When I was about 10 I saved up for my very first GameBoy. I took out the trash, swept the patio, did the dishes, and vacuumed the house for 6 whole months, at $3 a week. In the end my grandmother contributed the rest for my birthday gift that year. The GameBoy Pocket had just been released, but I was strictly forbidden to spend money on any device so new, let alone one marketed towards children and intended to be portable. None-the-less, I remember walking out of that Game Exchange with my head held high, beaming of pride, and showing anyone within earshot my fancy new to me, used, GameBoy system.
Exactly 13 days later, and, I recall the number of days because Momma would later repeat it every time I so much as glanced at a portable gaming system for the next decade, I allowed my pride and joy to tumble from the back seat of out family's mini van face down onto the pavement below. An incident that today would seem quite harmless, but to a behemoth of a handheld like a classic GameBoy meant a cracked LCD screen and the end of a beautiful relationship. In all $55 had been spend on that handheld gaming device, and Mommas was not about to let me forget during the remainder of my adolescence.
The original GameBoy was release with a market price the equivalent of a modern day $170- Today most new smartphone generations average over $500. I needed remind you that smartphones are used far more heavily than any portable gaming device- heck, they double as gaming devices, and GPS systems, and veritable tablets. We, as a society, are more and more attached to our smartphones every day. So, when we buy them we slap a case on it and a thin piece of plastic we call a screen protector. Unfortunately, I, personally have seen 4 Galaxy S4 or higher phone models meet their end with a shattered screen, while wearing one of these supposed screen protectors.
What are you really protecting your phone from with a plastic sheet? A replacement screen for any smartphone 2-3 generations recent runs more than $100, with installation. That's a hefty chunk to pay for a device you were likely already saving up to replace! Using a glass reinforced screen protector such as intelliARMOR intelliGLASS screen protector on your mobile device is just plain common sense.
Many people I've talked to about 'glass' screen protectors have several reservations. For starters, it's hard to talk someone into spending $20-$40 for a screen protector when they can buy a 3 pack of 'regular' protectors on Amazon for $5. intelliARMOR intelliGLASS protectors are available for devices as recent as the Samsung Galaxy S6 for just $12.95, and include a Lifetime Warranty. It's important to keep in mind that an intelliGLASS screen protector is intended to absorb scratches and harsh impacts to protect your phone's natural screen, and is not promised to be indestructible. That is to say the screen protector will 'take the fall' for your phone when it really matters- should the fall prove untimely, simply submit a warranty claim for a replacement screen protector.
What Daughter Says: Protect your investment while enhancing it's experience- choose intelliARMOR for mobile devices.
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ReplyDeleteI need to try this out ... I saw Tomoson had it. Also, I had a Game Boy Pocket! Ha. I think I paid for it myself but I forget.
ReplyDeleteOh and I have a Samsung Galaxy s3.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a smartphone so I'll have to see if there is one for my tablet
ReplyDeleteI would be protecting a Note 3.
ReplyDeleteYouTube subscribe goes to Blast Zone, and I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 2, but I think the note 3 will fit. If I win and it won't, I will let you know my daughter-in-law's model. Thanks
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ReplyDeleteThis sounds like an amazing way to protect your smartphone! I have shattered a screen before its not fun!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter did the same thing with her first iPod -- tragic!
ReplyDeleteI'd use it for my husbands iPhone 5.
ReplyDeleteDesiree Dunbar
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I need to protect my iPhone 5S.
ReplyDeleteI think I would get it for my husbands Samsung Galaxy S5.
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