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[Nexus 6 Accessories] force70:
Me also installed my Pro and it is flawless fits like a glove, no bubbles or halos.

Excellent product!

current devices: Nexus 6, Note 4, 3, 2, S3, OneX+
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Rox598:
Can't get rid of the Halo's :( ordered some clips so I hope those will get rid of them
[Nexus 6 Accessories] intelliARMOR:
Sorry about this! Send us a note - support@intelliARMOR.com and recap the issue. We'll take care of you.

Thanks!
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Philip:
Ordered my intelliARMOR on May 25th and it arrived here in England on June 3rd, which I was happy with considering that I went for the cheapskate non-tracked shipping option!

It is by far the best protector that I have installed on my Nexus 6 (and I've tried a few) - went on without any problems, no halos and full coverage.

Customer service was superb, responding to my emails really quickly and helpfully (something of a contract to Orzly, who must have the worst customer service on the planet).
[Nexus 6 Accessories] swamp2:
I've had my intelliARMOR installed for about a week. Absolutely no halo - hat's off guys. If no halo develops it's pretty clear you have the best product on the market and one that is at about 95%. Some other observations:

1. I don't like nor see the need for the black surround - it also complicates install alignment.

2. Dust does get into the area without adhesive on the edges (camera and proximity sensor). The latter can be wiped out, not the former.

3. Alignment is very tricky. I'm just a hair off and the camera is very close to being interfered with. Also a smidge of text in "wide screen" apps like TWRP are slightly cut off.

So, ditch the black material and make larger areas with no glass (larger cut outs) and we may just finally have a perfect design.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] stefan_city:
[MENTION=6689878]intelliARMOR[/MENTION] If you are planning for a new version, I'm proposed to be exactly the same, but transparent. Besides, nexus 6 front panel is black, so not necessary for a black tempered glass too.

I say this, because of, if not installed exactly straight, there is case to cover part of the screen, making it appear very bad.

Just my opinion.[emoji4]
[Nexus 6 Accessories] nicholaschum:
The black border is mainly there to hide the halos, it doesn't fix it. By having it transparent you actually see the halos and that defeats the purpose for some people.

If you shoot compressed gas under the black borders, you will shoot a burst of air directly under the screen protector (on top of the screen). This happens very often if you shoot at a halo on a normal TGSP and it will lift the screen protector up. In the video I demonstrate that black borders are hiding halos and not actually fixing them.

[YOUTUBE]nDgx5wYaK_4[/YOUTUBE]

The screen's glass uses a different adhesion than the borders, on the first one I had, the screen had no halos, but if you press down on the borders, you will get a temporary halo which lifts directly on the screen for a couple of seconds. If your screen is completely flat, you have a lesser chance of having this happen, but if you're one of the people who have a very curved screen, the border is there to hide it.

The second I got (as a replacement), it proved my theory of different adhesion when I slowly peeled off the adhesive protector at the back and it came off with the side adhesive, except the screen. The screen's adhesive should be the stronger one while the side adhesive should be the weaker one, so that it sticks directly on the screen with no halos, while it warps the edges upwards along the edges to simulate a halo filling form factor.

Have to say, customer service is really good to handle my problems, but I think I'm going to stick with my skinomi anti-glare wet shield for now. I did have a picture of how my screen protector adhesive layer looked like after one day of usage, but can't find it anywhere. The lift does attract a lot of dust and in one day I saw quite an amount of pocket lint on it.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] swamp2:
I don't think this is the case. Halos always spread and get wide, the black borders are very thin and unless halo with this design have almost magically become super narrow and or perfectly rectangular this just doesn't make sense.

I don't see the video showing/proving anything. Sorry.

Have you also considered that many designs with black borders/layers also have adhesive cut outs that can easily let in and intensity compressed air?

Also disagree. Using different adhesives in different spots is simply too complicated and too expensive. Unless the manufacturer confirms it you have ZERO proof. Also, I think the idea of largely verying curvature in the N6 screens has been effectively shot down in the past. Rumors spread without proof so abundantly...

