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Brando:
http://shop.brando.com.hk/bwpspscreenprotector.php

Hori:
http://www.estarland.com/PSP.cat.AC.product.22578.html
(anyone know if this site is legit?)

JAVOedge:
http://www.javoedge.com/simtrix/prod...EEN_PROTECTORS

Which one of these are worth getting? I have the Pelican one currently and it's not that great. It looks good on there, but when I play my PSP it makes the screen look fuzzy. So I need new ones and I'm wondering out of these 3 which are the best to get. I don't care much about the price, because Hori is cheaper but it might not be as good as the other 2.

The Javo one looks like thw best to me

I have a HORI, the quality is REALLY GOOD.

It's really hard to do a perfect install of it though, but once it's on you can barely tell it's there. Pretty good deal at 5 bucks (sold at EBgames!)...

I always hear the Hori one getting good word of mouth.

Martin Fields is really great also... a bit pricey at $12 or so but well worth the quality and transparency.

Oh well, I ordered the Brando ones because a lot of people recommended it.

No! Cancel the order! Wait for the Logitech SP!

please post when you recieve it

i'd love to know which one i should buy!

to the people that bought the Hori at EB .. was it store bought or online?
i haven't seen one at eb yet.

Hori.. is the best value for the money.. $5 can't beat dat...

javo looks pimp , would of go that if I didn't have hori already...

I got the Brando one today via airmail. I will try it out and let you guys know how it goes.

Originally Posted by valor19 I got the Brando one today via airmail. I will try it out and let you guys know how it goes.

*waiting VERY patiently*

Well, it. It comes with two pieces and both are now garbage. Apparently, it is a combination of static and glue. But if ANYTHING touches that glue, it is now a part of the screen protector. No way to to remove it without leaving trails in the glue which show up as air bubbles when installed. And the thing is, I already had a small spec of dust attached to my large screen protector from the get go. Before I even opened the damn thing I was already shit out of luck! I am so pissed that I had to wait two ing weeks (during which my psp still got scratched while in the official psp case supplied by Sony) and paid $15 for this hunk of shit. Brando! Waste of my time and money. WTF! I could have just took $15 and threw it out the god damn window, at least I would have not have wasted any time. And the thing is, they say you can reapply it if you mess up the first time. I'm sure that situation may apply to static type screen protectors, but it does NOT work for adhesive ones. Brando. Hope they all burn in hell.

Lol, I say go with a Hori protector, or complain. I complained to Martin Fields due to my screen protector being scratched by a credit card and they're sending a replacement. You already wasted 15 bucks, so you might as well go the cheapest route and complain, or the other route and buy a hori. Hopefully this time you'll do better.

Originally Posted by valor19 Well, it. It comes with two pieces and both are now garbage. Apparently, it is a combination of static and glue. But if ANYTHING touches that glue, it is now a part of the screen protector. No way to to remove it without leaving trails in the glue which show up as air bubbles when installed. And the thing is, I already had a small spec of dust attached to my large screen protector from the get go. Before I even opened the damn thing I was already shit out of luck! I am so pissed that I had to wait two ing weeks (during which my psp still got scratched while in the official psp case supplied by Sony) and paid $15 for this hunk of shit. Brando! Waste of my time and money. WTF! I could have just took $15 and threw it out the god damn window, at least I would have not have wasted any time. And the thing is, they say you can reapply it if you mess up the first time. I'm sure that situation may apply to static type screen protectors, but it does NOT work for adhesive ones. Brando. Hope they all burn in hell.

If this is like most of the other screen protectors, which I think it is, all you have to do to take dust off is use some masking tape. IT doesn't affect the adhesive on the protector at all. Oh, and calm down...

While we're on the topic of screens, does anyone have any tips on removing fine scratches on the screen? I've got like 1 or 2 that are visible on a black screen(e.g. the darkstalkers loading screen) and I'd like to get rid of them.. The gamefaqs people are recommending displex and novus or some stuff like that..

Originally Posted by RedvsBlue If this is like most of the other screen protectors, which I think it is, all you have to do to take dust off is use some masking tape. IT doesn't affect the adhesive on the protector at all. Oh, and calm down...

On masking tape... not a bad idea. However, the adhesive fell off the right side anyway so it is now garbage. Good advice though. I picked up a different brand and will try the masking tape method if I have problems but hopefully everything will go smoothly. One thing about the Brando one though, it sure looked slick since it covered more than just the screen. Nice design. Looks like tha Javascreen one is the same design minus the adhesive. Might get that down the road. I bought a cheapo screen protector locally and will put it on tonight until I find something better.

I got the Hori one from EB for 5 bucks--works great applied relatively easy.

The protector itself is between two sheets of plastic, one sheet has a blue tab, the other a red tab. Slowly remove the red tabbed sheet from the other two, revealing the sticky side of the screen protector and then line up that side on the screen. When it's on, peel off the blue tabbed side that is on top, and what's left will be the Hori on the screen. No bubbles , and I had a few dust specs, but all you have to do is use scotch tape and lift the screen protector back up and use the tape to get all of it off, and lay the screen protector back down. No problems whatsoever.

Most important part is to read the instructions, I had difficulty getting the red tabbed sheet off at first, but after I let it sit for about 3 minutes or so, it came off easily...I think it has something to do with the humidity in the air.

It looks crystal clear--I honestly couldn't tell the difference between it being on/off unless I checked the border of the screen--people that see it will not notice it whatsoever.

Originally Posted by JDMxB I got the Hori one from EB for 5 bucks--works great applied relatively easy. The protector itself is between two sheets of plastic, one sheet has a blue tab, the other a red tab. Slowly remove the red tabbed sheet from the other two, revealing the sticky side of the screen protector and then line up that side on the screen. When it's on, peel off the blue tabbed side that is on top, and what's left will be the Hori on the screen. No bubbles , and I had a few dust specs, but all you have to do is use scotch tape and lift the screen protector back up and use the tape to get all of it off, and lay the screen protector back down. No problems whatsoever. Most important part is to read the instructions, I had difficulty getting the red tabbed sheet off at first, but after I let it sit for about 3 minutes or so, it came off easily...I think it has something to do with the humidity in the air. It looks crystal clear--I honestly couldn't tell the difference between it being on/off unless I checked the border of the screen--people that see it will not notice it whatsoever.

Yes hori is the shitz... when I applyed it, it just sucked on to the screen... I don't know how to describe it. but the pretector almost looked wet when applyed to the psp...

Originally Posted by valor19

Heh, I like the cloud design on those sheets. Looks like you're flicking off a PSP in the sky.