Cheap Nintendo DS Lite Safe Screen (Video Games) (Nintendo DS) Price

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Customer Reviews of Nintendo DS Lite Safe Screen

Must buy!
The only issue I have with these screens is that there are no instructions. I guess the manufacturers assumed people would use common sense when putting them on, but that's always a bad assumption to make. Had I not read other reviews, I likely would have screwed things up too.<
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>These things don't just "cling", there is an adhesive on the back. When you apply the protectors, make absolutely sure that your screen is clean and that there isn't a lot of dust flying around the room. Start from one edge and slowly lower the protector down, using the small card to press out air bubbles if you need to. I don't know what happens when you try to reposition the protectors, because I was fortunate enough to get it right the first time. Just go slow, be patient, and everything will be fine. 6 months and I have yet to experience any problems.<
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>Also, I didn't put the top protector on. If you're careful with your things then you shouldn't need it.

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Protective Screen for the Nintendo DS Lite
Must have protective screen! Nintendo also sells the protective screen as well; pretty much the same thing. Make sure to have a can of compressed air (i.e. Dust Off) handy when applying the protective screen. And initiate the application process in a room with minimal amount of dust.

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Big waste of money!
When the Nintendo DS Lite Safe Screens came, I was excited. Yay! My screens would last longer and not get scratched up! But they are hard to apply. It made me nervous. The first one, for the top screen went on okay. There was hardly any bubbles and we managed to do it without trapping dust on it. We got to the touch screen, which we put on a tiny bit crooked. Because of that, there was a big air bubble in the corner. The squeege did absoultly no help in getting it out. So finally we decided that it wasn't going to come out, and messing with it might make it worse. I was okay with the bubble, as annoying as it was. I started up my DS. The moment of truth. I touched the screen to start up the game I had inserted. Nothing happened. I touch it slightly harder, and still nothing. The sensitivity was TOTALLY ruined by the safe screen. It took us a long time to get it off. We looked through the Nintendo DS Lite Manual, and guess what it said. It said only to use Nintendo licensed products and only use them on the touch screen. >:P Bleh. So, this did NOTHING to help my screen. Don't buy it!