Videos: How to Apply Keys Factory and Hori Screen Protectors Onto Nintendo 3DS

bandit

Published on March 11th, 2011 17:08

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We have two videos on how to apply officially licensed, Keys Factory Screen Guard Plus and Hori Protection Screen Filter for the Nintendo 3DS. A screen protector is MUST own if you want to keep your screens in immaculate condition from fingerprints, dusts and most importantly, scratches! (This applies to all portable electronics).

Keys Factory Screen Guard Plus

Features:

Protect your Nintendo 3DS™ screen from scratches and damage
Easy to attach and remove
Officially licensed product

You can purchase the Keys Factory Screen Guard Plus from Play-Asia.

Hori Protection Screen Filter

Features:

Officially licensed by Nintendo
Place the filter accurately! Fix the position of the filter using the adhesive and prevent unwanted gaps when placing the filter
Place the filter neatly! Exposure of the adhesive side is kept to a minimum keeping unwanted dust out
Includes 1 filter for top and bottom screens that will protect the 3DS LCD screens from dirt and scratches

You can purchase the Hori Protection Screen Filter from Play-Asia or Amazon.

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3 Comments

Wolfdawg - March 11th, 2011, 18:24
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just make the thing out of diamond
god damn it I hate screen protectors, make a stylus that doesn't **** your screen up assoles
who the **** scratches a DS screen? you can't drop it and scratch it, its that stupid ass stylus
(maybe new stylus doesn't scratch?)

bandit - March 11th, 2011, 19:22
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Originally Posted by Wolfdawg

just make the thing out of diamond
god damn it I hate screen protectors, make a stylus that doesn't **** your screen up assoles
who the **** scratches a DS screen? you can't drop it and scratch it, its that stupid ass stylus
(maybe new stylus doesn't scratch?)

You can't prevent it when you have dirt or small particles trapped between the screen and the tip of the stylus. I rather have it f'up my screen protector than my actual screen. Screen protectors are cheap in cost and are replaceable. Actual screens are not or you would have to buy a new one or a new screen.

Some people may not use stylus and may even use their fingernails, pen or something. I won't even get into little kids who don't take care of their toys.

I'm also the type that if something is new, I'll sell off the old one. So keep the product in excellent shape bumps up the resell value.

Shrygue - March 12th, 2011, 11:51
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Wow, that's a lot of coverage for the top screen but the more the better. No new handheld handheld console I buy gets used without applying a screen protector first. I hate scratches and anything that uses a resistive touchscreen with a stylus (Nintendo DS, 3DS, phones) needs one. I'll wait for the game store to start selling then and see the coverage on those.