Customer Ratings & Reviews

The screen doesn't work with most cases, when you put on the screen and then the case it will start to pull up in the coners . Very disappointed

I always feel like a screen protector is a must. This protector is ok but if anything gets under it, it will no longer adhere to the phone. Putting a case on with the protector is also difficult and can cause it to lift. Ok product but tempered glass is much better.

I purchased both the case and the screen protector from the store. I paid the Geek Squad to properly apply the screen protector and followed their instructions on not putting on the case for up to 24 hours. I waited 48 hours and then put on the case. Within a couple of hours, the screen protector at the top and bottom of the phone began to come up. I would not recommend using a case if you purchase this screen protector. Other than that, it is a good product.

Put on a pair of latex gloves when applying - no fingerprints. I ended up using the Glass spray cleaner for my Oakley sunglasses to saturate the screen then laying the protector and floating it into position. You could probably just use windex. Leave a good amount of liquid on when laying the screen on then use the squeegee to press the liquid out. The extra wetness pulls any lingering dust particles out... flushes it away... Work from tje Center outwards until the middle areas of the screen are bubble free, then work on thw edges. This method allows you to pull up the protector to adjust or get stubborn bubbles out from the middle. Use your fingers to press the edges where the screen curves. This takes patience cause it needs to dry to a point to stay down. Let ot sit for a bit and check the curved edges amd press down as needed. It'll be super flat and smooth on a day or less Wait to put a case on so the protector sticks, but it'll still prob peel up at thw edges of tje curve with a case. My wife pit jersput a otter box commuter and I went with a Supcase. Edges still rolled up ar times. Bad thing about this is if you write with your s pen, it leaves an imprint of what you wrote that never goes away. After we replaced our Note 7's, I went with SharkProof liquid screen protector. Check them out of similar liquid ones. They really protect the screen and makes them super smooth...and no annoying edges lifting up.

This product lives up to its durability and would be great......IF it didnt lift to bubble on my screen as I put my case on! If it was a bit smaller so the case didnt cause it to hamper the zagg, it would work. I tried three different cases and they all overlapped the zagg causing it to lift from the screen. You may say...well maybe its the cases....but you just wouldn't be able to change the cases in order to accomodate the shield. Zaag...go back and product test with different cases and adjust size to accomodate. This would be a 5 star if on a phone without a case, but who doesnt have one to protect the phone these days!

Lessons learned always wait for the glass not the sticky kind of screen protector.

I've purchased one for every smartphone I've owned.it protects the screen, but eventually starts lifting, get bubbles, and has to be replaced. It's a pain to put on, so I end up having the store clerk do it. It has a lifetime warranty, but I've never used it.

Zagg screens are excellent for protection the only issue is the curved screen of the Note 7 makes it hard to use with a case because if you don't get the right one the zagg screen peals up.

I installed this screen protector yesterday and allowed it the rest of the day and the following night to dry and cure, and the corners still peel up when I put on my Tech21 Evo Frame case. I hope shields will be released soon that can be used with a case.

I normally love zagg screen protectors but this one seemed to come up at the edges bad and bubble no matter what case I put on. If you can handle this I guess it's a decent buy

I've always like Zagg and they have held up well for me. But this version for the Note 7 sucks. Don't get me wrong, the protector quality and all those things are great, but the application on the phone is poor (at best). First, the applicator doesn't really help you get a good contact and seal. Additionally, the screen protector (even when you do a good job) doesn't hold the curves of the Note 7 well and quickly start to rise off the screen. I purchased three total. The first one was just a bubble train wreck and would not hold the edges. The second one was faulty as when I went to pull the film, it separate incorrectly and the actual screen protector came off vs. the protective film (making it virtually impossible to install) and the last one I actually got on, with minimal problems, but the edges kept coming up. Then of course, I had to turn the entire phone back in.

The gel pad does not have enough liquid to easily remove bubbles after installation. Took several days for all the bubbles to disappear. Does not stick well around the edges.

This is the worst screen protector. It is also expensive. It was hard to put on. It also did not fit properly.

This is the best choice for a screen protector for the note 7 but difficult to place a case over it. Wouldn't recommend if you're getting a case.

Zagg has made a name for it self and is a great product. But curved screens are still a challenge to protect. This film is comparable bit installation should be left to the pros. Even then no guarantees that the film will eventually lift up due to case use. In a nut she'll, we all pay top dollars for our investment so why not enjoy it to its full benefits. Use your cell phone screen without limits.

It may be fine it you don't use a case. But if you do the edges come lose. Try the tempered glass one. They sell a the Verizon Stores

When applied correctly it's barely noticeable. And it had a nice feel to it. I have used zagg invisiblesheild on all my previuos phones and never had an issue. But after five days the portion covering the curved edge lifted while in my pocket, picking up lint making it impossible to reset. I know that zagg will send me a replacement at no charge, but I am certain the replacement will do the same. In the past I have always recommended zag invisisheild screen protectors but I cannot recommend this one for the note 7.

I am a big proponent of ZAGG and have used them for years. In fact on all my devices until now. The screen protector is not the problem. As you may know the Note 7 has a curved screen and while the screen protector adheres perfectly, it is not case friendly . And there, my friends, in lies the problem. The corners lift and it will drive you crazy (unless you use a case that hides the curves).

I have had two of these on my new Note 7 since I bought it and neither of them have wanted to stay in place. It may be the slight curves on the edge of the screen but they just keep wanting to come off. I have never had this problem with these before. Both have been applied by Geek Squad staff. I guess I will wait on the glass to come out and give it a try. It is worth protecting your screen to have one. Just a hassle to keep replacing them under the warranty.

Goes on well, does its job, but doesn't work with case. Peels up at the corners where it meets the case.