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Hi everyone, Aaron here for Zollotech and I wanted to show you what it's like to remove a skin from your phone.
I have been using a d-brand skin on this phone and actually my previous phone, this is an iPhone 6s Plus.
I used it on my iPhone 6 Plus. Really love their skins but sometimes you need to remove it,
whether that be it's all cut up or damaged or you want to replace it with a different colour.
Anyone of of those reasons and I thought I would show you what it's like to remove it and what it leaves behind, if anything.
So let's go ahead and start down here, we have got 3 different pieces,
and this is 3M based tape so it should be pretty simple to remove.
Now one of the bad things about this, is you are going to ruin this when you remove it.
so if you look here,
Right up here you'll see it kind-of crinkles up
and its pretty well shot once you remove it.
Now theese are the easy parts to remove, so if we remove
this top and bottom here
we get underneath it
and it takes a little bit of digging there
with your nail to get underneath it.
just get underneath it and pull along,
you don't have to go too fast, but it ripped right here
which i expected
it stuck on there pretty good
and these hold up really well depending on which skin you get they'll all look a bit different
and have different textures, but this is actually the
the just the matte black one.
and it seems to hold up really well
so you could stick with that fit that look if you like
but to peel it off
the rest of the phone
this is where it gets tricky because this is the
the bigger part of the the actual skin
so if you just work it around
here like this
it's stuck on here pretty good now we probably could
make this a little bit easier
if we heat it up a little bit
but most people probably won't bother
too much with that
here we go
and this comes off with quite a bit of force when you start
to pull
but wanted to show you if it leaves a residue
or anything like that
so we'll keep pulling
working around this edge here
most of the skins do take an awful lot of force
to remove
and that's good and bad obviously
keeps it stuck to the phone
but it doesn't seem to be leaving a whole lot of
residue on the surface which is nice also
so let's move it around
this side
if i just kinda
wabble it back and forth as i remove it
it seems to help
now this is probably
i don't know how much force this is
if i can measure it's probably
34-40 pounds
worth of force at point if i just grabbed it
and pulled
it's a lot of force to remove this
okay
we've got it off that far
now we've just got a little bit of
left over here
there we go
and as far as
residue we do have a little bit right here
right there look see if we can rub that off
usually this sort of residue
just rubs right of the phone
and thats it
it looks pretty good
it's protected my phone well i actually
had some cuffs down here
you can see in the corners just from everyday use
without the skin
so this skin protected it nicely
left this piece
kinda grungy looking but we can just wipe that off
later
and it should look just fine
so let me go ahead and clean it up
and we'll take a look at it
i cleaned up the iPhone i just used some spray i had
with a micro fiber cloth
it cleaned up nicely and looks just like it did before
i put the skin on
so i did have the wear like i said
and a little bit of wear here on the camera ring
but that's just from everyday use and setting the phone
down
however it looks just
like it did before i put this skin on
so just take your time and remove it
but you'll never be able to use it again
you'll have to purchase another one if you want one
and these are pretty inexpensive
or you could just go with the case for a while
if you've used one of these
and you've had different experiences as far as
leaving residue with dbrand
i haven't seen that
I don't see it here, i haven't seen it
on previous devices
and i haven't seen it with some other skins
but i wonder what your experiences has been?
let us know in the comments below
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as always thanks for watching
this is Aaron i'll see ya next time