Nintendo DS Lite Protective Filter

5 Responses to “Nintendo DS Lite Protective Filter”

1. J. Talmage Ball says:

   March 30, 2010 at 8:24 am

   I bought three packages. These filters come with two per package. The screen protectors are different sizes so that only one of them fits the touch screen correctly. The conundrum that irritated me most was the green logo sticker they glue in the center of each protector. You ruin the protector trying to get the damn green sticker off of the front of the protector. They glue it on with stable cement. What a major dissapointment. If only the manufacturer tried even once to see if the green logo sticker could be removed they wouldn’t place in on to ruin their product. You can tell I am really angered by their product. Don’t dissipate your time buying this product!!!!
   Rating: 1 / 5
2. Alison Yeargan says:

   March 30, 2010 at 10:25 am

   I just recently bought these, the top screen protector works just fine. But i do not recommend using the bottom protector as it was hard to get on and when I place it on there were a lot of air bubbles.
   Rating: 1 / 5
3. Y. Yang says:

   March 30, 2010 at 11:47 am

   Never and ever buy it! This protector has super-low quality; and most vital it’s in blue affect!? Maybe I was incorrect, I couldn’t figure out which one this the real protector membrane… But, Again, this one is made in china instead of made in Japan which I had before with GREAT quality. After few mins trying and testing, It’s got too many bubble and If you stretched it too much, the shape will not come back… So I teared it into parts and threw it away. I did not even care that 7 bucks I spent… Excellent luck, buyer -_-\\

   Buy the right one made in Japan! Don’t agonize about reading japanese, all you have to do is follow the picture instruction.
   
   Delight in ur NDS with original HORI protector, Have FUN!
   Rating: 1 / 5
4. Michael Kerner says:

   March 30, 2010 at 12:19 pm

   These days, with all the hype around the Nintendo DS Lite, many people are going to find a way to make sure there screen are protected completely. This protective filter does the trick at preventing any glare of light from conflicting you from your gameplay. There is only one disadvantage with this filter, do not place it on the screen that you use the stylus. It might effect your gameplay on all your sports meeting. Still, for a inexpensive price that is right for DS Lite owners, they’ve got a very convient filter for everyday use.

   Price: B+

   Convience: B

   By and large: B 1/2+
   Rating: 4 / 5
5. SirP says:

   March 30, 2010 at 3:03 pm

   My experience with the Hori DS Lite Protective Filter was not a excellent one. Firstly, this product must be useful with complete lack of dust, which I found to be facilitated by the inclusion of a cloth to wipe the screen clean of any dust particles. But, this is near impossible as the nominal dust particle makes an air bubble of a very large magnitude. This results in, me being unsatisfied with even a release air bubble, taking the filter off and on again until satisfaction is attained, but in this process I managed to bend one of the corners in pulling the filter up off the surface of the screen with my fingernail. This conundrum, I am assuming, is present with all screen protector and is not necessarily the fault of Hori but of the nature of the product.
   
   Second, the touch screen filter is obviously meant to protect the screen from all kinds of scratches. Now, after applying the lower screen’s filter and upon using the stylus to play Professor Layton, the stylus left extremely distinguishable scratch marks upon a release stroke.
   
   After this experience I will not be buying a screen protector from Hori any time soon.
   Rating: 1 / 5