Best screen protector for N8?

[Maeve]

Hello!

I have an N8 and I am looking for a screen protector. While browsing google I found out that Zagg invisibleSHIELD is the best "bang for the bucks". Your opinions? Maybe there is something better?

 

[Maloon]

I use the Clarivue Ultra Clear:

http://www.clarivue.com/nokia-n8-screen-protector.html

You get two screen protectors in one pack. I have had the first one on for almost 3 months now and it still looks like new. I used them before on my N95 and N97. They're a good quality screen protector.

 

[loveeeme048]

Screen protector on gorilla glass = waste of money.. Sales your $.

 

[Darph Bo Bo]

my impressions on the clarivue anti-glare if you're interested...

After watching this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpbOoQpwAFs&feature=player_embedded

I likely won't be replacing it.

 

[thedalamo]

The Nokia N8 is probably about my 10th handheld. I have always used a screen protector on ALL of my previous devices without exception.

However with the N8 I decided to not use a screen protector. After months of use there is not the slightest sign of wear and tear on the screen.

My conclusion:

The Nokia N8 does not need a screen protector.
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[Born-To-Be-A-Star]

I agree with this. Adding a protector actually makes it more difficult for some gestures. I had an N86 for a year before my N8 without a protector as well. Glass is pretty unscratchable. Save your money for Gravity.

 

[Wiiboy4ever]

I have had zero issues with any gestures and a screen protector. In fact the screen is still very sensitive and I had to get used to that coming from a N97 (with a resistive screen and screen protector). That being said Gorilla Glass is pretty sturdy, but I just view the screen protector as an insurance policy. I have it on there in case I drop the phone. The screen protector will provide some level of protection for this and it is much cheaper to replace my screen protector vs the screen itself. I stated on these boards before that I dropped my N97. The back cover got scratched up pretty good as did the screen. I had a Clarivue on the screen and all I had to do was change the screen protector (screen itself was scratch free). It's not like these screen protectors are expensive. For $15-$20 I can provide some level of protection for the screen of a $400+ device. I don't think that is a bad insurance policy.