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Usually ships in 1 business days | | Only 2 left in stock, order soon! | | | | | | The Invisi-Shield for the Nintendo DS Lite protects your system from some of the toughest scratches. These crystal clear coverings are easy to apply and are made specifically for the DS Lite. Completely invisible, these shields will defend your system without disrupting game time. Each package includes 2 screen protectors for dual coverage as well as a bonus Micro-Fiber cloth to keep your system free of smudges. The Invisi-Shield is only compatible for the Nintendo DS Lite system. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 7.25 inches | | Product Width: | 4.5 inches | | Product Height: | 0.25 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.05 pounds | | Package Length: | 6.8 inches | | Package Width: | 4.4 inches | | Package Height: | 1.1 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.2 pounds | | Release Date: | May 26, 2006 | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 41 reviews |
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| | Game Information | | Platform: | Nintendo DS | | Media: | Misc. | | Item Quantity: | 1 |
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| | Features | Protect your dual screens from scratches from pens, styluses, and fingers.Includes a bonus micro-fiber cleaning cloth to keep your DS Lite free from smudges.Compatible with the Nintendo DS Lite only.The crystal clear shields are completely invisible and do not interfere with game time.
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34 of 36 found the following review helpful:
 Very durable! Apr 29, 2007
By Kellie Pease
I got these screen protectors when I got my DS Lite. I wanted to keep my screens looking new, and this product was great for me. First, make sure your screen is clean before you start! I peeled the backing without touching the sticky part. I lined up one edge, then started laying it down from one side. The protector just seemed to cling right to the screen, I had very little smoothing with the card to do. This went well for both screens. A year later, they are still in good shape, though I may replace the one on the touch screen. My sister got a different brand for her son and had to replace it in a month. I know other reviewers had problems, but I found them to be better than most!
Update:
After having these protectors on my DS for nearly two years, they have held up great. I have also applied the same to two other DS's and they both went as easily...once you line up the protector, it practically attaches itself. I wish I could get these protectors for everything needing screen safety!
15 of 15 found the following review helpful:
 DS Lite InvisaShields By Pelican - Great Screen Protectors for your NDS!!!! Feb 18, 2008
By Mark
"Technology, Music and Movies"
Nintendo DS Lite Invisi Shields
I've had great luck with Pelican accessories, and these screen protectors are no exception. There's one for each screen and with proper installation these will last you a long time.
For starters you must clean your screen with a lint-free cloth BEFORE you install these guys. If not you'll get dirt trapped beneath the shields. You also want to make sure your screens are dry if you had to clean them with a Windex or something similar.
The touch screen shield has more stickyness and is harder to install. Just start at one corner and use a flat plastic to smooth out the bubbles.
The top screen is a little thicker with a border. I've had that one move on me, but I stabalized it with some adhesive on the edges.
Avoid screen protectors made by Switch&Carry (BD&A) as those are problematic. Overall, I can't say anything but positives about Pelican. Just take your time to install these properly.
Enjoy!!!
16 of 17 found the following review helpful:
 An OK Product Feb 22, 2007
By Caitlyn Lillo
First of all I have to say I don't know why some people are confused about how many screen protectors come in this package. It comes with two. Not two of each, two total-- one for the top, one for the bottom. You also get a cleaning cloth and a "Soft Card" which I assume is to get the air bubbles out, but it doesn't say. Works well for that anyway.
I was a little curious as to why it did not come with instructions, but I guess the process is easy enough to figure out.
I used the cleaning cloth to get the DS screens clean. I peeled the backing off the top protector and laid it on the screen going from one side to the other, smoothing the air out as I laid the film down. I used the "soft card" to push the air out from the edges of the screen. I was satisfied with how it looked.
Then I did the same for the touch screen. Despite thinking I had laid the protector on perfectly straight, one of the corners did not fit exactly. I pried the screen up with my fingernail and peeled it off. This was my BIG MISTAKE. Pulling the film off resulted in so much static that very small fibers were attracted to and stuck to the film. Unfortunately since the backing is covered in adhesive (as opposed to being a static cling), it was impossible to remove the very fine particles that were now stuck to the protector. I did not notice this, however, until I laid the protector back down on the DS. Where ever a piece of fuzz was, an air bubble had formed around it and I was unable to push the air out.
The bubbles were VERY noticeable on the dark screen of the DS when it was not turned on. When playing a game however, the bubbles were hardly if not at all noticeable.
The next day I decided to pull the bottom protector off and rinse it under the sink. I used a dab of soap and rubbed very lightly. I expected the adhesive might get ruined in the process but it doesn't appear to have been. I was able to wash the majority of the big fuzzies off. Reapplying the film showed improvement, but there are still one or two small bubbles. I can live with it though.
In conclusion ...
- make sure you wash your hands and clean the screen very well before applying these things. You might consider using a higher quality cleaning cloth that absolutely will not shed.
- once it's down, DO NOT pull the protector up again (with the intention or reapplying it).
- applying the screen slowly and firmly, going in one direction will eliminate most air bubbles.
Three stars out of five. An OK product. I have had no sensitivity problems, and I just hope it does its job!
23 of 28 found the following review helpful:
Easy to use, if you're not an idiot Apr 24, 2007
By Rannell Guese
Ok, 1 star for fun, since this is NOT a game. I picked this up the same day I got my ds lite, figuring that I might as well protect my investment. Since the ds was brand new, I didn't have to worry about cleaning the screens first. Anyways, this comes with a top and bottom screen protector. Each protector peels off the backing easily, and they are marked so that you don't put the wrong one on the wrong screen. So long as you don't touch the sticky part (it's clear, your fingers, however clean, are oily and will leave finger prints on the sticky part), and you line up the edges correctly, you shouldn't have any problems.
Don't attempt to apply the screen protectors if:
you are in a moving car
you are in the middle of a sand storm
you are in the middle of an earthquake
you are an idiot
otherwise, protect your ds screens from scratches and have fun playing
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 This product is BAD NEWS. Mar 06, 2007
By Hijinks
If you care for your DS, use only Nintendo licensed products (such as from Hori)!
You're in for a surprise when you want to remove this from your touch screen. I was freaked out to no end that this thing had taken up permanent residence on my DS. I am posting this review to provide instructions on how to get it OFF of the touch screen:
1) Rip off a piece of very sticky tape (I used duct tape) which is longer than the width of your touch screen (maybe 1/2 inch on each side).
2) Since the screen protector is smaller than the touch screen, there should be a small gap either above or below it. Place the tape precisely along the edge of the screen protector, with excess hanging on each side. Don't let it touch the actual screen, but get it as close to the edge of the protector as possible.
3) Gently apply pressure to the tape with your finger so it sticks well.
4) Pull back on the overhanging edges of the tape, peeling the protector off like a sticker. Since an entire edge of the protector is being tugged on by the tape, there should be enough grip to get it off. This worked for me on the first try.
Unless you've got a huge air bubble at the corner to work with, scratching the edge with your fingernail WILL NOT WORK and may even damage your touch screen. Putting tape on just one corner WILL NOT WORK.
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