Best iPhone 6 Screen Protector

@TurtleCrusin, Zeos is very much in business, as I bought 2 screen protectors from them. One for my iPhone 6 Plus (Edge to edge) and one case friendly version for my better half (iPhone 6). Installation was a breeze, with their custom installer. Wonder why no one thought of that before!! The touch and feel is supreme and absolutely no bubbles. This is one amazing screen protector. Goes all the way to the edges. They also threw in a couple of free clear cases, one of which I will use, but my wife already has a case, so she is not using it. Shipping was fast, and I got it within 2 days of ordering it. Overall, very happy with the screen protectors. Will order one for my iPad later. Will give a long term review here, maybe after a month, if anyone is interested.

Cheers!

I recently bought an iPhone 6 myself. Prior to iPhone, I owned a Google Nexus 5.

The delivery was made within 2 days of ordering. Then came the not so easy part of applying the screen guard.

I am detailing the steps here just for reference. However, the detailed instruction guide given with the screen guard is pretty good for a DIY application.

Starting with the steps:

Prerequisites:

screen protector

Jhonson & Jhonson's baby shampoo (5-10 drops)

A credit/debit card

Microfibre cleaning cloth (Small cloth used to clean eye glasses will also do the trick). Preferably 2 of them.

Water (Half a bowl)

Note: Keep your iPhone switched off during the whole process and for about 3-4 hours after applying the screen guard.

1. I started by cleaning the screen of the iPhone using a cleaning solution and microfibre cloth.

2. I started with making a soap solution using Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo. Probably 4-5 drops in half a bowl of water should do the deed.

The reason for using a particular shampoo for soap solution is so that the screen guard doesn't take any color or doesn't get damaged due to strong chemicals in the stronger shampoos. Jhonson's is a mild shampoo and doesn't cause any harm.

3. Then, I dipped my fingers in the soap solution. It is very important for your hands to remain soapy during the whole process, else it may tamper the screen protector.

4. Gently, I removed the screen guard from its cover and dipped it in the soap solution. After taking it out from the soap solution, I removed the excess soap solution using my fingers.

5. Carefully, I applied the screen guard on to the screen placing it as per the edges of the screen. Using my fingers, I adjusted the screen protector to take the exact desired position on the screen. I used the camera and call speaker hole as a reference to judge exact positioning. Steps 3-5 may have to be repeated just in case the screen protector didn't go right on the screen.

6. Once I was satisfied with the placement of the screen protector, it was time to remove the excess of soap solution from inside it.

Took the debit card and wrapped the microfibre cloth around it. The trick here is to use the edge of the card to drag on the screen surface to take out any soap solution on the surface. This process also removes any bubbles that might be there.

Start from the middle of the screen and move towards the edges of the screen to drag the soap solution out. The microfibre cloth will soak up the solution preventing it from going into the holes of the iPhone preventing any damage.

Another tricky thing to tackle are the rounded edge of the iPhone screen. After waiting a while (to allow the moisture to dry out a little), I started pressing the screen guard on the edges. It might take some time for the protector to fully stick to the edge, but it will, so have patience.

7. Voila, it's done! Just let it dry for about 3-4 hours and switch on your phone.

Review: I think the screen protector is perhaps the best one. It is a military grade screen guard and doesn't get scratches as soon as the ordinary cheaper screen guards. I had it on my Nexus 5 for about an year and a half, and it still looked as good as new. The quality of the material is amazingly good and when you touch the screen, it really feels that you are using a high quality product.

According to me, it is the best screen guard for the iPhone 6.

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Hey Thanks so much, I had earlier purchased a Zeos Screen Protector for my iPhone, I am so happy with the quality and fit, its excellent. Just recently I purchased one for my Ipad Air and it just looks amazing, Thanks Zeos for a making such a high quality product

Ross in reply to your message below - I bought this Titanium Alloy Screen Protector from Screen Protectors UK - I stay in New York - The item arrived in 7 business days and fitted my iPhone 6 Perfectly - It looks really nice, simple to install and had Zero Bubble.

I don't know if you bought one or not? I would say it is better than some others out there like ZEO etc that seems to have many mixed feedbacks everything I read about this UK company protectors seems to be really positive...I am happy customers but would ask others to share if they order from them also?

I just noticed that Screen Protectors UK now sell the Titanium Alloy Curved Screen Tempered Glass Screen Protector.

I have been using the Curved Glass model from them above for a while now and I am really please not sure if I should switch to the Titanium Model... Has anyone used a Titanium Glass Screen Protector before for there iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus?

I would be interested to know thoughts on this product or others that are available else where in the UK or USA?

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Anyone with the zeos edge to edge have any luck fitting the stock apple leather cases? I chatted with them and they recommended the screen friendly version but I'd much prefer edge to edge as I've had several screen protectors and I inevitably end up having to replace them because the edges lift and cause me issues...

SSome have indicated the leather case fits ok, while someone said their silicon case didn't. Fairly certain they both fit the phone in the same way....

i honestly cannot believe anyone likes this product! Mine fingerprints up more than the actual iphone itself. It never sealed tightly around the actual screen so there are multiple bubbles and i dropped it about a foot and the back side hit, but the screen protector on the front shattered... yet it says it's shatterproof. I liked the feel of it, but that's my ONE and ONLY positive. I emailed the company and I can say the customer service (or lack of) was worse than the product. My package also didn't even have everything in it that it says it comes with. Both thumbs down on this one!

I hope you have better luck than I did. My screen protector shattered in less than a day when I dropped it about a foot and the BACK hit... I can't imagine how bad it would have been if the front actually hit.

