Customer Ratings & Reviews

This screen protector has been a great way to keep my phone intact. I also have an Otter box case, but this really saves the screen from scratches. Easy to clean.

This screen protector is a lot of money for a screen protector. It is not worth buying! The glass does not cover the edges at all! It collects more lint then my dryer can. It is very bad and I am very disappointed! I bought 4 screen protectors from zagg prior to this one. They all fit great! This one does not fit well. Find another screen protector this one will make your phone ugly.

I went into the Best Buy Mobile store that is located in the mall (since the main store would not put this on my phone) and allowed the manager there to do it. He messed up on it when he put it on, and I'm glad he did. I see what everyone is complaining about. On the screen (not the part around the screen that is the color of the phone) about a millimeter from the edge, the glass cover is not mesh with the screen. I played with my phone a little bit to see if it would bother me, and it did, so the manager removed it and had to write it off. I hope they redo this screen. I have seen them on other phones and tablets as well, and they are mesh with the entire face of the phone, and look nice. I would recommend it if they make it fit correctly like it does on the iphone and tablets.

The clarity and smoothness are fantastic in the VERY middle of the screen, but they didn't account for the curved edges of the phone (even the standard Galaxy S7 has a fairly substantial curve). This means the side edges of the screen protector DO NOT sit on the screen correctly and leaves a "halo" on both sides of the phone (where the glass doesn't meet the screen), which causes constant problems with touch screen functionality and looks ungodly. Do not buy this!

I bought this for my new s7 after having great experiences with other Zagg glass screen protectors on other phones and tablets. I installed it on my phone, but it never really looked right...I noticed the edges were blurry and I was getting lint and other fuzzies stuck to the edge of the screen protector. I then read reviews on BestBuy.com and saw that many other people were having the same problems. I pulled the screen protector off my phone and returned it to my local store. I'll wait for Zagg to release the curved version!

I'm a klutz and the glass screen protector takes the hit instead of my phone. The only time it hasn't worked was when I was too lazy to put it on. Unlimited exchanges for $7 a piece included shipping.

Even after being assured by Best Buy rep (who was great BTW & did look at these reviews with me) that this thing would fit, it doesn't. Not even a week later & dust/dirt under both sides. Contacted Zagg... who is now putting one out that DOES cover the edges. Zaggs reply was that this is SUPPOSED to fit like this. That this protector is supposed to have a halo effect on around the edges and that all of their products have a lift. Huh?? So then why not advertise this as such due to the S7 design & inform your biggest retailer that the sides will NOT lay flat?? $700 phone... I don't want some misfit piece of junk covering the screen. And unfortunately, this is all Best Buy has to offer if you want to leave the store with a protector on. Zagg is indeed putting out a new one that promises to cover the sides of both S7 and S7 Edge. I guess thats a coincidence? And they are NOT going to exchange these defects (that they claim are not defective). They are offering an exchange for the exact same product. So by that offer, and their joke offer of free shipping... we should be exchanging these weekly then? Major fail on Zagg. Major fail for not letting Best Buy reps know this product is "supposed" to not lay flat. And major fail for not being willing to exchange them. Stay far away from this mess. Unless you want to be $48 out. $39.99 plus installation. You work too hard for your money... don't throw it away.

