
Offer your Samsung Galaxy S9 durable screen protection with this InvisibleShield Glass Elite Curve cover. The custom curved fit is designed precisely for your device to deliver complete coverage, and a shock-absorbent layer helps prevent your screen from shattering after an accidental drop. Smooth tempered glass construction and precision touch sensitivity combine to give this InvisibleShield Glass Elite Curve cover rugged durability without sacrificing comfort or access to your device's touchscreen functionality.
Q: Mine won't stick, can you replace it. I haven't had it long.
A: You will need to get a new one. In my experience, it can not be reinstalled after it falls off. I believe Zagg will send you a new one under warranty, but you may have to pay shipping.
Q: will this fit the Samsun Galaxy S9+?
A: Unfortunately, it will only fit the regular s9. They do make one for the s9+, just a different model number and size. It's a great product though!
Q: Is this product discontinued by zagg meaning the warranty replacement is unavailable?
A: I don't know, I don't think so, can't get an answer from Best Buy
Q: Is the adhesive only on the edges?
A: Incorrect. The adhesive is on the entire screen, Not just the edges. The Elite version has full adhesive. The Glass Curve (NON-Elite) has adhesive only along the edges.
A: The Elite version has adhesive along the entire screen. The non-elite version has adhesive only along the side edges. Thus, the Elite version has relatively good touch sensitivity over the entire screen. The non-elite has generally been plagued with problems of poor touch sensitivity, especially near the edges of the screen. There are many complaints about this. I have had both versions (for the Note 8, not the S8), and the non-elite was definitely a problem. Interesting to note, for the Note 8, the Elite has been discontinued. When mine cracked, they would not replace it under warranty. So much for a lifetime warranty. They actually said that they discontinued it specifically because they had a very high percentage of post-purchase breakage. Apparently, the irony was lost on the customer service rep I spoke with.