Customer Ratings & Reviews

The employee was a great help. He gave me great customer service. I was very satisfied with the product.

Zagg is the best wouldn't recommend anything else. Best accessory for the phones.

The best all around seems like it doesmt work but in the end your happy with the results i recomend it

for me this turned out to be a useless purchase. it didnt stick to the edges as I hoped and came off frequently when used with a case. threw it away within the 2nd week I got it.

I've put on at least 20 in my lifetime as I buy and sell a lot of phones. This was not an easy application as dust was trapped and couldn't be removed easily under it even though I cleaned it well. Difficult to warranty that out. My loss.

No complaints considering the fact that I could not find a hard glass shield for the brand of phone

It's hard at the beggining to set Up the protector but if you follow the instructions not at all

I am very happy with the purchase...a little big pricey...and difficult to put it..but I like it

Zagg is true to the description. The phone was dropped and there were no scratches or peeling.

I was going to purchase one through Amazon Best Buy price was better even with installation

ZAGG IS AN EXCELLENT PRODUCT , EASY TO INSTALL , ABSOLUTELY NO PROBLEMS WITH THE EDGES ON THE PHONE.

I am not sure what the difference is between other products this is the first I bought and its nice.

Tech installed it for me and did a good job, i would recommend pro install as the edge can be tricky

This was perfect for what I needed. Couldn’t find many solutions for this phone.

A month in, and this has held up well. Didn't have an issue with bubbles either, easy installation.

The Geek Squad installed the Invisible Shield for me which I am most greatful for.

Zagg is a great brand very durable & strong. Also their customer service is great.

Great product, no bubbles whatsoever. Highly Recommend, easy to install and very inexpensive.

Compared to previous Zagg products, this one in particular is definitely not worth it in my opinion. It does not adhere to all of the curved edges of the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge as it was designed. I've put on plenty of these screen protectors and none have bubbled like this, and collected half as much dust. If it wasn't for the fact that this was the only protector available when I purchased my phone on launch day, I would have avoided it like the plague. Plus putting a case on it afterwards only makes the screen protector lift and bubble even more around the edges. All in all just stay away from this product, and go with tempered glass.

I'm usually a Ghost Armor fan, but I needed my phone protected quick and this was one of the few products available at the time - I had received my phone early through preorders and accessories were scarce. ZAGG seems to promise the same as Ghost Armor: around 30 bucks, replacements available for the life of the phone I gave it a shot. The fit is not as bad as some of the other screen protectors out there. It seems that a lot of companies were guessing as to the specs of the Galaxy S7 because some of these were available before the phone was even unveiled. I found that it lined up well with the Edge sides and the bottom. Fit was a little, and I mean LITTLE, off around the top. Only a dealbreaker if you're nitpicky about a mm or two. Application was a nightmare, and I've done a few of these for various gaming devices, phones, and smartwatches. The applicator and squeegee don't match what's on ZAGGs online video tutorials. In fact, they look a little more well-designed than what was in this product. No S7 specific video - they still go with the S6 Edge since it's only slightly smaller than the S7 Edge. It was not the easy-lift screen in the video. This one needs a lot more work to get the bubbles off, and the squeegee doesn't have a thicker end for working out the bubbles like in the videos. The only advice is to give more pressure until they work out. I was only willing to use so much pressure before I decided I would be putting my brand new screen at risk. The result was horrendous considering how clearly everything looked on a new phone. The numerous bubbles stood out on white backgrounds (Facebook users take note) and when the screen is off. Definitely not how a new flagship should look. The bubbles worked out a tiny bit over the next two days, but are still noticeable. Protection-wise, it seems to be holding up. I still baby the phone, but the few objects that have come into contact with the screen have left little traces they were ever there. There is a small scratch that won't go away. It couldn't have been anything major, so I'm losing confidence in their self-healing technology claim. Colors display very well through it, and it has not interfered in any of my apps or use of the Edge notifications. There was a little lifting on the bottom edge, but that's because I put my Otterbox on 8 hours later before heading to work. After readjusting the case to sit ON the edge of the protector, rather than pushing up on it, there have been no more issues with it lifting off. Overall, I'm disappointed in the product considering ZAGG has such a good reputation. I would highly recommend going either with Ghost Armor if it's available near you, or paying the 7.99 I hear Geek Squad charges to put this on. It looks like it is protecting well, and you can definitely feel a little more thickness over the paper-thin screen protectors that are out there. For a phone like the Galaxy S7, the 8 bucks are worth saving the frustration over and getting an immaculate display. If anything goes wrong, it would be easier to return it and swap for a different brand as they will claim user error caused the bad installation and give you a hard time getting a replacement if the screen does not install well.