Samsung threw a curve with the standard Galaxy S7. Like the S6 the S7 looks flat, but unlike the S6 the S7 screen has is a slight curve down on the edges. Zagg has established a great reputation for producing some of the best screen protectors out there. This is why I purchased the Zagg Invisible Shield Glass, which says on the box it is for the Galaxy S7 (not Edge), but it will not fit properly. Because of the slight curve of the S7 screen at the edges, the Glass screen protector cannot adhere to the edge leaving a halo effect about one eighth of an inch around the edges. From my research, I found this issue has been documented on the web since last spring. Zagg no longer offers this screen protector for the S7 on their website, yet they never recalled the millions of units still out there, nor have they informed the retailers this item will not fit the S7 according to my Best Buy Associate. Zagg now offers the Glass Curve for the S7, which Best Buy does not offer at this time. However, the screen protector only comes in BLACK. The screen portion is clear with black opaque top and bottom that will cover the color portion of the phone. Now if you have a standard black phone, not a major issue. If you have a colored phone, the color of the phone is covered and you now have a black phone. Also, many have complained that the new Glass Curve makes the touch screen less sensitive requiring multiple swipes and harder pressure. Others have complained the edge of the Glass Curve shield will eventually lift from the screen. There are pros and cons to using a screen protector with today's Gorilla Glass 4. As far as film type protectors, I don't think they are necessary for today's screens, as they reduce the quality of the screen touch and view, and offer no real protection for screen breakage. As for the Glass type protectors, I do believe they offer protection for screen breakage while keeping the touch and view qualities of the screen.. In fairness to BB and Zagg, BB offered to return/refund and Zagg offered to replace with the new Curve Glass when available. I bought my Zagg as part of an accessory bundle and if refunded, I lose my discount on the other items in the bundle. I do not want a BLACK screen protector and it is unknown if Zagg will produce a clear version of the Glass Curve. The Invisible Shield Glass I have now functions, feels right to the touch, does not diminish the sensitivity of the screen, and the halo on the edge is only noticeable when the screen has a dark image or is off. I would only recommend this screen protector for the S7 if you can get it at an extreme discount as it will still protect. I highly recommend the Invisible Shield Glass for any device it actually fits.

Purchased this product at the recommendation of a Best Buy employee, who had used it on another phone. When I installed it, i noticed the edges would did not make contact with the phone. The S7 has a downward slope around the edge of the screen and because this product is not flexible, it can't wrap around the screen. Very disappointed with this product, it really should be pulled off the store shelves.

My fiancé and I both pre-ordered the S7 (I got the Edge). When we picked them up, he got a case & screen protector. We didn't want to pay $5 for an associate to apply it, so we took care of that at home. I cannot believe how ill fitted it is! The edge on both sides does not fit due to the curve of the phone, so the entire screen is not protected. His screen protector cracked on the edge within 3 days of purchase after he dropped it in the bathroom. I'm so happy to see that Zagg is redesigning them to fit the S7, but I know we won't be able to swap the ill fitted one for it. What a waste of $40! It shouldn't have ever been released if it didn't fit properly. Wait for the remake - DO NOT BUY THIS ONE!

I love Zagg, have for a long time. But this one really fell short. The edges don't lay down because of the slight curve to the phone. It messes up the screen and looks down right awful. For the price, I'm angry. I emailed customer support through Zagg and they essentially shrugged me off. Don't waste your money or time!

I got my phone early through a pre-order from t-mobile. I was surprised to see this on the shelf so I bought it. It fits poorly as the protection is flat and the Galaxy S7 has slightly curved edges around the glass. (I do not own the S7 Edge). This makes it difficult to use the screen and keyboard sometimes as the borders of the glass stay somewhat elevated once applied. This product should be recalled.

4 mm halo around the entire screen. had the sales associate apply and she tried 2 and they were both the same. seriously annoying because it was the same with the s6 until they recut the glass after customer complaints. why did I assume that the s6 ill-fitting screen was an isolated error? would leave no star if I could.

I started purchasing the glass screen protectors when i saw how it literally kept my wife's actual phone screen from cracking. She cracked 2 different glass screen protectors but the phone itself was fine! However, the design for the s7 sucked. The edges wouldn't stay down they seemed lifted. I had to go back the day after purchasing to get a new one and while the associate tried his best, even with the new one the edges wouldn't stay down so I had to purchase a different type of screen protector. If zaag will fix the design it would be 5 star!

The protector is very nice in the middle, but it doesn't curve for the edge of the screen. There is a halo all the way around that doesn't touch. Being inside my pocket it gets little pieces of things underneath it.

Zagg usually makes excellent screen protectors, but this one misses the mark. I followed the instructions precisely and on a brand new phone, since this is the auto-recommended screen protector when you buy at best buy, and the edges never adhered. It's also just enough smaller than the phone that there is space between it and the edges of my very typical case. After two weeks of light use, the protector started shattering around the edges.

