Does Anyone Use Liquid Glass?

[Jeremiah Bonds]

Does anyone use liquid glass?

I only ask because at a local repair shop, they are actually an official repair location for Google, I think the only in a large number of miles, well, they have them.

I got one installed on the front and on the back as well as on the camera lens.

I've seen them on Amazon but never purchased one and they installed it for a wopping $50, but the cool thing is, if the screen breaks, they will fix it for you with all OEM parts for only $20.

That made me try it and I'm going to cancel my insurance, because for another device they gave me the run-around for two weeks before I was able to get the claim processed and receive a check, which I still have to pay $50 on top.

So all that to say, does anyone have any experience with them? Do you like them? I'm wearing my phone bare at the office right now and kind've liking it.

 

[Almeuit]

TBH if that was around my area I would definitely get it. Sounds very cool. I only have a wet applied screen protector since the glass ones has bad reviews .

 

[Nauga]

I've seen them on Amazon but never purchased one and they installed it for a wopping $50, but the cool thing is, if the screen breaks, they will fix it for you with all OEM parts for only $20.

Are you saying this local repair shop is claiming that they will charge you no more than $20 to replace your screen if it breaks now? That they will eat the cost of certified OEM replacement parts and their own labor? Or is that a claim coming from this liquid glass manufacturer?

 

[Jeremiah Bonds]

That's the shop claiming that and they were very adamant about it.

Are you saying this local repair shop is claiming that they will charge you no more than $20 to replace your screen if it breaks now? That they will eat the cost of certified OEM replacement parts and their own labor? Or is that a claim coming from this liquid glass manufacturer?

 

[Theot]

That's the shop claiming that and they were very adamant about it.

Was it ubreakifix? I am pretty sure there's one in my area. I have the plastic wet application protector and while I've gotten used to it I'd love to ditch it.

 

[Nauga]

That's the shop claiming that and they were very adamant about it.

That's one helluva guarantee even if they're just playing the odds that anyone who would shell out 50 bucks or more for screen protection is probably pretty careful with his phone.

 

[osubeavs728]

you're talking about the droplet stuff that is applied to the phone right? If so, I've been wanting to try it. not for protection purposes, but because I have some pretty large scratches in my screen. so I'm hoping using the liquid glass would fill them in and add the extra protection.

 

[Jeremiah Bonds]

Yes!! I can't even tell that anything is on it.

Was it ubreakifix? I am pretty sure there's one in my area. I have the plastic wet application protector and while I've gotten used to it I'd love to ditch it.

 

[Jeremiah Bonds]

Yeah, fills in the scratches and cracks. I'm using it cause my phone is pretty new (got a new one for fun) and just wanted to compare with my last one. (Sold on Swappa)

you're talking about the droplet stuff that is applied to the phone right? If so, I've been wanting to try it. not for protection purposes, but because I have some pretty large scratches in my screen. so I'm hoping using the laid glass would fill them in and add the extra protection.

 

[Mike Dee]

That's one helluva guarantee even if they're just playing the odds that anyone who would shell out 50 bucks or more for screen protection is probably pretty careful with his phone.

I've owned quite a few phones and never cracked a screen yet. Sounds like insurance.

 

[sunrat39]

It is. OP I'd be careful and I would ask to see their guarantee in writing.

I've owned quite a few phones and never cracked a screen yet. Sounds like insurance.

 

[Lilybell2]

I would certainly want that guarantee in writing, especially if you're planning on cancelling your insurance coverage.

 

[anony_mouse]

All glass is liquid if you heat it enough.

 

[Mike Dee]

All glass is liquid if you heat it enough.

That doesn't bode well for the device

 

[Jeremiah Bonds]

I haven't canceled the insurance on the device that I have it on. I'm going back to the UBREAKIFIX office this weekend for another device and I'll bring it up again.

But the insurance I have, Worth Avenue, I wouldn't advise anyone to use them lol.

I've cracked one screen, on my old Galaxy Nexus, it was a freak accident. Haha

And my wife and I travel so much and use our phones during transit that it's highly a possibility, though it hasn't much happened.

 

[Jeremiah Bonds]

Right. All bad reviews on Amazon. It's ridiculous. We'll see how well it is.

TBH if that was around my area I would definitely get it. Sounds very cool. I only have a wet applied screen protector since the glass ones has bad reviews .

 

[Jeremiah Bonds]

Have it in writing, they replace the glass and the LCD panel. They actually replaced my wife's today and viola, no more burn in.

 

[Jeremiah Bonds]

Also, they officially resealed it, so it has its Google approved water resistance.

 

[Jeremiah Bonds]

 

[cbcasas]

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How does the screen protector look in the end? Can you provide any photos? Oleophobic coating still there? How long did it take to install? Wondering if I can go get one installed on my lunch break at the ubreakifix nearby.

EDIT: Does it also distort screen quality like so? https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-...ag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU6273002