Screen Protector?
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Gorilla glass is only scratch resistance, doesnt mean it will not get scratch by harder substance.
I'm using Mime Ghost Glass http://mimeusa.com/product/surface-pro-3-ghost-glass-screen-protector/
Once apply, you don't even know its there unless you really take your time to look at your sp3.
I'm using Mime Ghost Glass http://mimeusa.com/product/surface-pro-3-ghost-glass-screen-protector/
Once apply, you don't even know its there unless you really take your time to look at your sp3.
next_milenium
Member
Any issue with the Type Cover? I'm wondering because the glass screen protectors have some thickness to them.
Absolutely no clearance issues.
Telstar1948
Active Member
I suppose the protector is a personal choice. Over the years I've had all sorts of PDA's, smartphones, iPads, tablets and now the SP3. I've not used a screen protector for any of them, and none received scratches. I'm fairly particular with my things so that probably has helped avoid scratches. Guess it's one of those things that's not bad to do, but I would tend to put it in the personal preference column.
As above. No right or wrong, its whatever you opt for. I dont bother with screen protectors, never had a problem. Doesnt mean there isnt a use for them, sharpcolorado seems to be out and about in many thpes of non office environments, so in that instance, it makes sense. On the other side of the argument, mine lives in my bedroom, or my bag, always with the thpe cover over the screen when not in use, so i see absolutely no reason to spend money on one, and for a good, one, its not a small amount of money either.
Jeff Pheffer
New Member
I purchased Zagg's tempered glass protector and I absolutely love it. The other users was right. You will forget its there. No drag at all like a normal screen protector.
The stiff glass installs very differently (much more easily) than the ductile plastic covers. A thin layer of silicone helps adhere to your Surface, and also fills the gap. The protector is mostly self-sealing.
Here's how I have done it on my device the Surface PCs of several friends:
1. Move to a very brightly lit place, devoid of spouse or toddlers.
2. Start with a warm-ish Surface. Clean and dry your screen. View it at different angles. Make sure you see no oil sheen or evidence of streaks or sediment.
3. Clean your hands with soap to remove oils. Dry your hands.
4. Practice placement a couple of times without removing the clear packaging. Your best guide is the cutout "ears" on the upper left and right.
5. Proceed to install. You will see the silicone layer adhering to your Surface, and rapidly moving outward.
6. Pursue any bubbles or inadequacies after about 2 minutes.
Here's how I have done it on my device the Surface PCs of several friends:
1. Move to a very brightly lit place, devoid of spouse or toddlers.
2. Start with a warm-ish Surface. Clean and dry your screen. View it at different angles. Make sure you see no oil sheen or evidence of streaks or sediment.
3. Clean your hands with soap to remove oils. Dry your hands.
4. Practice placement a couple of times without removing the clear packaging. Your best guide is the cutout "ears" on the upper left and right.
5. Proceed to install. You will see the silicone layer adhering to your Surface, and rapidly moving outward.
6. Pursue any bubbles or inadequacies after about 2 minutes.
