Dynaflo LIQUID-ARMOR Screen Protector hands-on
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Are you curious yet? Well, we certainly hope so because we were initially skeptical about the Dynaflo LIQUID-ARMOR Screen Protector. Dubbed as the revolutionary way of protecting displays of any kind, it’s a spray-on invisible screen protector that offers superior protection – including scratches and is water spill resistant. Essentially, you spray on the Dynaflo LIQUID-ARMOR solution onto the included microfiber cloth, and wipe in one direction to evenly coat the surface.
So yeah, it’s an “invisible” screen protector that also has a high-gloss finish to it when it’s completely dry. Furthermore, it’s touted to be repel both dirt and debris much better than your typical screen protector as well. Naturally, there’s a lot of talk with this intriguing $24.99 retail priced item, so we’re going to see if it can walk the walk.
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10 Comments
1. jmoita2 posted on 12 Oct 2012, 15:45 2 0
Looks pretty cool!!! I'm tired of screen protectors. I just can't stand the bubbles. Even the Wrapsol one performed pretty poorly in the bubble department...
2. Birds posted on 12 Oct 2012, 15:57 1 0
I said it once and I'll say it again. I don't watch John V.'s reviews/hand-on's for the product. I watch it for those sexy brown hands although, I really like his reviews.... And nice cat BTW...
3. ghostkilla1388 posted on 12 Oct 2012, 16:37 0 0
Is it really that good? i mean i've had zagg and looking at putting it on my Droid X2 but don't like the looks of a traditional screen protector.
4. lolwat posted on 12 Oct 2012, 16:50 2 0
CAN YOU PLEASE STOP USING WIDE APERATURES?! I CAN BARELY SEE ANY DETAIL IN THE VIDEO.
8. aveese posted on 12 Oct 2012, 22:34 0 0
is it like a nail polish??? can i remove it with acetone??? btw i love the cat!
10. andro. posted on 13 Oct 2012, 06:17 0 0
Hmmm id have worries about this,I see first hand on a daily basis how easy phone repairs can say warranty is void due to moisture damage,if a phone goes faulty could this spray if found on a handset be interpreted as moisture damage i wonder?!
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