Has anyone tried using the liquid nano screen protectors with the on screen fingerprint sensor? I remember when I got the S8+ they were relatively popular because nothing else stuck to the curved edges but now I don’t see anyone mention them.
Liquid Nano Protectors
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I remember some talk about it on the S10+ pages, can't remember how it worked. I know most comments referred to as snake oil. I don't know myself how it works
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Well, the fact that you didn't know if it was on or if it was worn down, and the real kicker, there is no way to remove it, makes me think this was not even worth considering. If you can't remove it, then how is it better than a bare screen? You're going to replace the screen either way should it crack. Is there really anything there? Whitestone Dome is the only one that adheres to reverting, including the curve. Had it for my 8, 9, and now soon, 10.
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A liquid coating can't prevent a screen from cracking. It may help with preventing scratches but even that's a gamble. Some of them come with a warranty against cracking which is what you are really buying.
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From the questions and answers on Amazon. So, question now is do you just keep adding every 6 months. Lol
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Sand paper.
try it out let me know how it goes
Yeah , not something I'm interested in lolFrom the questions and answers on Amazon. So, question now is do you just keep adding every 6 months. Lol
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