XtremeGuard Coupon: 70% Off Sitewide on Screen or Full Body Protectors + Free Shipping

My nexus 4 with xtremeguard protector + diztronic case. I love it.
The stickness goes away after a while, and I haven't managed to make a single scratch on the protector yet (unlike cheap ebay ones I've used with my old phone).

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Quote from dpals1 : Wow... I found them to be better than ANY other screen protector maker, especially at their price of $5.00 for every mobile skin (Amazon atleast). I got a PERFECT fit and cut for all of the phones I needed a protector from, I had 10 screen protector purchases, all of them perfect. Not only are their protectors perfect, their customer service is probably the best customer service I have ever had! No anger, quick responses, and replaces the protector if you find it to be defective at all. So please, make sure you actually get some information like me, then you criticize however much you want.

Having placed multiple orders with Xtreme, BSE, and ZAGG, I can honestly say that Zagg is the best, and provides a complete package. BSE is pretty darn good--and sent me a free replacement when I had an issue. On my 4th order of xtreme's now, and got a few that were a bit crinkled or bent in the envelope--after applying, they don't look as good (under the film) as Zaggs. I'm cutting xtreme some slack in the quality department, because they're always ultra-cheap with round-the-clock coupon codes.

$3 for a front and back on my GNote 2 is worth a shot in my opinion.

Probably just comes down to preference and maybe luck. Everyone raves about skinomi but I have tried three different screen protectors from them and each time there were streaks and bubbles that didn't go away after says. I never had any problems with xtremeguard

The Google Nexus 4 page does not exist.

got it for iPhone 5 I like it.
1) If you don't use soaped water, you WILL mess up.
2) Quality is almost same as BSE or invisibleshield. I can't tell that big differences. maybe ExtremeGuard's cutting is little bit rough. but acceptable.
3) For the people who are complaining, is it because you messed up the installation?

Quote from JasonKR : got it for iPhone 5 I like it. 1) If you don't use soaped water, you WILL mess up. 2) Quality is almost same as BSE or invisibleshield. I can't tell that big differences. maybe ExtremeGuard's cutting is little bit rough. but acceptable. 3) For the people who are complaining, is it because you messed up the installation?

Any chance you can link to a really good guide to follow or write a quick one yourself?

I just bought one of these screen protectors for my Nexus 7 and I want to make sure I 'install' it correctly.

Thanks and reps for any help.

Quote from DJsDA : Any chance you can link to a really good guide to follow or write a quick one yourself? I just bought one of these screen protectors for my Nexus 7 and I want to make sure I 'install' it correctly. Thanks and reps for any help.

What to prepare before installation?

• Clean hands & Clean room
• Spray with soap water(one drop of dishwasher detergent) would work fine
• Credit card or some kind of card

Installation

1. Turn OFF your device and clean it out completely, make sure there is no dust (double check with lights)
2. Spray your hands as you begin to peel XtremeGuard
3. As you peel, spray on XtremeGuard. just keep spraying.
4. Then apply it to your device, slowly from bottom of it (from whichever area is smallest for iPhone 5 I did it from bottom) ** You can do step 7 during this process, whichever you would like to do.
5. As you apply be sure to check that water is enough to wet your screen
6. Adjust the position of XtremeGuard as you apply. DO NOT push hard to adjust film, handle it like a baby.
7. Then slide it with credit card to get waters out, be sure to not include water bubble & wipe out waters in the edge as you do it.
8. Leave it untouched for around day or so to dry out. (least few hours) If you don't do it then film will move and other shit happens
9. Done! enjoy the protection

Hope it helped!

Quote from schmante

Quote : If it does not move freely for placement on the screen, then you don't have enough water. You don't want to soak your device, but if you don't use enough water the install will be lousy.

These things are garbage, even for free.....why have a $500 phone with $1 protection. Save your money!!!!

Quote from JasonKR : got it for iPhone 5 I like it. 1) If you don't use soaped water, you WILL mess up. 2) Quality is almost same as BSE or invisibleshield. I can't tell that big differences. maybe ExtremeGuard's cutting is little bit rough. but acceptable. 3) For the people who are complaining, is it because you messed up the installation?

These don't even compare to Zagg.....I am not an idiot.....zagg goes on PERFECT, these are garbage! No matter who puts them on.

Great install suggestions JasonKR.

I also use a bowl of water with 1/4 to 1/2 a teaspoon dish detergent mixed in
then after peeling the guard from the backing (with wet hands as you suggested), dunk the entire guard in the mildly soapy water - let it drip a little - then place on the device.

If it does not move freely for placement on the screen, then you don't have enough water. You don't want to soak your device, but if you don't use enough water the install will be lousy. Bang for buck, when xtreme guard runs these specials, they are the best out there (as long as the install goes well).

I have this on a couple of phones, a couple of tablets and an ipod touch. Very happy with the results. Maybe the products that cost 3x - 10x as much are marginally better, but not worth a minimal difference IMO.

Quote from JasonKR : What to prepare before installation? Clean hands & Clean room Spray with soap water(one drop of dishwasher detergent) would work fine Credit card or some kind of card Installation Turn OFF your device and clean it out completely, make sure there is no dust (double check with lights) Spray your hands as you begin to peel XtremeGuard As you peel, spray on XtremeGuard. just keep spraying. Then apply it to your device, slowly from bottom of it (from whichever area is smallest for iPhone 5 I did it from bottom) ** You can do step 7 during this process, whichever you would like to do. As you apply be sure to check that water is enough to wet your screen Adjust the position of XtremeGuard as you apply. DO NOT push hard to adjust film, handle it like a baby. Then slide it with credit card to get waters out, be sure to not include water bubble & wipe out waters in the edge as you do it. Leave it untouched for around day or so to dry out. (least few hours) If you don't do it then film will move and other shit happens Done! enjoy the protection Hope it helped!

FYI their full body protection for galaxy note only cover screen and back cover not the side of the phone

Quote from dnique1221 : These things are garbage, even for free.....why have a $500 phone with $1 protection. Save your money!!!! These don't even compare to Zagg.....I am not an idiot.....zagg foes on PERFECT, these are garbage! No matter who puts them on.

I understand, as I said XtremeGuard cutout could be vary. Just keep that in mind when you guys are buying it.

Quote from schmante : Great install suggestions JasonKR. I also use a bowl of water with 1/4 to 1/2 a teaspoon dish detergent mixed in then after peeling the guard from the backing (with wet hands as you suggested), dunk the entire guard in the mildly soapy water - let it drip a little - then place on the device. If it does not move freely for placement on the screen, then you don't have enough water. You don't want to soak your device, but if you don't use enough water the install will be lousy. Bang for buck, when xtreme guard runs these specials, they are the best out there (as long as the install goes well). I have this on a couple of phones, a couple of tablets and an ipod touch. Very happy with the results. Maybe the products that cost 3x - 10x as much are marginally better, but not worth a minimal difference IMO.

Nice point on

Quote : If it does not move freely for placement on the screen, then you don't have enough water. You don't want to soak your device, but if you don't use enough water the install will be lousy.

The no smudge Zagg is easily worth the extra money. Best I have ever used.....I used these cheap things and they ALWAYS peeled off. The waste of my time, zagg is better in the long run. Just my opinion.

I will give it a try it sounds familiar to armorsuit that I bought for my son