ZAGG InvisibleShield Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy Note II

I would have to say this would be about the 20th device I've wrapped in a zagg invisible shield. I got this for the galaxy note 2 and always default to invisible shields for protection. I was a bit weary this time round because of the reviews I read regarding the note 2 and the s pen not functioning well. I have to say some of the problems are true. The note 2 loses some of its sensitivity in picking up the pen. hovering doesnt seem to work all too well. I dont have the jumping that others experience. Writing works fine, but again I think some of the pressure sensitivity doesnt get picked up. It does leave some indents in the skin but nothing that is permanent, although I was caution not to press too hard knowing the symptom. Having said that, I wouldn't say its the fault of the product. All the touch sensitive gestures with your finger work fine and it works the way it was designed to. I would definitely recommend putting this on to protect the phone and if the s pen issue bug you, either use another screen protector to get the best of both worlds or just go au natural...Using it on such a big phone gives me the piece of mind that when (yes when) I drop it, it won't get a big gash taken out of it. The texture also give it more grip. I would liken it to the texture of an apple skin. All in all 3/5 only because of the pen issue. This coming from a long time Zagg Zealot who would wrap his dog in an invisible shield if they had the template available :)

I see alot of complaints about terrible drag from the stylus. You will notice a difference (obviously) but once you learn to adjust to a different surface, you won't even notice. No issues at all with stylus not working properly. There's ease when putting these on, as well as protection that no other brand can compete with. The people who say that it "fell off", did not put it on right. I've been buying these shields since I started buying smart phones about 3 years ago. I've also been putting them on myself and have never ONCE had one "fall off". Very rarely they may start to peel up in the corner. I usually wet my finger tips, peel it up a tad, spray the solution it comes with, then squeegee it back down. You have to keep in mind you cannot man handle your phone with a fresh shield on especially if your corners are exposed. Put a cover on it that covers the corners for the first week while it sets. All bubbles will go away within a week or two. To reduce them, hit your phone with a blow dryer for a few seconds (the installers use a heat gun or lamp to help set it and reduce bubbles).I fully recommend this product.

Edit 05/16 - At $8.50 today, a new unit is so close to the $5 shipping I'd pay for a warranty replacement at Zagg.com, that it could be worth it just for the quick Amazon shipping. Still, if you really care about screen quality or you have a tight case, hold out for the HD version of the InvisibleShield, which is clearer and sticks more tightly to resist peeling inside a case.***Personally, I believe that wet-apply, flexible screen protectors like the Zagg Invisible Shield provide the most protection possible. The Zaggs wrap the screen from edge to edge, and they're flexible. A soft film will absorb shocks, right?But there are two problems, one classic and one new. First of all, I keep my Note II in a tight case similar to the Otterbox Commuter, and invariably, these Zagg shields peel away. It doesn't matter how much application fluid I use or how carefully I hold the case. In a bumper case, the Zagg has a useful life of two months at best.Zagg does offer a case-friendly version--cut smaller--for the S3, but not the Note II, even after all these months. Sorry, Zagg, I'm not giving up my case for you.Second, over time, I actually did notice yellowing, and eventually grainy rainbow speckling. Hopefully the HD version of the Zagg will fix this problem, but Amazon doesn't carry that version.I'm now seriously considering a tempered glass screen protector for my Note II. While that will have too much glare, at least it will play nice with my case.

So far it's working out very well. Getting it on the screen was fairly easy, and the bubbles worked themselves out within a week (though a couple minute ones required a little extra effort). It also blends well with the phone were you have to look to notice its there. As always with any screen protector, follow the directions and make sure the screen is completely clean of any dust, oils, or anything for best results.If I had to gripe, the texture on the screen is a little "grippy" when using it. It doesn't bother me much, but I can see how it might bother others. Keeping the screen clean after it's applied will help with this, but sometimes my thumb motions aren't as smooth as I'd prefer, especially when using it one handed (as much as anyone can with the Note 2 anyways).Overall though, it's been serving me well and better than most other protectors I've used in the past. Recommended.

We have used Zagg for all our Laptops & phones, over the past 6 yrs. When I sale the older phones on Ebay they still look new, being they were protected with the Full Body Zagg Shield. They are the top of the line, providing superior protection. It is easy to install and remove. Turn phone off, wash hands, spray hands and the shield and apply. Dislike: The Zagg Shield use to provide protection all around the phone, even the edge. Now the edge is open for scratches. Solutions. Always buy a Otterbox for your phone. Amazon, I have 99% of the time have great experience with them. Solution: New Release should arrive at Customer House when pre-paid, the day of release. New Release are the same price at Wal-Mart the 1st week. One just as well buy it there if Amazon can't get them to customer on the Release day. Other than that, great customer service is provided, fast to solve any problems. They follow up to make sure the problem was solve. Thank you

This is a very good screen protector! But... if you plan on using your S-Pen like i do, it isn't the right one for you. the problem is that when you use the S-Pen it leaves behind marks and they don't come out. over all very good screen protector. But not so much for S-Pen users.

I will always choose Zagg products to protect my gadgets. I have used them screen protectors on other phones and tablets and have always found that they provide the best protection.The Zagg screen protector covers the majority of the bezel too, which other screen protectors don't. I also find that the screen protector gives the phone extra grip.The screen protector does have an orange peel look to it but this isn't noticeable when the phone is in use. It can be tricky to fit if it's your first time but it's easy to reapply if needed.

I have had numerous phones, and each one has been covered in this Invisible Shield. It's a tough coating which you can scratch with keys or anything else that you may carry in your pocket and nothing ever happens to it. Which is why I purchased this for possibly the biggest phone I have ever owned.Worked like a dream, worked so well I have never bought a case for it. The sticker on he front and back save the phone from receiving any unwanted scratches, however this does not cover the corners, so they can get scratched. I would recommend this and possibly a bumper case by Samsung. Something to just cover the edges. These stickers are tested intensively. Check out the Zagg website to see some of the tests they have.The sticker will not let you down, the front and back of the phone will remain as new! The corners, well, you'll need to take care of them.

Ordered the "Maximum Protection" as pictured, which has coverage for the front, back sides and top edges.I was sent just the front and back protectors, spoke to Amazon who refunded me immediately.Zagg products are top notch, not everybody likes the slightly rubbery feeling but I value the extra grip it provides.Just a same this seller cannot get the product lines in order.

ZAGG invisibleSHIELDS are always awesome and so is this.