Invisible Shield Review

Posted in: Mobile, Reviews

I decided to get a screen protector for my BlackBerry 8703e when I first got it, and after looking at a number of options I went with the Invisible Shield.

As a WriteRight user for nearly a decade, I was hesitant about going with a solution that gave you only a single shield. Even with the replacement guarantee, requesting a replacement and sending in the old one sounded like a hassle. WriteRights need to be replaced every couple of months, so I was skeptical.

Five months later, I am thrilled to report that the Invisible Shield is holding up great - exactly as advertised. I’m really quite impressed. Well worth the $11.95.

A couple of other notes:

  • It isn’t advertised well on the site, but when I placed my order I was able to pay with PayPal - always a bonus to use “play money” on something like this. If it had been clear that they accepted PayPal, I would have placed the order several days sooner and wouldn’t have even of looked for alternatives.
  • Shipping is free - another nice touch.
  • The installation instructions are clear and materials are provided to help you get a bubble and fingerprint free installation.
  • Letting the BlackBerry sit for 24 hours to allow the shield to “set” was a bit inconvenient, but I’m glad I did it.

I’m obviously quite pleased with this little product and I recommend it.

Disclaimers: I was in no way compensated for this review, I received no discount on the product and I am not affiliated with the folks at Invisible Shield in any way (that I know of).

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Posted February 19th, 2007 @ 11:49 PM

3 Replies

  1. Bill Bradford adds this Comment:

    Best Skins Ever has the same product (its just 3M Paint Protective Film, same stuff used in clear car “bras”) for a lot cheaper (and they sell large sheets if you need to custom-cut it).

    I bought the InvisibleShield screen protector for my iPod and love it - but will be buying a Macbook protection kit from BSE due to the $25 price difference between them and ShieldZone for exactly the same product.

    February 20th, 2007 at 1:25 am

  2. Otis adds this Comment:

    Actually, being an insider in ShieldZone, I can GUARANTEE that ShieldZone does, in fact, NOT use 3M film. The film ShieldZone uses has been proven in multiple tests to be a stronger and more abrasive-resistant film.

    February 21st, 2007 at 4:54 pm

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    […] been a big fan of the Invisible Shield since I got one for my BlackBerry. Everything was as smooth as I remembered as I placed the second order, paid via PayPal and choose […]

    April 18th, 2007 at 12:52 pm

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