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Katdragon · 07-09-2010, 08:02 PM

Hi Clint,
Thanks for doing the testing. I agree that the prototypes you tried are unacceptable. If InvisibleShield aren't going to fix the Kobo stuff for us, it might be worth going with the Kindle 2 protector.
Photos would be a great idea. I'd like to see it with sun reflection, perhaps light reflection too (i.e. bedlamp or booklight).

My brother loves his InvisibleShield so I know that it works

Can you maybe provide photos of the Kindle 2 cover and the Kobo cover so that we can see the difference?

What do the rest of you guys think - should we go with the Kindle cover or wait until InvisibleShield/NuShield get it right?

JSWolf - but what happens if you've got the cover open and something falls on the screen? I can't read my Kobo with the cover closed

(and I AM a paranoid person).

07-09-2010, 08:02 PM	#45
Katdragon Connoisseur Posts: 98 Karma: 40 Join Date: May 2010 Device: Kobo (currently out of commission), Kindle 3	Hi Clint, Thanks for doing the testing. I agree that the prototypes you tried are unacceptable. If InvisibleShield aren't going to fix the Kobo stuff for us, it might be worth going with the Kindle 2 protector. Photos would be a great idea. I'd like to see it with sun reflection, perhaps light reflection too (i.e. bedlamp or booklight). My brother loves his InvisibleShield so I know that it works Can you maybe provide photos of the Kindle 2 cover and the Kobo cover so that we can see the difference? What do the rest of you guys think - should we go with the Kindle cover or wait until InvisibleShield/NuShield get it right? JSWolf - but what happens if you've got the cover open and something falls on the screen? I can't read my Kobo with the cover closed (and I AM a paranoid person).