Review on DSL Invisi Shield Nintendo Ds by Kobby Fairchild

not tried on org. ds, but since the light is much brighter (can be used even in daylight) the fact that the sign lowers the brightness a bit doesn't seem to matter. There were tiny bubbles left, I couldn't get them all out, but after turning it on I don't see them anymore. It doesn't stick, but I bought something black at a radio store a few years ago to stick on the dashboard to keep it from falling off. The back felt tacky but didn't leave a residue, although it had to be washed with soap from time to time to wipe the dust off of it to keep it "sticky". The back of these shields appears to be like this. It fills up with stickiness and you have to be careful not to get dust and hair on it (we have dogs) when you try to put it on. But I took it off once and there seemed to be no trace left on the screen. It's not super-super-clear, but it's sharp enough when you've got the bright setting turned on. (Not sure if it works on lower settings/or org.ds, but it might.) The touchscreen works well and the screen doesn't slip. (I've been using it for 5 days). It's better to have a shield and not be "as" clean as without it than not having a really clean screen for a while and then scratching it to get bad vision at all. just my thoughts