So I've been doing some research. For me there are 3 screenprotectors that are viable options for the iPhone 6:

-BodyGuardz Pure + The Crown

-Zeos Premium Glass Screen Protector

-Titanium Alloy Curved Screen Tempered Glass Screen Protector from ScreenProtectors UK

They are all edge to edge and that's what I want. I also want to use the Apple leather case.

I know it will fit with the BodyGuardz screenprotector, but I don't really like the looks of that one. And looks are important!

My question is, will the other two fit with the Apple leather case as well? Any user experiences?

Good News! I ordered the Zeos glass protector anyway (the case friendly version) and it DOES fit in the Otterbox Defender with no struggle. I was unable to get a slight air bubble off the bottom left corner and the top left. I'm not sure if that is because it switched material on the edges or what. I also just did it, so maybe those will work out?

Unfortunately it appears to have come with a pin-head size defect in the glass right in the center of the screen, so I will be contacting customer service anyway to get a replacement. I will keep you all updated if I have any problems with the fit or if the case causes it to come loose or anything.

The Reason it has Bubbles / not sealing at the Edges are because it DOESNT FIT!

If it fitted you won't get any lifting of the edges - I bought the ZEO's and sent it back because

of this issue.

I ordered the Full Edge to Edge Curved Screen Protector in Gold from SCREEN PROTECTORS UK - This one fits perfect and has no air bubbles with any of the cases which I own including the Otterbox and others.

The Zeos glass edge-to-edge screen protector is complete garbage. DO NOT BUY IT! Poor product with even worse customer service. Keep reading . . .

I've had at least a dozen various screen protectors on my iPhones over the years, so please know that my words are coming from a fair amount of experience. I've had poor results with glass protectors, as the edges always chip. This Zeos one looked like it may solve this issue with its curved edges. It didn't, but I'll get to that in a second.

The first problem was that the protector was defective. Zeos does have a slick installation frame thing that works well, but my protector still did not install correctly. Along the left edge, there is a one inch section that did not adhere properly. My guess is that the Zeos glass is not completely flat, as if I apply slight pressure to the edge, it seals properly. For the subsequent three weeks, I tried calling and emailing Zeos with absolutely no luck. No one picked up the phone or returned any of my emails.

Right about this time, my phone fell off my nightstand onto a carpeted floor below- a two foot drop at best with a soft landing. The top two edges chipped significantly upon impact. I decided to try to call Zeos again at this point and noticed there was the option to "chat" on the website. I figured I'd give this a shot, and alas, there was actually a human on the other end! I had to spend 45 minutes chatting with this idiot (literally, I don't even think we're talking high school graduate here). He told me that there was no record of me ever emailing or calling them. He accused me of lying to him and said I was just trying to get a new protector because mine was now chipped. He completely disregarded the fact that it was defective upon installation and the chips actually had no bearing on why I actually wanted to return it. On top of all this, he told me that the Zeos screen protector likely saved my phone from destruction from the fall onto the carpet. I seriously can rationalize better with my 3-year old than with this guy; I mean this in the most literal way possible.

I've never experienced such incredibly poor customer service, especially from a company that is positioning itself as having a premium product. Zeos' customer service aside, the protector just isn't durable at all. At $40, it needs to be better. Moreover, at this price, the customer service needs to be drastically improved. There have been countless reviews of BodyGuardz "The Crown" protector. The thing routinely peels off on the edges, but guess what, BodyGuardz replaces the product with no questions asked. I have yet to read any poor reviews about their customer service, even though the product is not ideal. That says a lot about the caliber of company BodyGuardz is. Zeos is on the opposite spectrum.

I cannot urge you enough to buy a screen protector from another company. I personally just had a fantastic customer service experience with ScreenProtectors UK. They responded to questions that I had in advance of buying the product. Because this experience was so good, I just bought their titanium/glass screen protector. I'll post a review of this once I've been able to use it for a few weeks. However, I can attest that ScreenProtectors UK does have solid customer service and I would strongly urge you to look here if you are even remotely considering Zeos.

Hello

Thanks I wanted to use the Zeos edge to edge screen protector but was not sure if it works with the Otterbox Defender case, I have used Zeos screen protectors before and absolutely love it no matter what people say, I have them on 3 different phones in my family and I will not use anything else but Zeos.

Has anyone tried this one? It's edge to edge with curved edged Gorilla glass. It was highly ranked and was recently highlighted in Forbes...

We bought the glassies offered at the $Verizon$ store when we bought our iPhone 6 (my wife) and 6+ (me). They're possibly Crizal or Zeikos by brand? I dunno—we’ve accumulated so many screen protector smoothing cards over the years, it’s hard to tell. And since each purchase comes in multiples, we have a few screen protectors going back to HP iPaq days

I suspect these’ll protect well enough for our very occasional gentle roughness (as it were). And I suspect they fit about as well as any—some gaposis aroud the edges. (On installing, I aligned flush at the bottom and came short 3/16 inch up top.)

The problem? These boogers are like mirrors when we’re out and about, trying to do photos. Hardern heck to see the little menu and choose burst, photo, pano...whatever. Hard to get a good fix on the subject, and hard to set a good zoom. Dang! What we need is anti-glare.

This thread is awfully long, and I certainly haven’t had the patience to read each and every entry over 30 pages...I got as far as 16 pages. From what I saw, BodyGuardz and Power Support took the cake for anti-glare properties. Is that about the consensus? One better? Are they both tolerable in other respects? (Home button access, reasonably good fit and protection and ease of install, and on, and on...)

I also did some research when I got my iphone 6, I heard Zagg and BodyGuardz are good, but their glass protectors are quite expensive. Then I found Jedi Shield... have been using it for some time and I think it's awesome! anti-glare, no bubbles...unlike the traditional films. And it's the only store that comes with the installation tool which makes the fitting so easy. Might as well give it a try!