Lexerd - NEC N900 TrueVue Crystal Clear Cell Phone Screen Protector (Dual Pack Bundle)

• Ultra Thin
• Crystal Clear
• Guarantee To Preserve Original Color Tones
• Heat, Water Resistance, Against Scratches and Shields Damage
• Not Interfere with Touch screen Technology

I just installed the Lexerd protector for my 900, and I'm glad its a "peel and stick" version. It came pre-cut for the earpice, camera, sensors, etc., and also came with "finger gloves" to prevent finger prints. The material feels like the OEM screen and there is no change in sensitivity. Fingers/stylus swipe just as smoothly as before. I was going to opt for the "ZAGG", as I'd installed on another "non-touch" screen phone, and while it offers great protection, I was worried about the rubbery feel. Not an issue with the Lexerd. I performed a mild key-scratch test and while the keys made indentations in the material, a few rubs with the finger gets most of the scratches out. Phone is still fine.

My only concern is that out of the package, the protector is curled/concaved such that the sides of the non-adhesive face point upwards. I'm not sure if this was intentional, in order to make installation easy, but once applied, all along the borders, there doesn't seem to be a solid contact between the film and the screen (eg air bubbles). Again, this is limited to the edges, and not the main part of the screen. I'm not able to pull the protector off with finger/fingernails, along what seems to be the loosely contacting edge, so again, I'm not sure if this is intentional or not. I think it will survive for a while, sliding in and out of pockets however. Either way, I think its better than the versions that require "liquids" for installation.

Just be careful to not get "ANY" dust, lint, etc. on the screen or it will show as a tiny air bubble. It may not matter for some people but for the OCD types, it will probably be an issue. I reapplied mine to clean off (1) small piece of lint. Even after re-applying, there were no other air bubbles. I'd recommend getting the (2) pack if you're not sure you can get it right on the first shot. My first protector got too much lint/dust on somehow (my mistake, not mfg.).