I already have a screen protector (Tech Armor) on my 4s. Do I have to remove it to use the Trident?
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I don't believe so. The Trident case does not fit snug against front side of the phone. You will have problems when it comes to texting because of the front case not fitting snug......making typing frustrating especially next to sides of case.
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No. I had a Trident case for my old phone, which was also 2 pieces. It was not as study as this case. I love the material, especially the covers for the USB and headphone cutouts.
1275909
No, but if you have a 4s there is no need for a screen cover. I have never used a screen cover on mine for the 2 years I've had it and I don't have a single scratch.
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I dont think it can be removed. I guess you could cut it out with an exacto knife or something. But the built in one works just fine so you would probably be better off returning the other screen protector or using it later.
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If you still prefer to use your screen protector then keep it on, you don't have to use it but I would keep it just in case. Hope this helps :)
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I use mine with a "Tech Armor" screen protector with absolutely no problem.
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Yes. I already had a different screen protector so I didn't use it but one was included.
1597616
No. It's part of the inner case and the protector can't be used without it.
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No the screen protector is attached to the case so you don't need to have a screen protector if its in the case. Hope that answers your question.
1460643
The additional screen protector will eventually cause issues. It is not needed.
801016
I think Nancy's question is about the two layers of plastic screen protection. One of them is clearly intended to be removed and the other seems glued to act as a screen protector. I removed both, using a sharp knife to separate the thicker film from the ipad shell. I am not a big fan of screen protectors, but if I was using it in an industrial or food service environment I would have left it on.
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The screen protector is built into the case and would be kind of difficult to remove without destroying the case and voiding the warranty. I imagine an exacto knife would do the trick. The sensitivity with the case on is not too bad, but definitely not as good as one that adheres to the screen. This is due to the thickness of the screen protector. The case plastic is much thicker, which allows me to pop the case directly in my pocket or bag and not worry about scratching the screen. Hope this answers your question.a.
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You can use the case without the protector. The protector is ok to use once you finially get the stickiness off of where the tabs are.
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Before I purchased the Trident case I already had a screen protector on my Galaxy S4 Active I bought at the AT&T; store. So I actually have double screen protection. And my phone works fine no issues using touch screen features. Not sure about glare resistant though. I find it is challenging trying to use the phone out in bight sunlight. Hope this helps.
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The bar is closer on the top and bottom of the Trident case compared to the Otterbox. Both cases are great and protective. The Otterbox is less bulky and heavy. I recommend both cases but if you want easier functionality with your screen, I suggest Otterbox. I have small fingers and I can use both cases fine, but the Trident is a little more tricky to use with the screen access.
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The case comes in two halves. The top part has a clear plastic screen protector. I ordered several different cases to compare and the Trident is the best by far.
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You COULD remove the clear screen cover but I would highly discourage it - though extremely thin, it does provide an extra element of protection and an extra element of snugness with the front part of the case to the back - since it is also sealed to the very edges, it helps maintain water resistance, whereas you using your existing screen protector would not.