I guess if you call that "proof". Proof without testing the adhesion or composition of the adhesive in a CONTROLLED fashion is speculation or maybe at the very best an hypothesis, not proof.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] ChristianJay:
It will work but stubborn ones will come back.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Philip:
What makes you say that? I've not seen any discussion pointing to the variation in curvature being incorrect.

And how do you explain the (many, many) conflicting reports on here where some people have success with a particular protector whereas others get varying degrees of haloing? The most likely variable is the curvature of the screens.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] ChristianJay:
So I clipped down the edges on my first one and resolved the majority of the halo, however, a couple of bubbles are still there, which I can live with, but I decided to email InteliArmour and within an hour they responded with a code for another one free of charge including expedited shipping. That's impressive customer service.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] stumpy352:
Never mind.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Zerreth:
I've tried clipping down my Nillkin screen protector with clothespins for 18-ish hours to get rid of the halos at the bottom. Didn't work. :( The black cleaning cloth Slickwraps supplied I used to not directy clip to the phone actually left marks where pressure was applied on the slickwraps bamboo back :|
[Nexus 6 Accessories] intelliARMOR:
If you're not able to get rid of them just sent us a note at support@intelliARMOR.com and we'll take care of you.

Thanks!
[Nexus 6 Accessories] ChristianJay:
Check my previous post, I'm assuming you did. I used those colored snack clip ones, they apply good pressure but not enough to damage anything. Actually worked really well, however I waited a day and a half to do it. There was a line down the whole left side and that white clip allowed it to stick and that part has not come back.

Not to mention Intelliarmour seems more than willing to send out replacements. Seems like a solid company.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] swamp2:
Honestly before this point in your very long winded post I barely understand your rambling language and scattered thoughts so longer term I don't think we can have much of a productive discussion nor debate. However, I guess I will give it another try. Please try to remember though that disagreement is not at all the same as disrespect. We have the former but I don't have the latter.

Great, that is what I thought.

My point stands that using a different adhesive would be way too costly to source the separate parts and even moreso to apply it. I have significant engineering and manufacturing experience and this dual adhesive idea, in light of any common sense understanding about manufacturing is really rubbish. Sorry to be harsh but it is. Have you considered the the adhesive between the glass and black border layer may stick better to one material rather than another (black perhaps worse adhesion)?

Also, to be clear, I am in no way shape or form defending something I bought. The intelliARMOR unit is near perfect for me. Many others agree. If it sucked or did not work, FOR ME, I would have posted that here as well, you can be darn sure of that.

Ramble, ramble, ramble. Yes, shooting compressed air at the side of any screen protector is not any sort of normal use case scenario and the pressures generated can be huge. Even if trying to remove lint, I personally would not warranty such a use scenario, if I was in customer service at any TGSP company.

Again, it is not a theory and no I still don't believe your conclusions. And once again for good measure again from just above,

Theory = solid proof, in case that isn't 100% clear.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] nicholaschum:
Very disrespectful reply. The topic has been concluded. Pictures were given and explanation was given from my end. I'm only a dude on the internet, believe whoever you want.

I was alerting those with many TGSP issues, to be cautious when they apply the screen protector as personally I haven't seen any "cons" with images yet. I posted mine with my images, claims and flaws, to alert people - not to argue with someone here.

EDIT: Thread maintenance requested.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] swamp2:
I disagree with that as well. You really ramble, sorry most reading will agree.

Exactly.

Is that a sly way of saying your feelings are hurt and you are asking moderators to edit a non offensive post? An attempt to get rid of a (strongly) differing opinion is "maintenance"? If you feel I broke forum rules, just report me, it's pretty simple.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] nicholaschum:
No. Why would I be hurt for posting a descriptive post explaining the flaws about a screen protector on certain screens?

