Weh, anybody here have encountered the SMPL error screen before? It seems not even uncle Google knows what that's about.

Anyways, moar stuff:





Vulpix on HWZ wasn't kidding, 3M gave not just instructions, they packed the Estoc+ in a frigging thick booklet.

Quick review:

1) It's clear and kinda glossy compared to my old grease smeared UltOpts, but somehow it's not as glossy as say Crystal Clear or my naked Glas SP. ALSO, maybe it's glossy like BECAUSE of the Glas underneath, not sure.

2) Cutting is PERFECT. Though using with Glas means I have to cut up some parts, and it's easier to cut too vs my old UltraOptics.

3) Here's the magic part. While it's glossy a bit, IT DOES NOT PICK UP FINGERPRINTS. Somehow. Seriously weird. A reflection of the nearest light source shows that like UltOps, it seems to use some sort of microarray system to achive anti-glare/anti-fingerprint, but there's no zippy/rough feeling like on the UltOps.

4) Clarity seems very good indeed. Crystal > Glas > Estoc+ > UltOpts > PS AG (on my old iP4). For an SP with anti-fingerprint properties, this is very good indeed, and both the Glas and Crystal protectors are fingerprint magnets.

5) It's easy to clean, provided to follow the instructions. Supposedly rubbing the SP in light circles promotes its scratch healing properties. Sounds like bogus mojo, but the circular motion DOES clean the SP faster somehow.

6) It's expensive at two times the price of the UltOps (2x for RM60, in comparision, you only get 1 Estoc+ for that price). Buuuut, considering I paid about RM120 for a single twinpack PowerSupport SP in my iP4 days, it's fine for the price. PLUS, you get a very, very nice booklet (PS only comes in an SGP like paper pack with nothing much inside).

More pics of the self advertising booklet: