[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] transportguy:
REVIEW: InvisibleShield (full body &screen) after 2 weeks.

OK after 2 weeks of use I have some new things to mention.

1) I also have a Seido Face-in holster. The bottom "clips" rub against the back of the phone and has damaged the invisibleshield. Its like its smudged into a ripple. I guess this is good because the phone may have been the thing scuffed if I used the holster without the shield.

2) I had bought a car mount off ebay that sused to work fine before the I.S. but needs a little bit of tender shoving to get the phone in there now. The "grippy" effect of the shield, while good for slip-less handing, is hindering the slide-in ease of the car mount. I guess you cant have it both ways. Nonetheless it still fits in hte car mount with the I.S. installed, just more snugly.

3) Besides the Seido holster, I also use a beltclip pouch depending on where I am going. The pouch is much protective then the holster and better for me when I go to work. My point is that if you plan to get a beltclip pouch type of case, get one that has FELT material on the inside. I got a pouch off Amazon and it is crap. It has tan fake-leather-looking leather (pleather) on the interior. With this crap on the inside, it sticks to the shield. its like grippy stuff touching grippy stuff. Hard to remove from the case. I used my old real leather one with a felt lined interior from my TMO-Wing and it is perfect.

4) The touch screen, after the 1st week starts to get a little firmer. At first, it is grippy & slightly mushy, for lack of better words. Your stylus will stick to it when making long strokes. Even your finger will have to endure the grippy effect. Example, using S2U2, sometimes my finger would stick on the slide to unlock, thus making that arrow go back to the left, having to slide it again. No biggie, just an often pain in the ass. But after about 10 days is does get firmer and slicker. Almost a day to day improvement... till today even.

5) I have a MartinFields on my TMO-Wing. compaired to the M.F., the I.S. has pros and cons. The M.F. is better if you do alot of writing and gliding type of data entry such as cube sliding, stylus transcribing, handwriting notes, etc. The I.S., at 1st, seemed mushy. Example, if you were to do that "Align Screen" thing you could see a dimple in the screen protector. In about 0.5-1.0 sec later it would even out & dissappear but that demonstrates the mushyness. Now after about 2 weeks, the dimple effect is gone. The end result is that it has better impact response and more accurate impact response then my M.F. To explain another way, if you touch a plasma or LCD TV screen with your finger sometimes you see a artifact of blur around where you touch. The M.F. is like that sometimes. because it is firm, when you do a mild impact tap you get dont get the exact point of the stylus, you may get the surrounding area. As opposed to the I.S. in which the slight grip helps you be more accurate with taps, impact taps especially.

6) The body feels much more secure in my hands with the shield vs. without. I went to OfficeDepot and held a NEW Tilt in my hands and it felt sort of slippery. Probably cause I am used to the invisibleshield now, but after getting used to it, I like the feel of the shield. It feels more sturdy & like higher quality and others I let hold it say the same. You probably need to feel it for yourself to make judgement.

7) I dropped it when I went to tie a shoe and it fell out of my jacket pocket. It landed on tile from about 2.5 ft. There were no scratches or any marks. The Phone worked perfectly and I think that the Shield just paid for itself.

8) All bubbles were gone in about 4 days by itself.

Bottom line, with the discount from the link in this thread the I.S is fairly cheap. I say just get one and try it for yourself. For those who are leaning to the Martinfields, you can always use the M.F. on the screen and use I.S. on the body. But before you give up on the I.S as a screen protector, you should let it settle for about 2 weeks (if you have the patience) to make a truly accurate judgement on this product.