Your opinion may differ from mine, but there's no point continuing on about me "rambling" continuously amongst all posts. The moment you changed the topic "oh so sneakily" about my "rambling", the conversation is already over. I'm only here to talk about the screen protector. If you want a person to feel superior to, you're on the wrong site.

If you don't want to read my reply, don't read it, simple as that. To answer your question about rules, it's rule 2.3 on XDA:
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Nickchapstick:
My guidance, advise, and so on would be to let it go and stop replying. Takes two to tango and if you keep feeding into what you think is disrespectful, I may or may not agree, then it's half your fault. Just stop posting replies to what he is saying. Take that girls advise from Frozen and "let it go, let it goooooo" lol.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] knightshooter:
Ordered an intelli armor pro yesterday. Hoping it to go well
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Rox598:
Tried using clips like others and the halo are still there :( Maybe the clips I bought aren't applying enough pressure i'm not sure but getting a replacement sent out now :) hopefully no Halo in this one.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] knightshooter:
Mine is shipped. Just got a mail.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] SilentO:
I installed my IntelliArmor edge to edge protector last week and got a little halo in the screen that would go away. I tried putting pressure on it hoping that it would go away but it didn't. I contacted the IntelliArmor customer service for help and was told to try lifting the screen back up and check for lint.

I stupidly followed the advice and now I have more halo spots, especially, at one particular spot that needed to be perfect, FRONT CAMERA. I'm so frustrated at the moment that I want to peel the protector off but I do not want to go unprotected. Accidents can happen and if you have kids, you know exactly what I mean.

Anyone got any solutions on getting rid of the halo spots, specific the camera?

Thanks in advance!
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Parvinder25:
Guys, I tried to check back few pages but couldn't decide much.

Which tempered glass screen is best as of now for nexus 6? I have used orly with shorter edges and quite satisfied but looking for better which sticks well at edges without any snow flake like look.

Please suggest.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] swamp2:
Wah.

Point 1 - easy target... However, again, my point was simply that you are only offering mostly pure speculation. Many folks, you included have a very hard time with words with very precise technical definitions, theory, prove, proof, etc.

Point 2 - total grey area... Report me, if you already did, you can see that mods don't agree, or at least don't agree enough that anything warrants any edits or actions.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] adl:
From my own experience and by reading this topic for several weeks the IntelliArmor pro is considered to be the best, also with an outstanding customer support in case you are running into any sort of problems. I also tried the Nillkin but had lots of halos, which weren't noticeable when the screen was on but when it was off. The intelliArmor Pro didn't gave me halos or, to be dead honest, only on a very very tiny spot (also only noticeable when the screen is off).
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Parvinder25:
Intelliarmor it is then

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Bro,

is this the correct link for the one you mentioned on Amazon? http://goo.gl/IJXjOd

i checked other one from intelliarmor on amazon and neither of them say tempered glass. which is the correct one?
[Nexus 6 Accessories] adl:
I'd personally would get it directly from them, not sure if that matters, but here is the link:

http://www.intelliarmor.com/intelliglass-pro-nexus-6-the-smarter-real-glass-screen-protector.html

Not sure what makes a tempered glass tempered, but this should protect your screen from scratches and (hopefully) shattering when dropping the phone.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] MaLund13:
It's this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00XI...SX110_SY165&keywords=nexus+6+intelliarmor+pro Note that the one you want is the pro version.

However, if you order from intelliarmor.com, you can get 20% off with coupon intellipro. US costumers also get free shipping on orders over $15.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] kellybrf:
[MENTION=6689878]intelliARMOR[/MENTION] I know you mentioned earlier that the lack of adhesive around the speakers was by design, but can you expand on this? it doesn't seem to make much sense as to why it can't be done when other protectors are doing it. that point doesn't need to be very strong, but just a thin strip of adhesive would keep the dust out which is all it needs to do
[Nexus 6 Accessories] intelliARMOR:
I will get some more details on this for you. From what I recall in conversations with the product manager there were issues with curve of the screen in this area.

Thanks!

