[scumdogmillionaire]

I kept my wife's and my own Samsung Focus looking nearly new using InvisibleShields during the duration that we had them. We would get new ones put on about every 6 months or so.

Got our new Lumia 920's today and wondering if it needs an InvisibleShield, or if the screen is tough enough to resist scratches on its own?

Thanks!

[devize]

I also have been using invisible shield on all my devices for the last few years but this time I'm going to leave it as is. From all accounts the screen is really hard to scratch and IMO it looks better without one. My devices don't look that great with those screen protectors on.

[wenw]

920's screen is tough enough for keys, coins, etc. But it might be scrached by sand and dust...

[mcphersc]

I have no doubt 920 is tough and usually I never get cases or shields. I got an invishield on my red Lumia only because I didn't want the back to get all scratched up too soon, lame I know but when I saw that smooth, glossy body I couldn't help myself

[jdhooghe]

What size invisi shield did you get?

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[CaymanDreamin]

I just dropped my 920 on a tile floor and cracked the screen. Less than 12 hours old.

[hasasimo]

I just dropped my 920 on a tile floor and cracked the screen. Less than 12 hours old.

That sucks dude! Sorry :(

[lordofthereef]

If you are worried about ultra fine scratches and you keep the phone in pockets, purses, etc. you are going to get them eventually. That said, I have an invisible shield on mine and I hate it. My wife told me they had gotten better and less "orange peel", but that is not the case, IMO. It also seems to interfere with when you use the phone in a gloved hand (much less responsive, but still responds way more than anything else I have ever tried). A bit of a catch 22, really. I am probably going to go without, assuming I keep the phone.