I currently have the previous Nexus 7 with a Skinomi screen protector and had zero issues - is it true with the new version responsiveness is lost?
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i have the 2013 version of the nexus 7 but as far as i can tell no issues with this skin except it picks up allot of dirt but is easy to clean
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I have the Nexus 7 2nd generation. Which I have a Rubber sleeve on that fits snuggly. The Nexus then fits inside the Great shield tightly. I have to push it in and pull out gently. So yes if the Otter box only covers the back side it should work out fine. I cracked my screen on my 1st Generation Nexus with just a rubber book cover sleeve, when it was stored in my purse. I would give the Great shield five stars. It lives in my purse and shows no sign of wear. Good quality zipper Also.
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Hi, This link might help you to determine which gen you have. The newer one is a little more expensive. Did you look under settings / device? That is where is should tell you about your device. http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/reviews/tablets/3463254/nexus-7-vs-new-nexus-7-2-comparison-review/
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I don't need to worry about that since I put screen protector on my Nexus. Though, I notice a "line" appears on it (screen protector) after I open and close my nexus for many times. I'll wipe it and see how it goes..
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Hi,Actually no glare because the new screen is matte in this version however my problem is with touch screen responsiveness I sent to uk for service
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Well i have a for instance for u. I had a brand new, shiny one installed on my tablet when my frisky kitten bit the corner of my tablet in play and left a bite mark on the shield. Stuff happens. I didn't replace it because it was at the edge of my screen and didn't impact my view, but was good to have the spare in case &#128512;
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looking more closely at my tablet I realize that it has a pre-installed screen protector to which you are referring . So disregard my comments which no doubt you have already done. This means that I had 2 screen protectors on my tablet which I had replaced as the on off switch or something beyond stopped working...dead tablet. I like the tablet a lot so I hope this one will last. Seems quality control is now 'return and replace.''
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Works well on my galaxy 3 phone but not so much on Google nexus 7, I have screen protectors on both. I would guess yes in the galaxy tab but really don't know since I don't have one.
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I wouldn't recommend this keyboard for the latest Nexus 7 tablet. this keyboard fits like a shell around the old Nexus, so the new one would be far too wide to fit properly with it in landscape, and certainly to far too tall to use in portrait mode (the same was true for the original Nexus).
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You know... I have not had this problem. I removed my screen protector from my "Note II" no problem when I had sold it.Have you tried contacting the company for support or checked their website for an FAQ?Maybe I'll try to remove the one from my "Nexus 5" just to make sure and just reapply the second one. I'll respond back if I do it this weekend, if it works no problem, you might have a defective one?
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I got this protector on the advice of my daughter and son-in-law who have used Skinomi products on all their various screens for some time now. I didn't try the one that came with my Moto X, so I can't really compare the two. The Skinomi does have little marks where I used my fingernail to touch/tap the screen because I'm too lazy to find my stylus, but they don't seem to have the same effects that you mention. I have no scratches. The Skinomi was supplied with a microfiber cloth which is used to clean the glass before applying. I use it to clean the protected screen. If things are really bad, I spray the cloth with a little of the solution I use to clean my glasses and then clean the screen. I do not spray the phone or screen directly.
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Basically yes. I believe the protector was cut very precisely with very little (if any) tolerance to mis-alignment. I also had a small issue where one of the corners would not stick completely. Most likely due to it over-lapping the "lip" of the Nexus. But that was as good as I could get and with my MoKo protective cover, you can't see it as the grip covers it. I still like Tech Armor's products and they are very responsive and willing to send replacements if something goes awry with the installation. They stand behind their products. It was just a difficult installation as compared to my Galaxy S4. Basically yes. I believe the protector was cut very precisely with very little (if any) tolerance to mis-alignment. I also had a small issue where one of the corners would not stick completely. Most likely due to it over-lapping the "lip" of the Nexus. But that was as good as I could get and with my MoKo protective cover, you can't see it as the grip covers it. I still like Tech Armor's products and they are very responsive and willing to send replacements if something goes awry with the installation. They stand behind their products. It was just a difficult installation as... » Read More Basically yes. I believe the protector was cut very precisely with very little (if any) tolerance to mis-alignment. I also had a small issue where one of the corners would not stick completely. Most likely due to it over-lapping the "lip" of the Nexus. But that was as good as I could get and with my MoKo protective cover, you can't see it as the grip covers it. I still like Tech Armor's products and they are very responsive and willing to send replacements if something goes awry with the installation. They stand behind their products. It was just a difficult installation as compared to my Galaxy S4. « Show Less
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***This is a comment from the manufacturer*** Hi Tareq- On the 1st gen (2012) Nexus 7, we've had great results and no problems. There is a bug on the 2nd gen 2013 nexus 7 that will have to be resolved in a future update by Google- however users familiar with rooting devices and installing custom ROMs like Cyanogen mod have this resolved in the latest builds. Please let us know of any other questions at support@plugable.com or via http://plugable.com/support Best wishes- Jeff Everett Plugable Technologies
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I have used many protectors over the years. The wet application makes it easier and I wouldn't fear that. I did find the Skinomi greatly degraded the responsiveness and removed it. I will likely order a Zagg because I've always liked them. I tried the Skinomi just for kicks and wish I had stuck with the proven Zagg.
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I had to grab my phone to check this out for myself. I have not yet experienced any issues with the case design interfering with any aspect of the phone's performance. Specifically, the first instance of dragging things to the side of the screen that I could think to test was icons around the home screens. The Nexus 5 actually has very substantial side panels when dragging icons (it zooms out from your home screens and widens the side panel response areas) so the case design poses no problem. Is there a more specific example of interference you could provide?
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Nope no smears on my Nexus 7. I recommend you try to put a screen protector on your Nexus just in case.
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No :) This is for Nexus 4, not N7. Plus, by the sound of your message, there is damage to the LCD itself (pixels on the screen), not just the digitizer (glass part you touch to use the phone). LCD broken or not, trust me that paying extra for LCD + Digitizer is money much more wisely spent.Cheers,Louis.