ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass Screen Protector for Microsoft Surface Pro 3

I am surprised noone actually talk about the Surface Pro 3 screen sensitivity after applying this screen protector...I have this ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass on for my Surface Pro 3 for a month before I decided to take this off my SP3... Why? Because I can tell my screen sensitivity was... "a tad off".1) Touch wise, it was quite obvious to me when I try to Swipe Down to close app, it is either a hit or miss. Do an experiment, try zooming in and out a photo repeatedly, tell me if it works 90% of the time. Maybe, or perhaps, I was gentle with my touch gesture. But I have to say, I have ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass for my iPad mini 2, touch sensitivity for my iPad mini 2 works perfectly. And I still have it on for my iPad mini 2. I have absolutely no idea what went wrong with screen protector for SP3.2) Pen wise, it is better than my touch gesture. It "rarely" missed my handwriting. I use OneNote a lot on my SP3, and handwriting with the N-Trig pen is "almost" perfect. Until I try to draw a circle (to do a selection of the text). Sometimes, the screen lost my pen inking. Maybe, or perhaps, I could "draw harder" on the screen. But I didn't want to damage my N-Trig pen. Somehow, I could tell that the friction is fairly high when writing on the ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass. I could be paranoid, but there is a "possibility" that the pen could wear out sooner when writing this screen protector.However, if you rarely use the touch screen or pen, you are likely to love this screen protector and give it 5 stars:3) Quality: I have ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass for my iPad mini 2, and I really like the quality feel. The screen is clear, and no visible scratches. I have to say, ZAGG screen protector for my iPad mini 2 is the reason why I bought this product for my SP3. Though it is disappointment for me due to (1) and (2) above.4) Lifetime Warranty: I bought this product from Amazon, and yes, we are still entitled to the Lifetime replacement program by ZAGG. In case you didn't notice, the "Glass" screen is not available on ZAGG website, only "Original" screen is for sale on their website. I am not exactly sure why, could be due to exclusiveness. But when you try to register the "Glass" with ZAGG, there is no way you could select "Glass". Register accordingly as "Original" owner first, then contact their Support, they will help you change to "Glass" in their system... Voila~ You can request for "Glass" screen replacement going forward.I have to admit, the sensitivity issue got better after a month or so. I could be cheating to myself, but Swipe gesture seems to work slightly better after a month. Yes, a month. Some owners might say a week, but it took me a month before the screen protector got "settled down". But still, in my opinion, if you write a lot on your SP3, or you are draw a lot... this is not a screen protector for you. Matter of fact, I believe none of the screen protector in the market is suitable for you. If you look around in the Amazon, screen protectors for SP3 have very low ratings (3 stars or so), mainly complaining about the screen sensitivity issue.I have taken out my ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass, and SP3 has been running without a screen protector for a week now. Honestly, I like it better now. Though I have to declare, I purchased the Microsoft Complete Warranty thingy, so I am not so worried about damaging my SP3 "naked screen".But if you are looking protect your SP3, and you don't mind (1) and (2) that I mentioned above, or you don't use the touch screen or pen often, I will recommend this product. Though, I would not even recommend you to buy SP3 in the first place. If you are a user who rarely use touch screen or pen to write/draw, try Asus Zenbook UX305, might be a better product for you.I bought SP3 because I like to write on OneNote for business use. Judging the fact that SP3 is meant to be touched and written, overall I won't recommend and hence 3 stars.

I've put on a lot of screen protectors in my time. Including many small tablets. But one thing I can tell you is once you get above a screen size of 7 inches you will never be able to get a perfect installation. Whether it's debris under the protector or the protector being slightly askew on the screen. When you're talking about something this big you have to make compromises. I readjusted my protector about 4 to 5 times using packing tape to attempt to clean it between retries. I got something I could live with but still ended up with stray hairs on the periphery on the left side. Also the reattempt caused the adhesive to wear and so one of the corners will not stay down. Nonetheless I am used to the situation and it's not in the viewable screen area anyway so it's as good as it's going to get. I always go with zagg because of their excellent warrantees and properly fitting screen protectors.I use this protector in combination with an STM DUX case for my Microsoft surface pro 3. The screen protector is small enough where cases do not interfere. If I had to try it again I would probably use some form of tape hinge design when laying down this screen protector. I feel like they could've included some form of heavy cardboard frame that was recyclable to help you perfectly place this screen protector the first time. Having to try over and over again is really what led to the most contamination. I do have the surface pen and the screen protector in no way interferes with the pen's operation and I feel that the pen glides on the screen protector just fine. So I can confirm that this protector does not change your Microsoft pen experience in anyway.

I bought this and a case when I first bought my Pro 3. For my school, we have to take our tests online and up quite a few flights of stairs. You can't bring anything in with you, so when I was coming out of my test, I had my computer in my hand and was grabbing my bag (which was inconveniently near the railing). My computer slipped out of my hand and fell down a flight of stairs, hitting quite a few on the way down. I thought for sure it would have been destroyed, but there were only a few cracks on the screen protector. I was able to get another one and replaced it, so now my screen is as good as new! This (and my case) really saved my computer.

It covers the screen perfectly, and really easy to apply. On my cover there was a small defect/chip at the top, but it's close enough to the edge it isn't over the display screen, so it doesn't really bother me. Though I'm sure if I did have an issue with it, with Zagg's warranty I could easily get a replacement.

On my IPhone, this was soo awesome!! On this one is really nice too but lacks the gem like gleam and silky smooth fingerprint free surface. Same thing happened to my iPhone replacement around the same time, so I think it was a bad batch. Next iPhone replacement was really nice again. So I think moving forward these will be full gems again.

I have tried about 5 different screen protectors on my phone. They all work fine, but ZAGG scored a winner with this one. I put one on my Surface Pro 3 and the fit is perfect. Optical clarity is outstanding and touch screen is unaffected. The beveled edges help keep something from pulling the protector up, but if you use a case like the Urban Armor, it almost completely covers the edges so don't have to worry. It's pricey, but if you spent $1500 on a mobile device, you want to protect it.

Effective and functional. But sometimes wont fit with other cases because of its thickness.If you don't use cases... it's a 5 stars all the way. If you use cases... then it's almost 3.

This is my third Zagg glass protector screen, having them for my iphone and ipad. They are high quality and fit perfectly even if you use a case. I figure for the amount I spend on my phone/tablet/surface I should protect them and Zagg is the best out there for screen protection. I have dropped my phone and tablet without any damage to the screen.