How long does the “limited lifetime” warranty last? null

If you register your product online with zagg they have a replacement program for the life of the product. I've used this to get a replacement for like $10.

Hi there, It has a limited lifetime warranty. This means that as long as you own the iPad or device that the screen protector is installed on, ZAGG will replace the screen protector for free if it ever gets worn or damaged. However, it is important to note that the warranty does not cover damage caused by intentional misuse or neglect. For example, if you drop your iPad or device and the screen protector cracks, the warranty will not cover the replacement cost. To file a warranty claim, you can visit the ZAGG website or contact ZAGG customer support. You will need to provide proof of purchase, such as a copy of your receipt or order confirmation. Once your claim is approved, ZAGG will send you a replacement screen protector. Here are some additional things to keep in mind about the ZAGG limited lifetime warranty: The warranty is non-transferable. This means that if you sell your iPad, the warranty will not go to the new owner. The warranty covers only the screen protector itself. It does not cover any damage to your iPad, device or any other accessories that you may be using. ZAGG reserves the right to discontinue the warranty at any time. I hope this has been helpful!

I’ve used Zagg protectors for years and never had an issue using the warranty to get a new screen protector. Just pay shipping.

Hmmm Lifetime of original owner!

It says it in the title… how long does a limited lifetime work? A limited lifetime works for life as long as the purchaser owns it…

We’ll I had it on for about 3 months know and it’s stuck there pretty good

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If you register your product online with zagg they have a replacement program for the life of the product. I've used this to get a replacement for like $10.
Answered by Mimi42 4 years ago
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Hi there, It has a limited lifetime warranty. This means that as long as you own the iPad or device that the screen protector is installed on, ZAGG will replace the screen protector for free if it ever gets worn or damaged. However, it is important to note that the warranty does not cover damage caused by intentional misuse or neglect. For example, if you drop your iPad or device and the screen protector cracks, the warranty will not cover the replacement cost. To file a warranty claim, you can visit the ZAGG website or contact ZAGG customer support. You will need to provide proof of purchase, such as a copy of your receipt or order confirmation. Once your claim is approved, ZAGG will send you a replacement screen protector. Here are some additional things to keep in mind about the ZAGG limited lifetime warranty: The warranty is non-transferable. This means that if you sell your iPad, the warranty will not go to the new owner. The warranty covers only the screen protector itself. It does not cover any damage to your iPad, device or any other accessories that you may be using. ZAGG reserves the right to discontinue the warranty at any time. I hope this has been helpful!
Answered by FernandoR 2 years ago
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I’ve used Zagg protectors for years and never had an issue using the warranty to get a new screen protector. Just pay shipping.
Answered by JRogers 3 years ago
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Hmmm Lifetime of original owner!
Answered by Jakemeister 3 years ago
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It says it in the title… how long does a limited lifetime work? A limited lifetime works for life as long as the purchaser owns it…
Answered by Lumberjack93 3 years ago
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We’ll I had it on for about 3 months know and it’s stuck there pretty good
Answered by Coronadojanet17 3 years ago
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