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Is it bad to keep the protective plastic over the screen? |
Marlun
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Hello!
I just got my m600 and I'm waiting for screen protection to get here, is it bad to keep the protective plastic which is on the screen when you buy it? I'm only keeping it while waiting for the real screen protection.
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Cycovision
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I don't see why it should cause any damage, unless it starts peeling off and gets gritty stuff underneath it maybe 
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BobaFett
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u should keep it, it does protect your screen
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Marlun
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Ok, thank you very much |
xan K
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I don't see why anything bad could happen leaving the plastic on the screen. You can leave there.
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QuickShare
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it doesn't protect your screen well enough just like a screen protector did but at least it might prevent your screen phone scratches to the worst level
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BobaFett
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does that protector effect the stylus at usage?
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Marlun
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What is a stylus? =) |
Cycovision
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The stylus is the little stick that you poke the icons and menus on the screen with
I used to wrap my P910 in a clear plastic bag when I was on the beach to protect it from sand and I could still use the stylus then, so I guess the plastic screen protector won't effect stylus usage too much.
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Marlun
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Nope it doesn't only in the lower right corner where it is a little loose because thats where you are supposed to get a grip when removing it. |
abbafan1972
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I usually keep the screen protector on for as long as I can, but you find it will start to bubble with time.
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xpander
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Won't cause a single problem. I did the same with my K800i and kept the protective screen cover that came with it in place until my Martin Fields screen protector arrived. Granted it looked ugly, but it did the job whilst waiting!
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Marlun
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On 2006-09-14 20:13:07, xpander wrote:
Won't cause a single problem. I did the same with my K800i and kept the protective screen cover that came with it in place until my Martin Fields screen protector arrived. Granted it looked ugly, but it did the job whilst waiting!
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Exactly what I'm waiting for |
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Here everybody considers it to be of bad taste to keep ur protective plastic on. So, I removed it and i am waiting for a m600i dedicated one to arive. My screen isn't scratched anyway as I tend to use the keypad more than ever b4.
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Marlun
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Actually the Martin Fields Overlay Plus Screen Protector for the SE m600i that I go didn't cover the whole screen. It's a small gap at the top, but a gap all the same. I really don't like that but I guess it's like that for everyone? |
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Posted: 2006-09-14 00:04
