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  • QuestionMine won't stick, can you replace it. I haven't had it long.

    Asked by Allie.

    • Answer 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.

      Answered by TheKen

  • Questionwill this fit the Samsun Galaxy S9+?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer 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!

      Answered by RFrank

  • QuestionIs this product discontinued by zagg meaning the warranty replacement is unavailable?

    Asked by Tina.

    • Answer I don't know, I don't think so, can't get an answer from Best Buy

      Answered by Crappyservice

  • QuestionIs the adhesive only on the edges?

    Asked by Bob.

    • Answer 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.

      Answered by Porsche

  • QuestionWhat is the difference between the invisibleshield glass curve screen protector for galaxy s9 and the elite version?

    Asked by Jay.

    • Answer 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.

      Answered by Porsche