ron klein
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any experience with lcd protectors for the m8?
lcd protectors
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LV1962
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LCD protectors
LCD protectors
Hi Rob, I have been recommended the ones made by ScreenPatronus, who sell on eBay (and probably direct: www.screenpatronus.com). A friend of mine who uses on his M8 quotes: "Their protectors for the M8 seem quite thick, they go on without leaving any bubbles, they last well, and they seem harder to smudge than the original screen."
I have ordered a few, and I am waiting to receive them, so a this stage I can't tell you how good they are beside my friend's recommendation.
Best
LCD protectors
Hi Rob, I have been recommended the ones made by ScreenPatronus, who sell on eBay (and probably direct: www.screenpatronus.com). A friend of mine who uses on his M8 quotes: "Their protectors for the M8 seem quite thick, they go on without leaving any bubbles, they last well, and they seem harder to smudge than the original screen."
I have ordered a few, and I am waiting to receive them, so a this stage I can't tell you how good they are beside my friend's recommendation.
Best
Andy Aitken
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Indeed the ScreenPatronus ones are very good 🙂 BUT they are too big for the M8; they catch at the corners and start to peel off in a few days 😱. I tried to convince them to make them a bit smaller but they didn't seem very interested 😛. Now I buy the ones for the Ricoh GR-D (also from ScreenPatronus) which are a little bit smaller 😀 - they cover the image area but don't peel off so easily. They also fit my Ricoh GR-D, which is handy 😉.
Richard Marks
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Hi
Kenro make some which are deliberately over sized, but have lines on for you to cut them up to the correct size.
My first one has been on for 3 months and is beginning to look a bit shabby now. They cost £4.99 in the UK and there are at least five sheets per packet.
Best wishes
Richard Marks
Kenro make some which are deliberately over sized, but have lines on for you to cut them up to the correct size.
My first one has been on for 3 months and is beginning to look a bit shabby now. They cost £4.99 in the UK and there are at least five sheets per packet.
Best wishes
Richard Marks
grdglass
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I like Hoodman Hoodskins, model HSK-PROSLR. They fit without cutting. When I first put one on, it had a few bubbles. The bubbles disappeared in about 3 days. You get a package of 12 for about $11 in the US and can inexpensively replace one when it gets messy or whatever. I see each lasting several months at the least before needing to change it.
Helene
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