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ZAGG Invisible Shield Screen Protector Review

The box is rather thick for a screen protector, but that’s because it is a complete kit to ensure proper installation.  Inside the box is a vial of adhesive solution, micro-fiber cleaning cloth, rubber squeegee and the screen protector itself.  Many people will not be happy that only one protector comes in the box, because if you screw it up then you have to purchase another one.

There is a simple installation procedure, and if you do not follow it then you will not be happy with the results.  The instructions are printed on the inside of the box when you open it.  I was timid at first, but be confident and you’ll do it right.

First you have to wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.  Make sure there are no skin oils and that you’re applying this in an area without dust.

The included solution is what makes the protector semi-permanent.  You have to spray your fingertips with the solution first.  Doing this ensures that you don’t create fingerprints when handling the plastic protector sheet.

You then peel the screen protector off the backing and then moisten the front and back side with the application solution… DON’T spray any on your phone.

Then you simply place the Shield on your device, with the adhesive side down.  It will have a little give while the solution is still wet, so you can slide it into place.  Then you use the included squeegee to push the excess moisture and any ubbles away from the center.  Then you soak up any excess with the included lint-free cloth.

At this point the Invisible Shield won’t be so transparent and you will see some defects.    These defects and bubbles will go away if you leave your phone alone for the next twelve hours.  After about a day or two the shield will be completely transparent and unnoticeable.  Trust me.  I was skeptical at first, but after following the instructions and waiting I am very happy with the results.

So what’s it like?  We tell you on the next page.

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6 comments

ZAGG High Definition Invisible Shield (Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014) Review—OCmodshop.com January 12, 2014 at 5:51 pm

[…] tablet.  I previously used a ZAGG Insivible Shield screen protector on an older Android phone (review here), and was very impressed with it.  The screen protector stayed on longer than the phone it was put […]

lydellejacnational September 6, 2012 at 10:35 am

I thought this was a pretty good review, personally. I hope that they make this for ipads, I’d love to use this along with the ipad 2 case I just got.

Don Haynes August 28, 2012 at 6:14 pm

Hell no, he's not writing here. If you don't know to capitalize the first word of a sentence then you better get back to offering apple pies to customers.

Matt August 25, 2012 at 9:15 am

is this a review or an ad? this is some pretty weak reviewing.

ocmodshop August 25, 2012 at 2:42 pm

This was not sponsored… I purchased this myself and am getting no compensation whatsoever for this review.

As far as the “weak reviewing”… There’s no benchmarks or scientific tests I can put it through. We certainly welcome new writers if you think you can do a better job.

News and Reviews for August 25th 2012 August 25, 2012 at 6:44 am

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