Product Description:
The Lexerd TrueVue™ is created from an ultra-clear film that is exclusive to Lexerd for covering consumer electronics. Transparent and amazingly thin, the TrueVue is designed to precisely match the contours of every device, providing unbeatable scratch protection. Lexerd TrueVue utilizes the latest LCD screen protection technology that will keep gadgets looking great.
- Keep your device
crystal clear with the exclusive professional grade film, only available with Lexerd
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Scratch-proof - you can show off your gadget and use it without fear of scratching
- The
ultra-thin film is only 0.2 mm thick and will not add bulk to your device. So you can still slip it into charging docks and handbags
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Lexerd' s latest technology It allows the TrueVue to create precise, custom designs that hug the curves of your electronics
- TrueVue is
guaranteed to preserve original color tonesPackage contents:One each of the following items: screen protector, instruction manual, lint free cloth, finger cots (to protect optical surfaces during handling)
Product Details
- Feature:
- Ultra Thin
- Crystal Clear
- Guarantee To Preserve Original Color Tones
- Heat, Water Resistance, Against Scratches and Shields Damage
- Not Interfere with Touch screen Technology
- Brand: Hewlett-Packard
- EAN: 0894685018098
- Label: Lexerd
- Manufacturer: Lexerd
- MPN: 5-2s4-0ldf
- PackageQuantity: 1
- ProductGroup: CE
- ProductTypeName: CONSUMER_ELECTRONICS
- Publisher: Lexerd
- Studio: Lexerd
- UPC: 894685018098
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