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- Platform: Sony PSP
- PEGI Rating: Ages 3 and Over
- Media: Video Game
- Item Quantity: 1
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The new improved Hori Screen Protector for the PSP 3000 is compatible with previous 1000 and 2000 models of the PSP. Highly durable screen protector without affecting image quality on the LCD screen. The product includes one scratch resistant screen protector and is easy to apply and remove. Cleaning cloth included.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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What can I say? Agree with the other reviewer that the screen protector is amazing. It's crystal clear and it protects the screen.
However, I do not agree that it is impossible to put it on the screen without dust. I have two dogs so I know all about a house not being very clean. But one must use the cleaning cloth that comes with the package and it is antistatic and like not have a huge sweater on that will spray dust all over the place.
I sit alone in my room at a table when I apply the screen protector. I don't make a lot of movements and I only have a t-skirt on (and my pants of course -why would I sit naked?) First I clean the table then I clean the PSP. Take your time and put it on slowly like they tell in the instruction. It is very easy!
HORI has the best screen protector out there. I have had many from different companies. I have two PSP's and 2 DS's and all of them have HORI protectors on now because I have tried others and always come back for this quality product.
However, I do not agree that it is impossible to put it on the screen without dust. I have two dogs so I know all about a house not being very clean. But one must use the cleaning cloth that comes with the package and it is antistatic and like not have a huge sweater on that will spray dust all over the place.
I sit alone in my room at a table when I apply the screen protector. I don't make a lot of movements and I only have a t-skirt on (and my pants of course -why would I sit naked?) First I clean the table then I clean the PSP. Take your time and put it on slowly like they tell in the instruction. It is very easy!
HORI has the best screen protector out there. I have had many from different companies. I have two PSP's and 2 DS's and all of them have HORI protectors on now because I have tried others and always come back for this quality product.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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So, after reading the highly polarised reviews of this product, I approached it eagerly anticipating a struggle. I got one.
All of the comments citing the difficulty of application are accurate: putting this thing on without any mistakes is painstaking. However, if you do as I did and read the comments and advice on here first, and take your time with it, it can be done first time. I managed not to leave any bubbles or dust underneath mine, but then (abandoning modesty) I'm fairly good with my hands and I have a lot of patience.
Some people don't seem to feel that this learning curve and skill requirement is fair for a consumer product, and I sympathize. The best anyone can offer at this point is a caveat, so consider this fair warning: it is difficult to put on correctly. Chances are, however, that if you've got an appetite for technology you've probably already had to dismantle, repair or assemble something, so you've got all the training you need to put this protector on. And if you approach it with adequate patience and care it does work and is worth it: mine looks fine (I noticed no difference in brightness or sharpness) and I no longer have to worry about damaging the screen.
But no, you can't just buy it and slap it straight on your screen and have it look right: such products do not exist. Screen protectors are, by their nature, fiddly and delicate to apply.
All of the comments citing the difficulty of application are accurate: putting this thing on without any mistakes is painstaking. However, if you do as I did and read the comments and advice on here first, and take your time with it, it can be done first time. I managed not to leave any bubbles or dust underneath mine, but then (abandoning modesty) I'm fairly good with my hands and I have a lot of patience.
Some people don't seem to feel that this learning curve and skill requirement is fair for a consumer product, and I sympathize. The best anyone can offer at this point is a caveat, so consider this fair warning: it is difficult to put on correctly. Chances are, however, that if you've got an appetite for technology you've probably already had to dismantle, repair or assemble something, so you've got all the training you need to put this protector on. And if you approach it with adequate patience and care it does work and is worth it: mine looks fine (I noticed no difference in brightness or sharpness) and I no longer have to worry about damaging the screen.
But no, you can't just buy it and slap it straight on your screen and have it look right: such products do not exist. Screen protectors are, by their nature, fiddly and delicate to apply.
I decided to give this product a go after reading the reviews, confident that I could manage to actually keep the PSP clean enough that I would be able to set the screen and avoid the so dreaded bubbles. The result is : fail.
Despite having the whole room closed up (no doors/windows open), and cleaning extensively the PSP screen before trying to apply the filter (and this certainly took a LONG time, looking at the reflection of the screen and making sure not one speck of dust remained), I still got some bubbles when applying the filter! Worst, as I retried (as gently as I could), the screen was getting more and more dust within! In less than five minutes the whole ordeal became almost impossible.
Peeling it off, using masking tape to clean the filter, and trying to re-apply was a "one step forward, two back" methodology, since new dust speckles were gathering up to make up for the ones I removed.
In short, you really need a clean environment to install this (and I imagine other screen protectors will behave similarly). Perhaps it was just a lost cause from the beginning for me since I live next to a forest, but any other brave souls beware.
In the end, my best record was to get the filter applied with just one visible air-bubble that didn't bother me as much. But it certainly was a test of patience and skill. Definitely not for the average Joe.
PS: One small detail which I didn't clearly grasp from the other reviews: it is the dust particles that WILL give you air-bubbles, no matter how good you are at placing the filter. So each speck of dust left in there will give you one air-bubble to swear about.
Despite having the whole room closed up (no doors/windows open), and cleaning extensively the PSP screen before trying to apply the filter (and this certainly took a LONG time, looking at the reflection of the screen and making sure not one speck of dust remained), I still got some bubbles when applying the filter! Worst, as I retried (as gently as I could), the screen was getting more and more dust within! In less than five minutes the whole ordeal became almost impossible.
Peeling it off, using masking tape to clean the filter, and trying to re-apply was a "one step forward, two back" methodology, since new dust speckles were gathering up to make up for the ones I removed.
In short, you really need a clean environment to install this (and I imagine other screen protectors will behave similarly). Perhaps it was just a lost cause from the beginning for me since I live next to a forest, but any other brave souls beware.
In the end, my best record was to get the filter applied with just one visible air-bubble that didn't bother me as much. But it certainly was a test of patience and skill. Definitely not for the average Joe.
PS: One small detail which I didn't clearly grasp from the other reviews: it is the dust particles that WILL give you air-bubbles, no matter how good you are at placing the filter. So each speck of dust left in there will give you one air-bubble to swear about.
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Forever blowing bubbles
Yes thats right, no matter how many times this thing sticks on, you get air bubbles. I can see how this works in principal but the machine just ends up looking ugly. Read more
Published 23 months ago by minaym
Awful
Now I'm going to try and keep this review as neutral as possible and see both sides. Before buying, I looked on Amazon. Read more
Published on 8 Sep 2009 by K. Burton
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