The touch screen works great. The sides are a little less responsive, so I have to use my left index finger on the right side of the phone when performing the fast scroll functions of certain apps. (Whereas I am able to use my right thumb on the right side of the screen when using an iphone without the case.) Not a big deal.

The “oily rainbow”: I don’t exactly have an obnoxious oily rainbow throughout the screen. However, when there’s a window or bright light to my left, the top right of the screen has a very small rainbow. It’s about a half-inch wide and one-inch tall. It’s kind of like looking at your screen with polarized sunglasses. All I have to do is turn the phone in any direction away from the light and it goes away. Also, not a big deal.

I was able to fit the T4 (with phone inside) into the Belkin Fast Armband for a jog today. It was a really tight squeeze, but the extra protection is worth it. BUT when I took it out of the Belkin Armband, I noticed a quarter-inch by an eighth-inch area on the front right that began to peel. Also, there is very minor peeling along all the seems (the case came that way).

The peeling is a little annoying, but after reading online reviews I expected it. Just not quite so soon.

I haven’t seen or read of a case that can compete head-to-head with all the features of the T4. For me, other cases were too thick (ie. Otterbox) or looked like furniture in plastic (ie. Naked Case).

This case is the top-of-the-line screen protection. I’ve seen too many iphones with cracked and broken screens. The $45 price tag and the peeling issues don’t compare to the cost and hassle of replacing a broken iphone.

My iphone won’t leave this case until something better comes along, or I’ve upgraded the phone. In one or two years from now, I’ll be able to resell my iphone as “slightly used.”

Thanks,
Sean

That is my main concern that it is going to scratch the phone.

Thanks