iPhone 3G Bodyguradz vs Zagg Review *24 Hours After Install*

My review about the Bodyguardz on my iPhone 3G and how I like it better than the Zagg

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• iPhone
• 3G
• Bodyguardz
• Zagg
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[xxbigpimpin6969]

Do u use your phone just with the bodyguards or do u use it with a case also? If so what case??? Thanks

[ThatAppleDude]

I now use it with only the bodyguardz. I'll use it for a while until the corners wear off. Then I'll go back to using a case or use the other Bodyguardz. The feel of a naked iPhone is awesome. Nothing beats the look and fell of a naked iPhone when it come to looks imo. The iPhone 3G is such a good looking phone to be trapped in a beautiful case unless you are rough with your phone.

[xxbigpimpin6969]

nice vid.. 5 stars. just one question. So are you saying dont put it in your pocket for like the first couple days, or are you saying dont put it in your pocket at all with the bodyguardz. Thanks

[ThatAppleDude]

Thanks for the rating and comment!

After installing, please keep it away from your pocket. Lint is the killer. Let the corners heal and adhere for at least 48 hours. Once lint or dust gets into the adhesive, game over. Hope that helps.

[xxbigpimpin6969]

but after 48 hours then you can put it in your pocket right? Im about to order it right now.

[ThatAppleDude]

depends on how good your install is. If the corners are completely sealed, go for it. If the corners are not totally sealed by 48 hours, apply pressure. If it still doesn't seal, try clipping with some nail cutters or use the other supplied piece. It's about preparation. Dust is the killer.

[pccontractor]

Get 20% Off and free shipping at BodyGuardz with coupon code 0dcd4

[oakster15]

use a credit card. same thing

[kragier]

@byunrichard [2/2]

Since I already have the Defender (and it performs well for drop protection) I won't be getting something else.

If you plan on making a review anyway, I'll watch it. However, don't do anything special for me (your comment seems a little suggestive of that, to me at least) since I won't be getting it!

They say bubbles go away, but I'd rather just apply without them. I applied it for someone else (static type of protector) and did so without any bubbles, and none since.

[kragier]

@byunrichard [1/2] Well, as the comment age says, this is from a year ago.

I already have an Evo 3D (I chose to skip the S2, and I'm more than happy with my choice!) with an Otterbox Defender. The screen protector has a grainy rainbow effect that I hate, but it is easy for Swype. While I hate the screen protector, Otterbox supposedly has great customer service and replacements. Good service is just as important as a good product.

[byunrichard]

@kragier I bought a Samsung Galaxy S2 and have purchased a Bodyguardz full body protection package from them. If you want, I'll go ahead and let you know what it looks like and my review on the product.

[DroidLocks6971]

ZAGG SCREEN SHIELDS ARE THE SHIZNIZZLE MY NINJA

[lilmitsu]

Look up Ghost Armor. Its way better

[PivotFireDude]

Does it have that "orange-peel" effect?

[dethklok23]

@pccontractor, doesn't work anymore. FYI

[dethklok23]

@ThatAppleDude, You should try wrapping the phone in saran wrap tightly when you are installing a back cover and when you take it off 24 hours later your corners are PERFECT!

[kragier]

@ThatAppleDude Well I know the perfect place that is dust free, and I mean COMPLETELY dust free 8D!

The iPhone does look nice, but after Apple's lawsuit against Google and HTC's Nexus One, (me being a Google fanboi) I have no appeal to anything Apple anymore.

I want to get the Samsung Galaxy S Epic 4G and I want to know what the best skin is, thanks for the video!