Zagg Invisishield or Lexerd screen protector?

[+sevenlooneytunes]

Hi all,

 

I just got my first GPS (Dakota 20) and I want to protect the screen. Does anyone have any experience with either Lexerd or Invisishield? Lexerd has both an anti-glare and a crystal clear version. I was thinking of the anti-glare, but I'm wondering if it will interfere with clarity. I'd like to know if they are easy to install without bubbles, how easy they are to remove (will they leave residue or cause damage), and if they will actually stay on and protect the screen.

 

Any other helpful hints for my new Dakota are also welcome.

 

Thanks!

[+splashy]

I used IS before and found it sticky, changed to Ipod touch protector and I'm happy with it.

[+northernpenguin]

Hi all,

 

I just got my first GPS (Dakota 20) and I want to protect the screen. Does anyone have any experience with either Lexerd or Invisishield? Lexerd has both an anti-glare and a crystal clear version. I was thinking of the anti-glare, but I'm wondering if it will interfere with clarity. I'd like to know if they are easy to install without bubbles, how easy they are to remove (will they leave residue or cause damage), and if they will actually stay on and protect the screen.

 

Any other helpful hints for my new Dakota are also welcome.

 

Thanks!

 

I've been using an InvisibleShield on my Colorado since I got it. It hasn't moved since April 2008, and there's no lasting scratches on it. I'm also using this for my HTC Touch Pro2 and it works great.

 

Don't know how well it comes off, as I've never found I have a reason to remove it.

[+CortandTrent]

Yeah I have the IS on my iPhone and I'm not a fan. It grabs your finger a lot when your trying to use it. Not very smooth sliding at all.

[+Cache Liberation Front]

I have the Lexard on my Oregon 450 right now, and am very happy with it. I forget it's even there.

[+TexasCacheCrew]

I am on my second Lexerd for my Oregon. The first one saved the screen from several knocks during a year-plus of hard use but took some blemishes in the process. When I decided to replace it, I easily peeled off the old protector. I also have a Lexerd on my Nuvi and am happy with it.

All three Lexerds went on easily, and none gave me problems with bubbles.

[+PokerLuck]

I installed a Lexerd on my Oregon the day I got it. It had two very bad scratches on it the second day. I replaced it with a Zagg and six months later it has no scratches on it. Your mileage may vary, but I prefer the Zagg.

[+Tahoe Skier5000]

Hi all,

 

I just got my first GPS (Dakota 20) and I want to protect the screen. Does anyone have any experience with either Lexerd or Invisishield? Lexerd has both an anti-glare and a crystal clear version. I was thinking of the anti-glare, but I'm wondering if it will interfere with clarity. I'd like to know if they are easy to install without bubbles, how easy they are to remove (will they leave residue or cause damage), and if they will actually stay on and protect the screen.

 

Any other helpful hints for my new Dakota are also welcome.

 

Thanks!

 

I bought some cheapo knock off brand screen protectors from Walmart and cut them to size. Works great.

[+sevenlooneytunes]

Thanks for the replies! For those of you with Lexerd - were you using antiglare or crystal clear? I'm leaning toward Lexerd since some of you have mentioned the stickiness of the Zagg protector.

[+Indotguy]

Thanks for the replies! For those of you with Lexerd - were you using antiglare or crystal clear? I'm leaning toward Lexerd since some of you have mentioned the stickiness of the Zagg protector.

 

I tried a Lexerd antiglare on my Out & Back and it gave everything a "fuzzy" out of focus look. The crystal clear was much better.