“Is this protector thin enough to not put stress on the hinges?”

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• Yes. The protectors are designed really well. Super lite and well made.

  Answered by Erin 5 years ago

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• Device can be closed normally, but cannot be fully closed reverse. There will be a slight gap. Camera focused on my hand rather than the device, but you can understand what I'm talking about.

  Answered by MCYoung 5 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by RalphieBoy 3 years ago

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• It is very thin and I have seen no deterioration in the hinge performance.

  Answered by Seawolf 5 years ago

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• It does not affect the hinges, still closes perfectly.

  Answered by MultiMonGuy 5 years ago

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• It does not interfere with the hinges at all. I could see a full glass screen protector being too thick though, but this is their normal plastic protector that is thinner. Also - there actually is a very slight gap in between the screens close to the hinge on the Duo - you wouldn't be able to tell its there unless you had the device in your hands and looked closely. For any normal screen protector I wouldn't anticipate any issues with the hinge or closing the screens at all.

  Answered by Arthur 5 years ago

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