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do you know other option for ishield? that is cheaper?

If you take a closer look at what iShield is offering, it is already the cheapest protector in the market. You just pay P 1,400.00 it has a lifetime replacement warranty and for the life of your phone, you can keep on having it replaced once you see some damage on the ishield product.

anglerman wrote:
If you take a closer look at what iShield is offering, it is already the cheapest protector in the market. You just pay P 1,400.00 it has a lifetime replacement warranty and for the life of your phone, you can keep on having it replaced once you see some damage on the ishield product.

some people said you pay a 400 when you request replacement of ishield

Actually, it is free, you can get it from the website of ZAGG and you can request for a replacement. You need to spend P 500.00 for the shipping and tax with Fedex. Better if you have it changed in iShield mas mura and free pa installation. They will pay for the shipping and tax na lang so you do not have to do it yourself.

With Gmask and Bodyguardz, wala nito so you need to buy a new one if you are getting a replacement to protect your phone.

do you have recommendation kung san outlet ang magaling mginstall pra sa phone ko?

The have a kiosk in SM Mega Mall 4th Floor Cyberzone, SM North EDSA, 4th Floor, Cyberzone, Alabang Town Center, near Smart Communications, Along Madrigal Ave.

I hope this helps.

One question again, is the solution of ishied cant damage our earpiece and the home button when installation?

It won't damage it. If you look at their website, zagg.com, you will see there that they have sold over 7 million products. If the solution can damage it then they have around 7 millions complaints.

nymph187 wrote:
do you have recommendation kung san outlet ang magaling mginstall pra sa phone ko?

had my 3gs done over sm megamall ok naman dun kaso madaming tao. galing ako sa annex kanina parang mas konti nagpapakabit dun. The process took about 45 mins.

anglerman wrote:
It won't damage it. If you look at their website, zagg.com, you will see there that they have sold over 7 million products. If the solution can damage it then they have around 7 millions complaints.

caveat emptor. it's textbook that if you wanna know real review info on a product, NEVER go to the official website. they are there to promote and advertise. to sell. their info re performance, longevity, etc is expected to be misleading. you go there for trivial info and basics.

read opinion reviews of real consumers like Consumer Reports. better yet, if you a friend that has the product, ask him personally, scrutinize his device, etc.