Apple is Using Machines to Install iPhone Screen Protectors in Japan [Video]
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Posted February 5, 2016 at 5:36am by iClarified
Apple has launched a machine applied iPhone screen protector installation service in Japan, reports Macotakara.
The company has partnered with Belkin to offer its ScreenCare+ Anti-Glare and InvisiGlass screen protectors to customers. The Anti-Glare version offers Improved Visibility, Protection, and is Ultra-Thin. The InvisiGlass version is made from Flexible Glass, is Strong, Natural, and Ultra-Thin.
InvisiGlass Screen Protectors have a uniform molecular structure that preserves the vibrant color, resonance and clarity of your screen with virtually no distortion, so you can enjoy the brilliance of each and every pixel. The concentrated elastic bonding in the breakthrough material eliminates the friction that causes drag, giving you the exact same touch-sensitivity and glide as the naked screen itself.
Apple's price is 2,180 or 4,280 JPY. Take a look at the video below to see how the screen protector is applied.
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The hard part about putting screen protector is cleaning every bit of dust not putting the screen protector on. So this is not what I expected. Kinda useless
It's not stupid! At least it's trying to perfect it compared to humans that will more often than not put in on with air bubbles that will stay there unless you risk doing it yourself that will affect the protector or will make it slanted and will have to carefully perfect it yourself! So what if it does take more time with this? It would pay off all that wait for this and it's looks like something that was made with the iPhone.
Or they're just showing who would want to install a screen protector. Of app,e wasn't happy with their screen, they'll improve on it rather than slapping stuff into it.
Now this is what I call effort to putting on screen protector. At Best Buy I had geek squad put on 2 different screen protectors wrong going off the screen which meant that peeling off most of it to level it off also made it collect dirt on the sticky side. When I did it, I nearly got it on right which was close to this, but perfect.