Release of the InvisibleSHIELD Full Body and Screen Protection for the HTC Touch Pro

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Let’s face it, the stock screen protector supplied with the HTC Touch Pro sucks.  It’s too difficult to install since it leaves very little room for error.  If you are off by 1mm, the screen protector will hang of the side just a little.  Over time, the edge of the screen protector will pull up and  all the dust and lint inside your pocket will dig into the screen protector.  Eventually, the whole screen protector will come right off the screen, leaving it naked and prone to scratches.  This is exactly what happened to me after 2 weeks of using the stock screen protector.

Scratches along the top

Scratches along the top (click to enlarge)

When I first got my HTC Touch Pro, I immediately looked at an InvisibleSHIELD product to protect my device.  However, they didnot have one developed at the time the HTC Touch Pro was released.  I just checked their website recently, and to my surprise, they finally have them in stock.  HURRAY!

Supposedly, the same material used in the screen and body protectors are also used in helicopter blades to protect them from debris.  The film is only .2mm thick (2 tenths of a millimeter) and is scratch-proof.  The video on their website is more than enough proof of the InvisibleSHIELD’s capabilities.

Scratches around the bottom and a dent from being dropped onto wood floor from 4ft high

Scratches around the bottom and a dent from being dropped onto wood floor from 4ft high (click to enlarge)

Not only does the InvisibleSHIELD protect the screen, it also protects the entire body of the phone.  This is extremely important to me because I don’t use a belt clip or holster and I hate bulky silicone cases.  Bulky cases seem to defeat the purpose of having a small, portable phone.  However, with the InvisibleSHIELD installed, the phone won’t get any thicker and it becomes protected from drops.   I can’t count the number of times I’ve left my cell phone in my lap while driving, then eventually getting out of the car and having the phone fall from my lap onto the pavement.  With the InvisibleSHIELD, I can finally put my worries to ease.

I put my order for an InvisibleSHIELD in today.  It should be here sometime next week or the week afterwards.  Once I get it, I’ll write a review and post some pictures.  In the meantime, take a look at the pictures to see what I’m griping about.

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Written by Eric

November 15th, 2008 at 10:05 am

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  1. Hi,

    I tried going to the site and looking for the IS for the Touch Pro but couldn’t find it. Are you referring to the Fuze version? If so, are you sure it has the same dimensions as a Touch Pro?

    Thanks,

    Joey

    Joey

    19 Nov 08 at 5:42 am

  2. The way I found it was by going to the website and searching for “Touch Pro” in the search box located in the upper right hand corner. Then you’ll see two choices, one for the CDMA version, and the other for the GSM version (Fuze). The CDMA and GSM phones are not exactly the same; the GSM version has a different battery cover.

    prochobo

    19 Nov 08 at 12:52 pm

  3. Found it! Thanks!

    Joey

    20 Nov 08 at 1:34 am

  4. Have you reviewed it yet?
    Just curious as I agree that I hate the bulky rubberized protectors.

    Scott

    6 Dec 08 at 12:16 am

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