Glass Elite

So far, so good. I have had this screen protector on my phone since February. No issues, no cracks or scratches when it’s been dropped. My wife and kids also have the same screen protector and with the kids dropping their phones, we have had no issues. It is easy to install on the phone and fits the phone well. It is a little more expensive but worth the money if I don’t have to buy another one.

Installation was super easy. It is fresh and new and there are no bubbles or flaws to be seen. Time will tell how this holds up. There is an 8X Stronger Tempered Glass at AT&T, but that will run me an additional $15.00. My last iPhone, 11 Pro Max with the VRS Design case never had a protection screen and it was unscathed albeit dropped a few times from my on the move cycling drops. So with the same case on the new Phone I am fairly confident this 5X screen protection will be more than adequate.

**ZAGG InvisibleShield iPhone Screen Protector** As someone who is always concerned about protecting my iPhone’s screen from scratches, smudges, and potential cracks, I decided to try the ZAGG InvisibleShield iPhone Screen Protector. I’ve heard great things about ZAGG products, and I was eager to see if this screen protector lived up to the brand’s reputation. **What I Like:** - **High-Quality Protection**: The ZAGG InvisibleShield provides excellent protection for my iPhone’s screen. It’s made from durable materials that feel solid and secure once applied. I’ve dropped my phone a couple of times since installing it, and the screen protector has absorbed the impact without any damage to the actual screen. It gives me peace of mind knowing that my phone is well-protected. - **Clarity and Touch Sensitivity**: One of the standout features is how clear and responsive the screen remains after applying the protector. There’s no noticeable loss of clarity or touch sensitivity, which is something I’ve experienced with other screen protectors in the past. The display looks as sharp as ever, and swiping or tapping feels just as smooth as if there were no protector at all. - **Easy Installation**: The installation process was straightforward and hassle-free. The protector comes with a simple alignment tool that makes it easy to position the screen protector perfectly on the first try. There were no bubbles or misalignments, which can often be a problem with screen protectors. - **Fingerprint Resistance**: The surface of the screen protector is designed to resist fingerprints and smudges, which keeps the screen looking clean and clear throughout the day. While it’s not completely smudge-proof, it’s significantly better than many other protectors I’ve used in the past. **What I Don’t Like:** - **Price**: The ZAGG InvisibleShield is on the pricier side compared to other screen protectors. While I do believe the quality justifies the cost, it’s something to consider if you’re on a budget. However, given the level of protection and clarity it provides, it’s a worthwhile investment for those looking to safeguard their phone. - **Thickness**: While the protector is not overly thick, it does add a slight layer to the screen, which might be noticeable if you’re used to a completely bare screen. It’s a minor issue, but some users might prefer a thinner option if they want the most seamless experience. - **Limited Reusability**: Once applied, the protector is not designed to be removed and reapplied. This isn’t an issue if you install it correctly the first time, but if you need to reposition it or switch to a new phone, you’ll need to purchase a new one. **Bottom Line:** The ZAGG InvisibleShield iPhone Screen Protector is an excellent choice for anyone looking to protect their phone’s screen without sacrificing clarity or touch sensitivity. Its high-quality protection, ease of installation, and fingerprint resistance make it a top-tier option in the market. While it’s on the pricier side and adds a slight thickness to the screen, the overall benefits far outweigh these minor drawbacks. If you’re serious about keeping your iPhone’s screen in pristine condition, this screen protector is definitely worth considering.

My typical opinion of screen protectors is there isn’t much of a meaningful difference when it comes to preventing the screen from breaking whether you get a $5 protector or a $40 protector. On the really high end($50-$60) and above I’m sure there is a noticeable gain in durability. When it comes to a $5 protector vs a $40 one I think the $40 protector isn’t any more effective but you’re mostly paying for the brand name, a few extra accessories to make putting on the protector a bit simpler & maybe they’ll replace it for free if it ever breaks. When I saw the original price on this one around $50 and the sale price at $21 I figured why not give a more “premium” one a try. When I opened the box they had this cool little tray that held your phone in place and had posts that rose above the screen which held the screen protector perfectly lined up with your screen. I thought that was a great idea. Only Problem is the holes on the protector film did not line up even close to where they needed to be in order to properly set them on the posts. Now the entire tray that was meant to line up your screen protector with the screen was completely useless. Now I just had to install the protector the same way you would with the cheapest ones, just by eyeballing it and hoping u don’t get any fingerprints on the sticky side while handling it. Fortunately I got lucky and centered it pretty well. The little squeegee tool that was supposed to remove the bubbles never came in the packaging so I just had to use a credit card. Finally I had it on and thought that was he last time I had to worry about it. TWO DAYS later I had a crack on the edge of the protector near the top left of my screen. I couldn’t even think of how it got there because it hadn’t had any significant phone drops. Of course in the next few days it spider-webbed off into a few other cracks and went across the length of the screen. Fast forward a bit, maybe 10 days after installing and I got another crack on the right side a little below the center. Now in less than 2 weeks I have cracks running over the majority of my screen. It would be one thing if I dropped the phone hard at some point, of course these things aren’t invincible. However I can’t even think of the drops when the two cracks formed. Mind u I have an otter box defender case on my phone with a bit of an edge bevel. The hardest “fall” the phone might have taken is having it in my lap and falling from about knee height when I stood up forgetting it was on my lap. Again tho I have the otter box case so most of the impact was absorbed. All around this is not worth your money, not for $10, $20 and absolutely not $50. Do yourself a favor and buy a 2-pack for $10 and you’ll have at least equal or better quality and a second protector if the first one happens to break

