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ZAGG's Invisible Shield Review - Features and Testing |
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Written by PR0F GIGGLES
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Features: - Scratch-Proof, patented film
- Military Grade
- Lifetime Guarantee
- No added bulk
- Improves grip
- Invisible protection
Testing: To start I have to apply The Invisible Shield. If your like me then following the instructions might scare you a little at first. The instructions say to get the section of the Invisible Shield you are about to apply quite wet, but trust me it works best to follow their instructions; they do know what they are doing. While I had a fear of getting parts of the Invisible Shield to wet before applying, I found that the wetter it was the easier it was to work with. Now let’s try to damage my PSP with the newly installed Shield. I will begin by trying to imitate the YouTube video by grabbing a nearby key. Instead of the body, for some reason I decided to start with the screen, seeing as that to me that’s a far better testimony to its ability that to just protecting the back. After I did this a few times, I then started to freak out the other reviews here by showing them, and they were equally as impressed as I was. While the key did leave light scuff marks, they soon buffed out and I couldn’t even tell that I had tried this idiotic idea in the first place. I then decided to step it up and found a screw driver with a nice sharp tip. While that did leave a tiny mark on the Invisible Shield, that I must say I don't even notice anymore, its nothing compared to massive scratch that it should have left. So now that my PSP has survived these horrible, torture tests I will reward it by playing some games on it. While playing I found that with this super material it gave the PSP a unique grip that wasn’t there before. Once I started playing I didn’t even notice the tiny mark from the screwdriver, let alone that the Invisible Shield was there at all. Now see how well it worked:
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