alan_shearer
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Benks. Sure it's thick and all. Can't complain for the price though.
What case is that? Any concerns with case lifting the SP?

Benks. Sure it's thick and all. Can't complain for the price though.
Benks. Sure it's thick and all. Can't complain for the price though.

Benks. Sure it's thick and all. Can't complain for the price though.
Moi benks still at forwarder there.
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Mine still in the air somewhere..... Anyone interested, letting go of one Benks iPhone 6 black.
Just got my full coverage tempered glass protector
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Nice but I noticed there is a white line between the screen and the border.
bro mind sharing what's the total damage for it ?
you interested to get? PM me, later mod kpkb for breaking rules.
Rules are there, FOLLOW it. If you guys don't want me to KPKB at you, stick to it.![]()
Just got my full coverage tempered glass protector
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Nice!! guess the horseshoe make the thumb rest within the touch ID nicely. Guess this design will be better than the fully covered one unless not using the touch ID.
Reservoir type might have issue unless it those <o. 2mm thick one but the market seen to be 0.33mm is the thinnest for full glass coverage glass protector.
Just got my full coverage tempered glass protector
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Nice! Glad I bought it. Waiting for mine to arrive too. Hehehe
saw this post on macrumors
"Also watchout - the glass type protector are strong and great, but if you ever drop your phone (happened to my buddy), it causes extra stress on portion of screen that it does not cover (corners). His screen cracked everywhere except the glass covered portion ."
currently no glass protector covers the entire glass surface
if the above holds true, isn't it better to be without any glass protector?
Actually it's true. A colleague of mine also said the same thing. His claim is that the original glass is actually slightly flexible. By adding another layer of glass on top, it sort of increases the rigidity. Thus drops at certain angles will cause both glass to crack for sure.
I guess having a tempered glass will help protect scratches. But pretty sure drops wil be 'fatal'.
Actually it's true. A colleague of mine also said the same thing. His claim is that the original glass is actually slightly flexible. By adding another layer of glass on top, it sort of increases the rigidity. Thus drops at certain angles will cause both glass to crack for sure.
I guess having a tempered glass will help protect scratches. But pretty sure drops wil be 'fatal'.