These are good protectors in my experience, but also frustrating. The first one I had, I installed per the instructions but two large bubbles would not come out and the edges started coming up. With the replacement, I have one smaller bubble at the top that I can’t remove even with the dust sticker. I think these elite protectors aren’t as adhesive as the xtr5s that I used on my last phone. They’re just a lower quality product, but still better than the no name ones. I hope it lasts a while. They have a single replacement warranty program where you have to pay just shipping to get one single replacement over the life of your device. They no longer offer lifetime replacements like they used to.

The installation is awesome! very clean and quick! They made it so that you just use the sticky paper to lay on over your screen to clean the dust particles off, then you place your iPhone face down into the installation mold. Place the cover over your phone, then pull the tab - keep pulling until everything pulls out - push on the cover for 5 seconds, then you are done! A much easier and better way to install the screen protector. Love this! Go get one now!

I just got a new iPhone 17 Pro Max yesterday and the man at Verizon installed the screen cover for me. I watched him do it and it seemed super easy to apply compared to other screen covers that I have used in the past. The screen cover is very nice and seems to do a good job of resisting fingerprints. It has great touch sensitivity. I always love ZAGG screen protectors because they have always done such a great job of protecting my phones. Plus, there is a lifetime warranty. You can’t beat that!

ZAGG is premium priced, but for a reason. I got tired of the other brands with all their red tape and whatnot. ZAGG is strong, worth the money, responsive customer service, and so so easy to install.

Looked a bunch of different protective glass covers and saw this one had been recommended by a independent reviewer . Very easy to install with no bubbles.

Really disappointed. Now, to be fair, I really like ZAGG protective glasses, I always get those and I’ve been a happy customer. They’re a bit on the pricier side, but the installation is easy, you get a replacement if there’s an issue. (though from my understanding, those replacement cost something.) All that said, I’m not sure I’d get this specific one, for iPhone 13 mini. I bought a first one, but had tons of issues with dust, NEVER had so many issues installing a screen protector. Thought it might be due to the season (there’s lots of dust in the air), after struggling for about 20 minutes (unpeeling, removing dust particles, peeling back), I had to accept that that was the best I could manage. The glass didn’t stick properly anymore, all around, there were bubbles and tons of dust… I decided that was probably on me… Maybe my environment was particularly dusty that day… So I ordered a second one… (hey! I do like their products a lot! and I can own my mistakes) End of the day, I did the second installation in an ascepticized environment, but still there’s something really odd, I’m not sure if it’s the cloth they provide with the installation kid, or the fluid, but it seems like it statically charges the screen, making every dust particle in the air attracted to it. After a bit of struggles (was in a dust-free environment, so managed to mostly overcome the issue), I was able to install the screen protector, but still one dust particle ended up on there, the side of the screen doesn’t seem to properly stick and since, during installation, there were bubbles between the screen and the protective layer it shipped with, it was super hard to assess how good the installation was prior to peeling that last layer of protective film. All in all, I still love ZAGG products and would likely still get them for my future devices, but I’d keep very far away from the iPhone 13 mini kit. Maybe I was just super unlucky, I tend to be satisfied with ZAGG, but this was a pain, twice… and ended up costing near $80 for basically one screen protector, definitely not worth it. I hope I never have to change it... Even if the replacement ends up being free (which it wouldn't), I'm still dreading the day I'll have to install that once more.

Simply great!!

Been having cell repair shops put on screen protectors for years, I like a professional install and the clean look, i must say that this product is A1 the proprietary install is easy and works fantastic, zero issues professional grade, highly recommend this product and for $20 you can go wrong , prepare to pay double anywhere else

I have been ordering zagg screen protectors for years… I did take a brief hiatus when I was all about the OtterBox screen protector, but on my previous phone, when it was time to switch it out… I went with zagg and it held up for over a year… So I wanted the same protection for this phone. I was able to snag these screen protectors for half off so I was able to get one for each my partner and I and a backup. Yes, I already have the back up on my phone as I cracked mine pretty bad, but I don’t blame the screen protector for that… I blame the angle in which it slammed into the ground and what it hit along the way… So, zagg still hold up and I would say it’s probably accurate to say the screen protectors are five times than normal protection. I would recommend these to a friend. I work in the industry so, I do recommend them quite often.