Adam

intelliARMOR
[Nexus 6 Accessories] kellybrf:
thanks. for reference, the nilikan one is sealed up there and doesn't seem to have any issues in that area. it halos elsewhere, but I don't see how a thin strip of adhesive up there would effect the overall protector
[Nexus 6 Accessories] INCREMENTAL:
I ordered my intelliarmor last week from amazon and it showed up with a tiny crack coming from the bottom speaker grill so I ordered another one and got it put on Sunday night. So far my results are mixed. The screen itself feels nice and slick, very clear and cleans off really nicely. My biggest issue tho is in the right hand corner all the way down past halfway I have a thin line of halo. The left side and bottom are perfect. This was put on 1 time and lined everything up perfect so its not been pulled and adjusted.

So between not having the adhesive all around the speaker grills and camera cutouts is a bad move on the design process. Next is the adhesive you guys use, it seems like its not strong enough. Other companies make junk screen protectors and get the adhesive right but ur guys needs some work. As far as the protector itself u guys nailed it and have probably the nicest one on the market (feel and looks).

[MENTION=6689878]intelliARMOR[/MENTION] is the one from u guys been changed from the ones I got from amazon? Thanks
[Nexus 6 Accessories] themikeyan:
I've developed a pair of cracks on my intelliarmor pro, one on the top speaker grill to edge and one on the bottom speaker grill to edge.. The bottom one is now more than a crack though, there's a chunk of glass missing. Overall really happy with it and I'll likely order a revised one without those 2 thin sections once it comes out.

Mike
[Nexus 6 Accessories] INCREMENTAL:
Well after using some clamps that I use at work I managed to clamp the protector down for a few hrs and the halos have all disappeared. The chip clips I have weren't strong enough. Looks really good now. Thanks to the guy who came up with that idea.

[MENTION=6689878]intelliARMOR[/MENTION] just send some clamps with ur protector lol, looks really good, thanks for a good product.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] intelliARMOR:
I did hear back on this today. In addition to the curve around the camera and proximity sensor, because the spacing between the two is so tight (less than 2mm) we would wind up with a significantly larger number of defects when applying the adhesive (which would increase pricing).

Our goal is to product the best glass screen protector for the Nexus 6 on the market and this forum has been a great source information for us. Thank you all for the feedback! We're working on updates and revisions and we will be sure to take care of anyone who's already ordered one regarding future revised versions.

Thanks

intelliARMOR
[Nexus 6 Accessories] ChristianJay:
You have to use Lays clips not Fritos. It's very important. Lol, jk. Hope the new one works out better.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Sek0n:
lol, I'm glad the c clip trick is working for others too. I just randomly thought doing it after eating some peanut m&ms that I had clipped in front of me.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] apraetor:
I got the IntelliGLASS PRO, and it went on like a charm, not even a visible halo. What's really driving me nuts though are these 9 white dots on the screen. They're not the semi-translucent specks you get from trapped dust, these are outright opaque white spots about the size of a pinhead. I'm neurotic about dust, so I used a portable glove box with HEPA-filtered air (at work) to actually do the install. I should've taken a closer look at the protector before I put it on, but I just figured the spots were on the non-adhesive side. Anyway I emailed IntelliArmor about it.

Definitely the best *fit*, at any rate :/
[Nexus 6 Accessories] INCREMENTAL:
The clamp trick worked like a dream, first full day with no halos, thanks for the brilliant idea...

For anyone wanting to try it, all I did was use some little clamps that r metal and can clamp really tight, I adjusted them so they wouldn't hurt the phone and put them on the areas while I was sleeping, woke up to no halos since.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] stureiney:
Not trying to tell you what to do, but I had intelliarmor before, and it smudges a lot. Like fingerprints are all over the place. That might just be me, though.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Sid_dominic56:
I

I got the same, I have halos on both sides. I have had the protector on since the last 3-4 days. A really nice bunch of people at intelliarmor already shipped my replacement to India. I consider myself unlucky to get this problem but really happy to see the support. I will buy anything they release for the nexus 6 in the future.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] bluefalcon13:
Well... That was a hellova read. Read all the posts O.o

I installed my intelliARMOR pro yesterday, and it was bad.... Real bad. Contacted their support and they are sending me a replacement. Great customer service (even if the called Bonita (not my name [emoji14] ) in the email. I also ordered a Jelly Comb one to give it a try. That should tell me what kind of screen I have flat or curvey... Got my phone from T-Mobile on Saturday, so no idea on build date, but I assume its later in the manufacturing cycle.

