iloome iPhone 4/4S ScreenMate Real Tempered Glass 9H Hardness Premium Screen Protector with Oleophobic Coating

First impressions: the packaging is redesigned and looks very appealing compared to the previous version. I just found out that its Eco friendly packaging too so the company definitely cares about the environment safety regulations if that matters. The quality and durability is definite A+. It is very easy to do the installations yourself and the cost is very reasonable for what you're really getting. It's a perfect fit and it also comes with 4 kinds of home button stickers and now they even give you the aluminum finish ones too, which is awesome! It's always that extra something when unexpected that leaves your purchase experience on a high and a good note.After a few days of using it, the touch sensitivity is actually feels better for some reason even though it shouldn't , but in any case I had no issue with touch sensitivity although I can say the edges of the tempered glass screens are a bit weak and may likely be the first part to crack in case of damage. Surprisingly I didn't have a case on this particular evening and my friend dropped my iPhone and it shattered my screen only to realize that it was the iloome tempered glass screen that broke but not my iPhone which made me glad and relieved to know that I spent money on something that saved me $249 at the apple store to get it swapped out.Thank you iloome, keep up with the good work and we expect you to continue making solid products in the future to come.

I don't often do it, but this time (maybe it was just overprotectiveness over my new iPhone), I did. Silly me. Let's start with Mohs Hardness Scale (you can gurgle it) and see how hard glass really is. Is it a 9? No, that's sapphire (corundum). Glass (quartz) is about a 7. Plastic isn't on the scale (it hadn't been invented yet). And that doesn't measure impact resistance at all. As far as scratch resistance, it'll be about the same, so if you use a pocket swiss army knife or have sapphire fingernails to thumb-type, you're going to scratch it anyway. To be fair, it's nice to have a glass screen over your glass screen instead of ikky plastic and a plastic (thin though it may be) buffer between the two. I haven't "tested" this expensive form of protection yet, as suggested by the hammer picture, but it seems about 400% overpriced for what it is. There are plenty of much cheaper adhesive/plastic/glass "protectors" out there now that the market has opened up. Hey, at least they still fit in the cradle - that's a plus.BTW, how do you protect the glass back of your phone? All my iPud devices with aluminum backs look as though they've been scrubbed with Brillo pads. I did find some incredibly cheap soft plastic (not the rubber junk) cases from the Super Swede, so I simply snap one on my thousand-dollar (what? you didn't think they really cost you that much? silly you.) iPhone whenever I take it out of its Home Cradle. Unless I drop it face-down on a sharp rock, they seem to be even better than putting another layer of glass (buffered by glue and plastic film though it may be) on its pretty face. If you have oily hands, maybe you should wash them more often. Between cheeseburgers, say.

Let me get the bad stuff out of the way first. Yes, it says on the website that the corners are the most fragile. Yes, I read that more than once. Yes, I bought a case for my phone to protect said corners. Yes, I took the phone out of the case once. Yes, the one time I took it out, I dropped the phone and cracked the corner of the protector. No, the phone did not crack, scratch or otherwise become harmed.So, yes, it did crack, but it did so exactly where it said it would and it happened because I was dumb.Other than that, this protector is leaps and bounds better than any plastic film. I always hated those. I never felt that the picture on the screen looked right, and it NEVER felt right on my fingers while swiping. The glass is perfect. The colors and picture look exactly the same with no protector and the feel of the glass is the same -- if not better due to a smudge resistant coating.It's a little more expensive and you will need to get a case also, but it is worth every penny!

I bought this product after my friend dropped her iPhone and its screen shattered- repair cost $200. I wondered if there was a "glass to put over the glass/touchscreen" on your iPhone product available, and here it is! This product is about the thickness of 2-3 business cards stacked together, if you follow the instructions it doesn't bubble at all. The screen feels a lot sturdier now (when you touch the "home" button through the cutout you notice how much protection you're getting). This is not a film/plastic, it's actual glass and it's the best thing I've bought as far as Apple accessories go. The only thing that would make your iPhone more protected would be one of those rubber skins that covers the phone's edges and corners as well. I tried a friend's Mophie Juice Pack to see if the added screen thickness would affect how the Mophie hooked up, it didn't affect anything. The touchscreen reactivity is the same as before.

Bought for my iphone 4s, and shipped it overseas since i don't live in the US. the edges on the bottom, on the circles and earpiece are dirt magnet on the first day of installation. The screen is superb. Better in touch experience better in feel, than the original screen glass display without protection. Very nice to touch. Easy to wipe out and clean the finger prints. I will review back again after a month if this will last on my screen or lose its adhesive from the screen and won't chipped.2