Will use of this product void Apple's warranty? null

As long as the spray isn't overused to seep into any ports and create liquid damage.

I couldn't say with certainty that Apple's warranty would be voided by using this product? I can tell you that I installed ZAGG HD screen protector on my new iPad mini 3 recently and I can't see why it would? The retina display looks good and there are way fewer smudges and smearing since I installed it. Just have a paper towel handy to soak up excess fluid that comes in the kit that you "must" spray on your fingers, screen and sticky side of screen protector during installation. Use the squeegee tool in kit, working from the center outward towards the edges to get the excess air and moisture out from under the protector. This is where you'll want that paper towel! Leave device off for 24 hrs 'til dry. Don't be concerned if you see a few micro air bubbles they'll work themselves out in a day or two.

No it won't void it. I have it on all my Apple products. It doesn't change anything. It peels right off should you ever need to remove it and yet it won't peel off on it's own.

I don't think it would void the warranty but Apple would be able to tell you straight up.

No, of course not. It protects the screen from getting scratched. Unfortunately, it won't prevent shattered glass.

No, it will not, as you are not invoking any style of repair or anything else of that sort.

Nop, you are not doing something that compromises the integrity of your ipad, actually you are protecting your ipad, and this kind of product its removable, you can take it off when you want. In fact, screen protecting your ipad, its one of the thing you should have done when you purchase your ipad

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No.
Answered by Diana 10 years ago
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As long as the spray isn't overused to seep into any ports and create liquid damage.
Answered by warpt 10 years ago
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I couldn't say with certainty that Apple's warranty would be voided by using this product? I can tell you that I installed ZAGG HD screen protector on my new iPad mini 3 recently and I can't see why it would? The retina display looks good and there are way fewer smudges and smearing since I installed it. Just have a paper towel handy to soak up excess fluid that comes in the kit that you "must" spray on your fingers, screen and sticky side of screen protector during installation. Use the squeegee tool in kit, working from the center outward towards the edges to get the excess air and moisture out from under the protector. This is where you'll want that paper towel! Leave device off for 24 hrs 'til dry. Don't be concerned if you see a few micro air bubbles they'll work themselves out in a day or two.
Answered by Jr72 10 years ago
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No it won't void it. I have it on all my Apple products. It doesn't change anything. It peels right off should you ever need to remove it and yet it won't peel off on it's own.
Answered by countrygirl 10 years ago
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I don't think it would void the warranty but Apple would be able to tell you straight up.
Answered by nomorescratches 10 years ago
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No. I have never had a problem
Answered by Finzup 10 years ago
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No
Answered by Vickie 10 years ago
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No, of course not. It protects the screen from getting scratched. Unfortunately, it won't prevent shattered glass.
Answered by Orchid16 10 years ago
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No, it will not, as you are not invoking any style of repair or anything else of that sort.
Answered by BladedTecg 10 years ago
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simple answer...No
Answered by bypassyearsago 10 years ago
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