ZAGGInvisibleShield Glass+ VisionGuard - Blocks 99% UV and blue light from your device - Made for Apple iPhone X/Xs 200101942

This ZAGG product is awesome. While I cannot quantify the amount of blue light filtered, but I know it is cutting of that harm light for sure. Also, the screen is very smooth unlike the other screen protectors and reduces the fatigues to the fingers while scrolling on it. Also, their Warranty support is awesome 🤟

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I was a loyal zagg customer for years. Then they cranked up prices to ridiculous levels and started charging for warranty replacements right when some great competitors came to market. Great way to ruin the business and lose customers.This screen protector was ridiculously expensive and the two corners by Face ID don’t sit flat. No idea what I was thinking but I wish I never made this purchase.No rounded edges (likely intentional since they’re pretty much industry standard). Makes it highly annoying to swipe up from the bottom of the screen for FaceID. Maybe Zagg forgot how to make a requirements document. Also MAKES IT MORE PRONE TO EDGE CHIPPING AND KEEPS WARRANTY REPLACEMENT REVENUE COMING IN.I was also looking at their Glass+ Visionguard for the 2018 iPad Pro which is notoriously unfriendly to screen protectors. Found out ALL of them are 0.75mm thick or 3X THICKER than most competitors. Complaints abound about cracks, edge chips and with the IPad Pros, loss of touch sensitivity. It seems Zagg is totally out of touch with its customers.

Update 0-1 star: Despite extreme care —this plastic “guard” Cracked (fault lines across my screen & all 4 corners), Bubbled (top, bottom) Broke into sharp bits (corners) in less than 6 months. I’ve thrown this useless item (& my money!) away;I’m glad there’s no resulting damage to my phone screen or cover. Will shop another brand!Original review 3 stars: The plastic cover type protection product (versus thicker glass version) appears fine & installation is simple. There’s a disparity in the blocking of UV light claim made on this Amazon site that is MISSING/no mention of UV light block/protection from the product’s box & zagg.com site. ?? Inquiries made—no response yet.

One of my very biggest complaints about digital devices these days is all the weird "screen protectors" on the market. Honestly, I have had some horrible experiences with some of these cheap and inferior screen protectors and I am betting that so have you. Most these cheap screen protectors are a big waste of money and can cause you more damage than they are worth. Enter ZAGG. I recently purchased a iPhone XS Max at 256 GB in storage. A rather spendy cell phone device to say the very least. I have had experience with ZAGG products in the past and when it comes to screen protectors, ZAGG produces some of the very best available. I installed this very screen protector with zero problems (follow the instructions please) and the end result was definitely worth it. If you are needing a good, easy to install and durable screen protector then your search is over, right here and right now. Simple as that. 5 stars for this screen protector.

I used to buy Zagg screen protectors for every phone. This is the first one I’ve bought and had all the corners chip off within one month of using it. The screen protector even cracked all the way across when it fell off a plant stand (approx 5 inches off the ground). This is the cheapest piece of trash I’ve ever bought. And on top of it they now require you to pay $5 shipping and handling even though I just paid $45 a month ago. What a waste of money.

Installation instructions are easy to follow, and package includes the glass, detailed instructions, a cleaning cloth, wet wipe and installation frame. After oh so carefully cleaning my phone screen to eliminate every smudge and speck of dust, it was PERFECT. Then came the application of the InvisibleShield Glass...Peeling the protective film from one side of the glass exposes the adhesive side of the glass. In the 10-15 seconds that I took to precisely position the InvisibleShield Glass onto my phone screen, the InvisibleShield Glass became contaminated with 5-6 pieces of dust. I suspect that the simple act of peeling off the protective film created a static charge, which attracted any airborne dust particles, lint, etc. from the air and onto the glass adhesive.Once the InvisibleShield Glass was placed down on the phone screen glass, the dust particles created air bubbles that were impossible press out. The dust was now embedded to the InvisibleShield Glass! There is no way to remove the dust from the adhesive. Perhaps others are willing to accept this flaw in return for an added layer of phone protection. But for me, this is completely unacceptable given the price of this thing. I have wasted $50.