Obviously, I was disappointed. As a previous poster said, they could’ve made it easier to apply (maybe applying on a 5.6″ screen is a bit harder than on a 2.8″ screen). After I had applied it, I noticed an annoying S-shaped piece of dust underneath the screen protector; I think its advertised “PET & Silicone Rubber” surface was also a magnet for dust particles because mine collected dust as soon as I peeled the plastic off of it.

However, I could live with the dust particles and hard-to-get-right application process — what made it unusable for me is the fact that it made my screen terrible! The best description of what it’s like is if you could imagine taking your oily fingers and smudging the entire screen with it; after putting on the Exim screen protector my screen looks like it had a thin film of oil on it, which made it extremely distracting to my eyes and text harder to read (text on the U810 is hard to read as it is).

I think you can save yourself $10-20 by going to your local WalMart and picking up a square yard of clear vinyl for like 60 cents.

Now, maybe i’m missing something, ok but the product isn’t as easy to install as advertised.
not mentioning that i got no answer from their “support”.

moral: stay away from pda-now.com and their $**t

a very frustrated internet buyer

I know it was a few YEARS ago that you wrote this, but I’m thinking of buying an EXiM Screen Protector: Ultra Protect designed for my Canon SD300 digital camera. The camera is small and pocketable, but I’m afraid the LCD will get damaged riding around in my jeans. From your experience with your EXiM Screen Protector, do you think it would stay on while on a screen in a pocket?

Yet, to prevent scratches on your PDA Graffiti area due to writing normal Scotch tape will do too.
I’ve been using a simple strip of Scotch Tape every couple of weeks covering my Graffitti area for years now.
No scratches what so ever, and a nice “texture” tacktile feedback when writing Graffitti.
And at no costs what so ever.

Won’t do for covering the whole screen though.:)

http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/exim-protector-review.html

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