Here’s a comparison between all the screen protectors that Gametista was able to find around the local stores including Best Buy, Toys R Us, and Fry’s Electronics.
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I like this. My biggest problem with my PSP was that it had so many nicks and scratches on it do to the lack of a screen cover. The DS had natural screen protection so I didn't have that problem with it.
Screen covers are a great investment.
I've tried the hori and powerA, both good but hori is by far easier to install and is unnoticeable to the eye. I also got hori for my 3dsxl and it's just as good, they really make great products.
Screen protectors with self healing properties are a recommendation for products that fashion a resistive screen.
I don't use a screen protector. I just happen to take good care of my things.