Edit: build date is 5-11-2015
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Parvinder25:
Ok. I'll give it a shot. Anyways I ordered it from Amazon and got it today. Will apply it and see how it goes.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] swamp2:
My intelliARMOR is still 100% halo free after about 10 days. I doubt it is going to spontaneously develop any halos at this point. Glass is super smooth, grease/finger print resistant and pretty much self cleaning (must happen while in pocket). I am getting some large visible dust/lint particles under the front camera. It does not appear to be affecting image quality (yet) but is surely reducing the light getting to the sensor.

I'll give the current design an 8.5/10, with knocks for the black region fitting too close/tight making install a bit harder than need be and the lint under screen above camera issue. intelliARMOR - offer a design that either cuts out below the camera, speaker and prox sensor or somehow seals the front camera off and we will finally have a 9.5/10.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] kingston73:
Not sure what specific one you had but my intelli is the most fingerprint-Free, smoothest feeling SP I've tried, and it' probably the 7th or 8th one I've tried. Unlike others I actually like the speaker holes, I thought it made it much easier to position and install and haven't had any issues with the light sensor or lint. I carry my phone in my pocket for 6 hours a day so if I were going to have any lint issues I think I'd have seen them by now. Not saying other peoples complaints aren't valid, just that I've had a very positive experience with mine.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] bluefalcon13:
I do have a question for everyone who has the intelliARMOR PRO E2E.... I had terrible halos on both the left and right sides of the boarder. Anyone else have this issue? I am waiting on my replacement and my Jelly Comb to come in. As a backup, I also bought some cheap plastic ones in case stuff goes bad with either of those...
[Nexus 6 Accessories] kingston73:
No halos at all for me. I cleaned it thoroughly before installing, possibly something on the edges before you installed?
[Nexus 6 Accessories] bluefalcon13:
I donno... It was a very uniform halo along the black boarder. Almost wondering if my phone screen is too flat and the black boarders were causing halos because of that...
[Nexus 6 Accessories] INCREMENTAL:
Mine had a few big pieces yesterday, what I did is tear a tiny piece of paper out of a corner of a sheet and u can push it down in that little slot and remove the pieces, worked like a charm. Mine also cleans itself really good when it's in my pocket.

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I agree with the speaker cutouts, it made lining it up very easy. Also I got a few pieces of dust or lint behind it in front of the front camera, what I found out is a tiny piece of paper does the trick. Push it down in there and pull it back out, dust or lint is gone or can't be seen.

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Mine was to, about 3in long on the right side following the black edge. Push the halos down with ur fingers for a bit and see where the halos start. After finding where they start get some clamps, push the halos back down where their almost not visible and put the clamps on where the halos starts, after mine set all night with clamps on while I was sleeping the halos were gone and its been 3 days now. U must find where the halo starts, I had 2 starting points, 1 up in the right hand corner and 1 about halfway down the screen.

If you guys use the clamp trick it's very important finding the starting point. Clamping down randomly over a long halo will not fix it. U must find the starting point cause what it's doing is starting and pulling up more of the protector creating a bigger halo as it goes.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] force70:
Mine has been halo free from install, not a single one. I'm still trying to figure out why so many have issues to be honest, having to use clamps etc. I just lined it up, pressed down firmly all around it for a bit and was good to go.

Best fitting and feeling glass protector I've ever had.

current devices: Nexus 6, Note 4, 3, 2, S3, OneX+