I highly recommend to everyone that they get the right amount of soap in there... it should feel barely soapy on your fingers. If it feels like just water, there's not enough in there. Also, that paper squeegee they provide is actually very good - better than a credit card to use.

Still happy with the product, though wish there was higher quality control/precision ... and I would pay a few bucks more if it meant getting that.