Q: iPhone 6 Glass Screen Protectors do not work on 6s

Just an update to this issue. I have 3 iphone 6 at home (not 6s) and they all have different curvature levels as well. Same brands, same package items, they fit well on some iphones and not so well on another...

So this problem exists on original iphone 6 as well. I think they have updated the curvature level, because the ones with "problems" are the newest ones, manufactured recently (Aug 2015).

Cheers!

Yes, I have the same problem. It is vexing to have this mini glass protector with dust collecting around the edges. It looks bad! I tried to return my screen protector to the store and they refused to accept it. Argh!

I got to thinking about this issue and feel it may be caused by both the protective case and the glass screen protector. The protective case was labeled for iPhone 6/6s. Needless to say, the case is slightly small for my 6s because it was not originally made to fit the 6s. The case seems to pull a little farther off of the glass area because it is having to stretch to fit the slightly larger phone...this, in turn, causes the screen protector (that does not fit right) to appear even smaller over the glass area. Double whammy! Please manufacturers, can't you get your act together and design both a case and screen protector that fit the 6s?

It’s been becoming clearer Apple have too much to state about it, no matter what someone could say. The problem mustn’t be of the iPhone owners as it has been up to now.

We still awaiting for Apple.

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It has to be feasable protecting the iPhone, since its screen and its body are not scratches proof, no matter how much well its owner take care of it, and Apple, at least, must provide the minimal conditions in order to permit the protections manufacturers can do their job adecuatelly.

So well described and asked! For sure, all the iPhone 6s ownwers are having the same concern. Additionally, as I can see it, Apple must aid the protections manufacturers finding adecuate protections design very soon. iPhones are taking scratches in this while.

Apple provides the specifications for their devices that are to be used when developing accessories. Though the specifications are more developed for cases than screen protectors, you can clearly see the differences in the screens between the 6 and 6s models. It is not up to Apple but the manufacturer to adhere to the specifications for proper fitment.

They will not do anything about this unless the 3d Touch is not working properly. At least that's my opinion.

https://developer.apple.com/cases/Case-Design-Guidelines.pdf

First of all, I’d like to thank you very much for efforts and first class information.

This equipment manufacturer involvement sounds like poor. They, at least, always have the alternative to design and produce the necessary accessories to assure their equipment integrity. Only in order to protect the owners investment and enjoyment throughout some time, wich could be taken as one of their actual responsibilities.

Additionally, there is a full trade agreement through Apple Store (online), between Apple and their equipments accessories manufacturers, that sounds like if there were an Apple minimum quality control over them.

For examples:

1. Apple says and, as we’ve learned after, it isn’t true: "Your iPhone is beautiful. Give it a complement. We design every element of the iPhone experience with great care, and that includes the accessories that go with it. The same designers who meticulously craft and refine iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus also create a range of accessories to make them even more personal." http://www.apple.com/iphone-6s/accessories/

2. iPhone 6 glass screen protectors avalilable in Apple Store (online) are for both  6 and 6s, the same, and they are different: the protector for 6 doesn’t fit 6s http://www.apple.com/shop/product/HH0G2ZM/A/belkin-trueclear-invisiglass-screen- protector-for-iphone-6

Note: in the iPhone 6s Dimensional Drawing, as a significative instance, the device thickness and the screen external dimensions and edges axial curvature radius are not specified.

Indeed.

Actually the radii center from edge dimensions are specified. They are located on the lower left hand side of both the 6 and 6s schematics. There is nearly +1 mm difference from the edge laterally on the iPhone 6s and I'm unable to recall from memory but a significant difference from the edge to axial radii longitudinally.

sir Lancelot holy grail same 1mm around edge. tried two of them.

Something else? Have them worked? Where are them from?

Hey guys i have the same problem
found any solutions ? or a product that cover this  issue?
i have tried Osaki - Moshi - Remax - Mahza and many other brands for my phone but doesn't fit and on edges air will remain
my friends 6s phone doesn't have this problem
i think different screens chosen to produce iPhone 6s

Just installed a Cupert Phantom screen protector on my 6s. Doesn't look quite as bad as some photos I've seen, but as others have said it does not fit properly. I've only heard about this problem on the "s", so I'm thinking maybe the curve around the edges of the screen is different than the older 6. I emailed Cupert and will add to this if I get a reply.

I have the 6S and the LABC tempered glass screen protector is pretty perfect. An awesome rating too. Its on amazon

hello,

seems to be a front glass curve difference between models. My wife has the Verizon 6s Verizon and no air at the edges like in my earlier post with the holy grail. I have bought 2 of a couple versions. All fit fine on Verizon version bur my 6S SIM free version does not. Don't forget they have to be 0.3mm or less for 3D Touch to work correctly.