Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had Best Buy fit the screen to my iPhone 13pro max , Couldn’t be happier. Excellent customer service, just wish I had the name of the guy…..

The employee who helped me was aweomse and she was by far the fastest person I've ever seen install a screen protector. She is amazing!

Purchased for my iPhone 13 pro. Best Buy associate installed it for me which I definitely appreciated. Could not have been easier!

It’s great but kind of expensive. Didn’t notice it’s the blue light filter one and there’s a cheaper non blue light filter one

Good case for a good price. Like the clearness of the case to show the color of the phone but still protect it.

The screen protector works fine, it's super thin. It was recommended to me by the guy who helped me at the store

Good protection for my phone screen. Didn’t realize it was blue light filtering when I purchased it. I was able to change the display settings to compensate for the blue light filtering. Display looks normal now

This screen protector doesn’t make you feel like there is plastic against your fingertips. Feels just like your phone. Perfect buy.

I bought my newest iPhone and went for this item that markets eye protection and who wouldn’t want that? 10/10

Great product. I like shopping at Best Buy. Great range of products. The service I received was outstanding.

I bought this protective shield. My phone fell and the shield broke. Bestbuy replaced it at no extra cost.

Awesome screen protector so far. Definitely notice the blue light reduction which is great for how much I am on my phone.

My i phone 13pro needed a new screen as my car keys gashed the last one. I went into my local BB and the folks were very helpful and efficient in getting me the new ZAGG vision guard. However, after two weeks the top left corner of the screen has an air bubble that I can't seem to get rid of- and it appears I'll have to drive over there to have them put on a new screen (this ZAGG has a lifetime replacement warranty). A bit of a pain in the butt I have to drive back though...

I took my phone in and they looked up my account and saw that I purchased a shield for the glass and they replaced it for free

It was good. I liked it. My mom liked it. Everyone liked it. It fell on the ground and I didn’t like that but it was okay

This screen protector works well with the otter box case. It does not affect the colors of the screen

If you pay a lot for a phone best pay a little more for a protective screen else yo gonna mess up your phone

Great product and great service. Family bought our first Apple product in 2006 and have never changed since.

love the coverage and the fact that if it gets damage I could get a new one at the store.

I gave up on screen protectors long ago, but purchased the Zagg after upgrading to an iPhone 13 Pro from an oversized phone (XS Max Pro) that seemed to be designed to drop! The scratch protector is a pretty easy install on a new CLEAN screen. I managed to get a few stubborn bubbles to disappear, only to have them show up elsewhere a few hours later. My protector was a dud, as factory precuts were week, leaving a tacky looking and abrasive jagged quarter-inch edge at the top. Bottom line, I bought the screen protector, used for a few days, then ditched it. I have had numerous iPhones and suffered only one cracked screen (with an identically cracked Zagg screen protector). After the screen was replaced under Apple warranty, I asked the tech if screen protectors were ”all that.” Experience had demonstrated that phones with or without screen protectors seemed equally likely to have a broken screen, based on how most screens break. The majority of screen breaks are caused by frame compression, especially from corner or side frame/surface impact. It’s rare to see an iPhone break from direct glass-to-ground impact. The Apple tech recommends a good case that protects the frame and corners as the second best method to prevent screen breakage; the first being not to drop the iPhone in the first place. Accidents happen. Screen protectors are fine for those who want to avoid minor scratches and similar cosmetic damage, but it’s hard to assume that a piece of fragile, nanometers thin, flexible glass will hold up under the impacts capable of breaking Apple’s embedded ceramic glass. I guess marketing still can’t change physics.