iPhone 6 Glass Screen Protectors do not work on 6s

DO NOT buy the glass screen protector. I dropped my phone which previously had the glass screen protector on. However the protector didn't help, my phone is smashed BUT the protector is fully intact. What a great spend of £25... there was no pout in me spending a small fortune in a glass creek protector when my phone has scattered and the protector is in the smal perfect condition. DO NOT BUY, waste of money

As no one here works for Apple and would have no more access to the specifications than you do, no one here can say for certain about the curvature of the glass. Given you've tried 6 screen protectors and none work, it would seem you have your answer, no?

I actually tried 3 Zagg's, and 2 Spigen glass screen protectors designed for the 6. They all had the same results where the sides are not sealing properly onto the screen. Overall, it does not look good. I thought it was user error on my part, but I had an agent from At&t and also Best Buy try to install one of these, and also had the same results.

Having same issue...tried 3 different Zagg glass and they don't fit...

I have tried the Zagg glass Luxe and it did not seal properly. On both sides there is about a 1/8 line that runs down the screen where it is not sealing completely. I thought it was because I had a Spigen case on. So I bought a Spigen full cover Glass and have the same issue. Spigen states that their cover works with all their cases well the same issue happened as did with the Zagg. The 6s design had to have changed slighly for this to be happening with two different manufactures. Zagg insists nothing changed. I will be contacting Spigen today as it looks horrible.

i have one from a company called Daswise ( you can find them on amazon) works fine with the 6s+

I have the same issue. Using a Gadget Guard Black Ice glass protector for "iPhone 6/6s" the outer 1/8" edge of the glass guard does not adhere to the iPhone 6s screen. You can press slightly and see that it will then make contact, but upon releasing pressure it comes back off the screen once again.

I've tried 4 different boxes at the store with the salesperson putting on two and me putting on two. Same results. So I know it's not an application error. I believe that the screen in the 6s is ever so slightly different than the 6 and the result is that glass screen guards made for the 6 do not fit like they should on the 6s.

I'm having the same issue. I've now tried 4 different brands, all with the exact same problem. I emailed intelliARMOR about their edge-to-edge intelliGLASS Pro glass protector and they said they have applied them to numerous 6s's successfully. I don't buy it though. I've now found multiple threads on Reddit, this thread here and various comments on Amazon suggesting that something may be up. There's one particular guy on Amazon, who said he was able to see schematics for both phones and one of them (not sure which) has a screen radii whose lateral center is 2.15mm from the edge as opposed to 2.78mm on the other. So there you have it. I think if you wait a while, you'll see some of the glass manufacturers twig this and adjust accordingly. But until then, we'll just have to deal with the full length air bubbles. Yuck!

I already have tiny hair line scratches on my 6s from one day without a screen protector. You can only see them under a really bright lamp but they're there. I should have added to my last post that I bought 2 Anker tempered glass protectors off Amazon about 8 days ago, only to see that they took the item down a few days later. It's back up there now but in the title it says - not compatible with iPhone 6s.

Apple provides schematics for their iPhones on their developer website. They are different. I have had numerous arguments about this on other forums and in cell stores. I hope someone makes one that will work properly.

I just sent this issue over to Mac Rumors. Hopefully they find it newsworthy.

I have notified both Zagg and Spigen which in my option are two of the better companies that supply good products of the problems. I have sent pictures and have requested refunds from both as what they are advertising to work with the Iphone 6s is not true. I have asked both to put their product on the Iphone 6s and validate what their customers are going through. In my option these manufactures should have done their do diligence to validate months ago.

I bought 3 Tektide flex tempered glass screen protectors from Amazon for 2 of our 6s's (1 extra just in case 1 cracks). The 1st screen protector on the 1st phone left a 1/8" line on both sides, so I took it off and applied it on the 2nd phone. On the second phone, it only left a 1/16" line on one side and 1/32" line on the other side. So we thought maybe we didn't clean the 1st phone completely. I opened a second glass protector and cleaned the heck out of the 1st phone and when I applied a "new" screen protector, it had the same 1/8" line on both sides.

So, these 6s phone's curvature are not all the same. There are slight variations from phone to phone, and the curvature on the iPhone 6s is more pronounced than the iPhone 6.