Customer Ratings & Reviews

Sadly, this is the shield I wanted but it didn't work with my new IPad.

Too hard to install,too expensive, ..................................!!!!!!??

I bought a ZAGG iPhone 6 hdx and it installed great! But the ZAGG - InvisibleShield HD Screen Protector had poor instructions and was impossible to install without trapped bubbles. The film protection wrap was not color coded like the iPhone and I wasted time trying to install the wrong piece of film (the piece that protects the film that installs to the tablet). By the time I figure this out I did not have the tab handles. This made it impossible to install without a lot of trapped bubbles. This was a 1-1/2 hour project and took far too long. I was willing to buy an hdx version but at my store the inventory showed there was one left but we could not find it. I'm glad to have the film in place but now have to look for eight an hdx or another brand and this is wasted money. Don't spend your money on this product.

I bought this yesterday for a new iPad Pro 9.7". It also fits the Air and Air 2 9.7". I had zero problems installing it. I used two pieces of blue painters tape to act as hinges. Search online for videos if you don't know how to do this. Do not use masking tape, it can leave a residue! I did the install in the bathroom after running the shower with hot water to steam up the room. I did the install on the vanity sink top after removing everything from the sink top and wiping away any dust. Power down the iPad before cleaning it! I aligned the Zagg and then attached it using two pieces of painters tape. I then cleaned the screen of the iPad using a little deionized water on a soft microcleaning cloth. The provided black one is a little too course. I then used the included alcohol wipe to finish cleaning. I then cleaned the bottom of the removeable film 1 surface with the alcohol wipe to get rid of any dust on it. I then carefully removed protective film 1 and laid the Zagg over the iPad making sure the hinges were aligned. I touched the center and it started to adhere as shown in the Zagg YouTube instruction video. I left the yellow protective film 2 in place and removed most of the one bubble left. I then removed the yellow protective film. YOU NEED TO BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN REMOVING IT TO NOT LIFT THE Zagg InvisibleShield off the iPad's screen. Use two or more hands. I then pushed out the remaining small bubble with the black cloth. It is amazing to watch the Zagg adhere to the iPad's screen all by itself. Do not try to lift the Zagg glass shield off once attached. If you do you'll have to start again with a new one which means getting a warranty replacement from Zagg. I tried this a month ago with one for an iPhone 7+ and dust got underneath and the edges wouldn't adhere properly.

As with the case, I got this for my dad who is rough on technology. It took 3 attempts by geek squad to get the protector installed properly, but once on, it has performed well.

This product provides excellent screen protection for my iPad, no viewing distortions, and does not reduce screen sensitivity. There are a few lingering bubbles between the protective film and my screen, but these are very small and do not impact use or aesthetics.

These are great for protecting electronic screens. Cheaper to replace these than a screen.

I bought the Zagg HD screen protector for my wife's iPad Air along with a Zagg screen protector for her HTC phone. The iPad screen protector installed went great but, it is because I did some good learning by failing at the HTC phone install. The screen protector comes sandwiched between a hard back panel and a front disposable cover sheet. This front cover sheet has a grip tab that you use to separate the screen protector from the backing and this front cover is larger than the screen protector itself but, has adhesive along the edges. I could see and easily separate the the actual screen protector from the front cover on the iPad Air, it was not so clear to me on the smaller HTC phone version and frustration with trying to separate the two resulted in a failed install. Again, the larger iPad installed great, looks great. With the size of the packaging, I wonder why the install instruction sheet has to be so small. Like a good carpenter, measure twice, cut once. In this case, really read that small print.

The screen protector works great, looks amazing (can't even tell it's on there), yet in touching the screen, you can feel the difference after putting it on. That being said, the protector is great at repelling dirt and smudges (i rarely have to clean my screen like i did with my 3M protector) and the product comes with copious amounts of tools to apply it.

Zagg InvisibleShield products are always terrific. They've continued to make it easy to apply it. No complaints by this user.

We bought 3 iPad Air2's for work and added the screen protector to one that was to be issued to some clerical folks who were going to be passing it back and forth. Since scratches to the screen aren't covered by the warranty, we thought this would be a good idea. As it turns out, it was issued to another manager who likes to spill coffee and drop cigarettes on her technology, trash her company car, and throw phones. We're happy with our decision... so far so good!

Just bought an iPad Pro 9.7 went to Best Buy got a case for it for 50 bucks bought a screen protector for $34.00. Then gave me no help trying to put it on. Told me I need to spend another $15 for geek squad to do it for me. I was really just looking for some direction. So after spending $85 they couldn't give me the time to run me through some steps on how to put the thing on properly. So it ended up messed up and then in the garbage and I paid $34 for a screen protector In the trash. Thanks Best Buy!

I love Zagg invisible shield. It assures me my iPad Screen is safe from scratches...

This shield is very nice and very clear, worth the cost and install price.

This protects my iPad screen and is compatible with my stylus.

I’ve used screen protectors from this brand before and they worked wonderfully, but for some reason they decided to replace the spray bottle they used to give you with a wet wipe to prime the adhesive. Guess what the wet wipe does? Leaves little fibers ALL OVER THE ADHESIVE SIDE OF THE SCREEN PROTECTOR. It doesn’t matter how well you clean your screen before you start, you will end up with a bunch of fibers stuck to the screen protector and there’s no getting them out. The screen protector itself is nice, but they need to go back to the spray bottle application method. My iPad screen looks terrible.

Thought I was going to have way more problems putting this screen protector on my iPad, but didn't. The only suggestion...make sure it is 100% devoid of lint. I have one piece that will remain on the iPad for eternity.

The instructions and application was super easy. I cannot even tell that I have it on. It blends perfectly with the beauty of the device. I avoided dust but noticed a steamy bathroom is the best place. I had one stubborn bubble but it eventually came out and stayed out. Good adhesive. I highly recommend this one. (the corner bright white squiggle is due to my pendant lighting - not the glass protector)

So good I bought one for me went back got one for a friend goes on easy they will help and I don't see fingerprints touch screen works great don't even know it's there

I didn't like the fact that the installation is very difficult and messy. You have to be patience when you do it. Bubbles will stay there for a couple of days. But... Once the installation is completed, the product will do its job.