Anti-reflective layer is to protect the screen and reduce glare and allow much clearer view of the screen.
Features:
Suitable for PSP 1000, PSP 2000, PSP 3000.
Silicone adhesive layer allows the film to be removed and reapplied several times and there is no sticky residue left on the screen.
Hard coated PET material is to prevent the screen from scratching and dust and other small particles.
Screen Protector Filter for PSP 1000/2000/3000, $0.69+Free Shipping
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I could use a couple if you'd be willing to send some my way.
I'm scared of putting on screen protectors. Dust ALWAYS gets under it. :(
The sticky side of the SP seems to be statically charged and is a magnet to dust.
Anyone got tips? I've wasted so many SPs. I'd put one on, and find one or two dust particles, so I'd peel it off and put a new one on, only to find my second attempt is even worse than the first. Then I get frustrated and won't play my new device until the next SP from ebay arrives 2+ weeks later.
Also, if the SP is exactly the size of the screen, I have problems aligning it 100% straight, and some parts of the screen edges get exposed.
ARRGHHHH.
Silicone adhesive layer allows the film to be removed and reapplied several times
Yes, but in reality once you peel it off I doubt you'll be able to use it again. The adhesive side will be full of dust particles which you won't be able to get rid of. The more time you spend trying to remove dust from it, more dust will fall onto it and you'll be doing this for a very long time.
Is it an anti glare screen protect or a clear (glossy) one? You've described it as AG, but the description on your site says "Clear Screen Protector Filter for PSP 1000/2000/3000 (Transparent)".
Stick a piece of tape on top of the screen protector (on a side), lift it, then apply double sided tape to the area under the screen protector with dust on it.
That just removes the cover (the SP has a thin adhesive on both sides to peel off.
If you remove that cover first, then use the sticky tape, you get adhesive stuck to the SP from the sticky tape, and some on your phone's glass too.
Probably depends on the screen protector and tape you use, but I have had success with this technique.
Here's a video of the technique I use if you're still interested/unclear of what I meant:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYOQD5Jjky4
Prehaps a screen protector for ps vita at the same price will be handy?
There's no way this is a genuine Hori product, which should probably be mentioned
This will come in handy, got a new PSP last year to play some Japanese VNs.
How much did you get that for, and from where?
I can probably give you some as a friend of mine closed his shop and left hundreds of screen protectors with me!!!