When I originally bought this product it was $40. Immediately after putting it on, the screen protector did not adhere to my phone on the outside edges at all. I have a regular Samsung Galaxy s7 (not s7 edge) and I made sure to buy the right screen protector. But when I put it on my phone, there is at least a centimeter or two on the entire outside edge that is lifted up and will not stick to the phone. My friend had the same problem, and even after ordering a replacement, the replacement had the same exact issue as well. Before ordering the replacement I had the original for two months and let me tell you, there were cracks EVERYWHERE. It would crack at the lightest drop/ bump/ scratch, anything. Honestly it cracked much easier than the phone itself ever would and while that should be a good thing, it was just annoying. Because the entire outer edge is lifted, it's super easy so get water or dust particles stuck underneath the screen protector. Overall this purchase was a mistake. Just stay with regular screen protectors-not the glass ones. They'll save you a lot of money and frustration.

I used to go commando, no screen protection and no case...until I dropped my (fortunately very inexpensive and old Motorola) phone 2ft onto the street as I was getting out of my car. I can't tell you how many times I've done that, but this was the last drop. The screen was completely destroyed. Lucky me, I was due for an upgrade. Ultimately I purchased the Samsung Galaxy S7 (normal style, not the Edge). For outer protection, I picked up a TECH21 EVO Check case, for which I did read reviews...lots and lots of reviews, and it's perfect. For the screen I bought this Zagg Glass Screen Protector...without reading reviews. Even as I type this, I still haven't read what others are saying about it. Instead I went on the recommendation from the Best Buy Employee. At home, excited to play with my new toy, I applied the glass screen to my new phone. I didn't have much trouble aligning it, and the yellow "peel this side off first...don't touch the adhesive side" message was as clear and concise as could be. Then came the disappointment...the S7 has a slight curve to it and the glass shield did not lay flat on the left and right edges. I could immediately see the potential for lint, dust, and funk to collect under this 1/8" lip on both sides. I thought I installed it wrong. So I got online, registered my shield, and then called Zagg for installation support. After looking me up in their system and hearing my complaint, the Zagg employee was quick to admit that this was a known problem. She confirmed that I had in fact correctly installed the shield, and then informed me that they have developed a shield to match my phone. She further explained that Zagg had not yet pulled all units back from the sales floors and that they will replace my purchase for free. After collecting/confirming my info she waived the shipping and mailed me (via USPS) the correct Glass Curve Shield (model: GS7CGC-BK0). While there was no additional money out of my pocket, the replacement took 29 days to arrive. I couldn't find my replacement here on Best Buy's website. I have a feeling that Zagg still hasn't formally released it. Here's my 4-star review for that... Patience, a steady hand, perfect vision, and a dust free environment is HIGHLY recommended for installation. The Glass Curve Invisible Shield for the Samsung Galaxy S7 fits perfectly on all edges. The border/trim has a black finish that helps to hide the fact that you have a screen protector at all, which I love! However, the symbols for the Home button and the Back button (the white back-lit capacitive buttons on the bottom left and right of the phone) are covered by the glass shield and its black finish. Etched through the black are the exact shapes for said buttons. Any error in placement of the glass shield will cover-up and/or block the backlight from these buttons. Applying this shield made me feel like the nervous bomb squad guy trying to cut the correct wire. Steady. Focus. Easy now. Easy. As if worrying that I hadn't cleared the screen of finger prints and dust wasn't enough, I was in a panic about correctly aligning the shield. There's probably a way to do it, but I couldn't figure out how to keep the Home and Back buttons on so I could see the light as I aligned the shield. And so, I did have to lift it back up once to correctly fit. Zagg should have instructions to do the following... After cleaning and prepping to install the shield, hold the bottom edge against the phone and align the Home and Back buttons then slowly lower the glass over the speaker and camera at the top. All said and done, I really like the end results. This screen protector blends in perfectly with the TECH21 EVO case (Smokie/Black). The finished look merits 5 stars, but perfection is required for the install to phone and not everyone has dexterity +100. For that I'd give it 3 stars. However, Zagg was friendly and compliant about the replacement so I'm averaging that out to 4-Stars. Good Luck!

Doesn't fit the phone even though it's for an S7. Zagg is supposedly making a Glass Contour but it isn't out yet. Don't know why this one was ever made.

We are longtime zagg buyers but for some reason, which apparently is common, the glass screen for the galaxy s7 does not fit very well. The edges do not lay flat, on both sides the edges are sligtly lifted up and not completely on the phone. Otherwise, I love using the zagg glass screen protector but I think samsung tweaked the phone a little too much with a curve.