SGP Ultra Oleophobic not very popular with owners here, how come ar? Its crystal clear, oil resistant and less drag on the screen..

which SP is preferred?
I've never tried other SP before and decided to use the Ultra Oleophobic after reading the reviews on http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=964196

yeah i am using it too, i feel its smooth for finger (less drag).. and it is crystal clear..my friends didn't even know got SP on it.

omg that is pure sex.. clean and sleek just like the iphone 4 itself..

agreed. although I am biased (lol), PowerSupport does make very very good screen protectors. the only reason why I lean towards SGP is the oleophobic coating. these 2 SP is definitely way better than those RM15 SP in the market. you won't go wrong with either one.

a matte SP will mar the retina display to a certain extend. i personally feel its a little waste of the beautiful iphone 4 display. as for oil smudges, you could try the SGP Oleophobic SP.. its oil resistant, so oil can easily wipe off and won't smear, plus point is that its crystal clear and doesn't degrade the optical quality of the retina display .

The Anti-Glare and Anti-Finger print film is worst in terms of picture/optical quality.
I find the Oleophobic and the Crystal Clear on par, no reason not to get the Oleophobic.

Both Power Support and SGP SP are the top of the line. I've used both, and the reason why I lean towards SGP is only for the Oleophobic coating.

I agree, you will be satisfied with Power Support Crystal Clear, just do your iPhone 4 a favor and don't get the matte one.

Fingerprint magnet depends, it will be visible if you compare to matte SP. scratch resistant is depending on how you use it..if it comes in contact with diamond.. any SP will also GG.

try the SGP oleophobic, the coating makes the surface a little slick. its very apparent to me because i have it on my samsung galaxy s for swyping.


not half lah, SGP costs RM11 more only for the oleophobic coating. again, scratch is dependent on your usage.. Power Support and SGP have very good durability.. the cheap RM15.. put in my girlfriends bag with her cosmetics (plastic containers) also scratch.. no such issue with Power Support and SGP.

if you don't want the Oleophobic coating, I think Power Support is a great choice

one thing about perforated case which i dislike is that it traps dust.. when you remove it can see the dust lubang2 on the phone.


ouch. very disastrous indeed. somehow i *feel* silicone/rubber case give a sense of safety compared to hard cases. that being said some hardcases have a rubber/silicone lining inside. i won't be surprised if the hardcase cracks/breaks on impact, very much depends on how high is the fall as well as the angle.

then again, other than protection we want to differentiate our iphone too right.

is it a matte finish or clear finish? i haven't seen the PS anti-glare in person and would love to learn more about it. most anti-glare/anti-fingerprint in the market are matte finish. but if its matte, it shouldn't have rainbow effect.

you can try the sgp oleophobic SP. oil resistant and no rainbow-ing.

yes it does. less drag. but you cannot compare to matte! those are the smoothest. but personally i wouldn't sacrifice the optical clarity of the retina display with matte..but its a personal decision.. some people can live with it and they are happy. if i have a nice screen, i want to enjoy it to the fullest, but thats just me

yeap.. original iphone 4 screen already has oleophobic coating. and its not -all- SP. there's one exception..the SGP Oleophobic, whereby you still have an oleophobic coating on the SP.

anyway..some pictures to share for the SGP Oleophobic.. one who doesn't know won't be able to tell there's an SP on it visually. of course if you run your fingers on the home button you'll feel its there. the SP is really invisible and doesn't deterioriate the retina display

maybe try somewhere with poor signal strength?

its scratch resistance.. not scratch proof... simple example. iphone 4 screen CAN be scratched. depends on your usage environment and pattern

you could consider the SGP oleophobic..it is crystal clear like the SGP Ultra Clear, but comes with an oil-resistant coating. you can ask Vor, he just changed from SGP Ultra Clear to SGP Oleophobic 30 minutes ago when I met him no sacrifice in the retina display, and easier to remove oil and prints..rather than smearing it around.

indeed, you won't go wrong with it. oil resistant advantage while keeping the high quality retina display intact.
my friend cried when he put his iphone 4 with matte SP next to iphone 3gs with no SP.. makes iphone 4 retina display more blur than 3GS from arms length. buy latest technology but using it worst than last year's technology. that being said iphone 4 is still brighter..but blur..

i have personally seen 2 iphone 4 with broken glass in person
SP alone won't help that much with broken glass. you need a proper case.. otterbox defender is overkill tho, you can go to war with that

having seen it in person, both are crystal clear. visual quality i would give both 10/10. Power Support SP is very good. if i didn't want the oleophobic coating i will definitely choose Power Support crystal clear. cause its cheaper you will not go wrong with Power Support. only reason I opt for SGP is for the oleophobic coating.

to be very honest, i wouldn't go for Power Support's Anti Glare or SGP's Anti Fingerprint over their crystal clear counterparts.. its not worth degrading the beautiful retina display (my personal opinion.) that being said, both PS & SGP's matte SPs are way better than the rest of the competition. in most cases people can live with a matte SP..but the moment they place their iphone 4 with matte SP next to a naked iphone 4..they will see that it is indeed blurred. defeats the purpose of the retina and the high resolution.. IMHO.