Just got a lite for my B-Day and want to treat it right. I bought some DS Lite specific screen protection film from www.shieldzone.com. This stuff is supposed to be the best there is and after watching a guy rape his ipod using a key while protected with this stuff, I was sold. The iPod suffered no damage from the key rakes. Anyway, after getting my hands on the Lite, I'm somewhat skeptical as to whether I even need to use the film. The stylus has a soft head and other than fingerprints, I can't imagine anything else happening to the screen. Nintendo's website claims that using protective film will reduce the sensitivity of the screen. Anyone care to comment on that? Also, the film comes with an application spray that must be placed on film which makes me worry about possible excess liquid seeping into the inards of the DS. Gotta let the DS sit for 24Hrs after application, which sucks a bit.
Just said this in another thread
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?sk...d=1142289337289
Can't go wrong. I recommend these 100%. They are solid and 100% clear. Zero dust, zero haze, zero bubbles. Takes all of 5 seconds to install and comes with a silky smooth cloth to clean finger prints right off.
I can't be happier.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?sk...d=1142289337289
Can't go wrong. I recommend these 100%. They are solid and 100% clear. Zero dust, zero haze, zero bubbles. Takes all of 5 seconds to install and comes with a silky smooth cloth to clean finger prints right off.
I can't be happier.
After looking at that invisibile shield site/video, I'm tempted to buy one. That's pure insanity. I'm going to call the guys up later next week to find out if it affects the touch pad sensitivity. Those protectors are quite thick, so I have a feeling it would cause some issues...
I had one on my 60g colour ipod. They are wicked and perform as they say. But mine went discoloured around the edges, so i ended up taking it off.
So it'll get ugly over time? Could that happen with the curved DSLite edges?
I'm very interested in this product.
Well for me at least I have never used screen protectors. I have a normal DS and DS Lite and I have no scratches on them. I guess it is just a matter of personal preference. I just have never liked them the ones I have tried don't go on very well or look good after I put them on so I ended up taking them back off. Some people swear by them, I went to the launch party for the Lite and saw people putting them on before they even turned their DS on. With the DS it closes when you're not using it so it really isn't exposed when you carry is around plus the stylus has a nice tip on it so unless you are crazy when using it it will be ok. These are just my experience's with them you may end up liking yours.
Hmm.. I found out from another topic that it does't cover the round DSLite's edges, so I'm not gonna be buying one then (I'll buy a case and a screen protector instead).
It only covers these parts:
http://www.liquidsun.org/robby/dslite_invisibleshield.jpg
It only covers these parts:
http://www.liquidsun.org/robby/dslite_invisibleshield.jpg
Nintendo recomends that you don't use a protector on the top screen. Invisa-shield (or what ever its called), is good, but like i said if you have curved edges it can get dirt under there and go a bit gross.
My mates nano has one and its better bc its not curved.
My mates nano has one and its better bc its not curved.
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