Skinomi Screen Protector Compatible with Galaxy S6 Edge Clear TechSkin TPU Anti-Bubble HD Film

i have to admit i was a tad wary about a screen saver that required wet application. It's a scary thought that i might trash a brand new phone that i would still have to pay off for another 2 year under my plan. But i decided to try it and i'm so glad i did. It aligned quickly and perfectly - i doubt i'll ever go back to a dry application screen saver again. I'm a convert. immediately after application i noticed some small persistent bubbles along the side curves of the Galaxy S6 edge screen (that i couldn't get rid of) and some major scuff marks on the body of the screen (apparently from when i squeezed out excess moisture and flattened out the screen protector using the microfibre cloth covered card). I also noticed that a 1.5cm fibre from my jumper had been caught under the screen protector. Things such as this have left large persistent bubbles under dray application screen protectors in the past, necessitating the removal of that one and the application of a new one. All of these had me worried that i would need to quickly replace the screen protector. But 5 days later the bubbles are all gone, and so are the scuff marks. The trapped fibre is just a flattened squiggly line only barely visible under the most reflective lighting conditions. This screen protector lives up to it's hype about being self healing. perhaps related to it's self healing properties, the protector seems softer than the ones i'm used to and i found this a little disconcerting at first, but i quickly became accustomed to it. There is also a very slight orange peeling, but again this is only barely visible under the most reflective of lighting conditions, and never when th screen is on. It's not an issue, i merely mention it for the sake completeness. Another thing i like about this screen protector is that there appears to be no change in the colouration of the screen. Leastways none that i can see. i won't hesitate to recommend this product to anyone

Anyone thats looking for a good screen protector without having to spend $20-$30 for a good quality screen protector then this is the one for you! Its very easy to install and get it aligned for a perfect fit. Not only is the screen protector cut almost perfect to cover just about every single part of the screen, but its "self healing" properties are great! I was skeptical about whether it truly could have such properties to self heal until I had my keys in my pocket with my phone on accident. I pulled out my phone and right in the middle of the screen was some light scratches and indentations where my keys pressed against the screen protector. I had it perfect where you could barely even tell I even had a screen protector on my phone and now I have these scratches and smudges that made me almost want to switch it with a new one. By the next day, I started to notice these imperfections were literally starting to go away and after a couple days they were to the point that you would never know anything happened to it. I am amazed at how well it really has "self healing" properties and witnessed it for myself. I have tried many screen protectors and they were mostly the more expensive name brand ones like zagg and I can't say enough about this one. For $7 you'd think there's no way its that good but its a great deal and the biggest bang for your buck! I highly recommend this one in particular and it also has a lifetime warranty which is amazing at this price.

It's not perfect (in terms of alignment and size), but it's the pretty close. The texture is identical to the zagg invisible skin products, and it's a traditional wet application. I still have a few bubbles but am only 12 hours in, and I know they'll disappear since the majority already have. Installation was as expected, and the skin itself is forgiving, letting me peel up and reapply when I wasn't happy with alignment. (If you do peel and reapply make sure your fingers are wet with the solution to prevent prints!) Onto the size and cutting. This is where it wasn't perfect. It's cut with the holes slightly on a slant. So to get the home button and top holes lined up perfectly, the edge isn't in the corner. It's slightly off. I debated cutting it but instead tried to stretch the skin slightly. It worked and the only hole that's not perfect is the sensor to the left of the phone speaker. It cuts through the top part, but it not really a big deal, especially for the price. I'm a bit concerned that since it doesn't go fully to the edge of the screen that it'll peel up once I put my case on it, since there will still be a gap on the curved edge part of the screen. Once it was in place and I could feel the phone, it does give that slightly grippy orange peel texture. I personally love it, but can see where others won't. I don't notice a decrease in picture quality but because it's something over the screen I'm sure it's there, I just can't see it. The screen sensitivity is the same as the naked phone. All in all, I'd chose this again, it's cheap and works to prevent scratches. It's the same texture as others like it so has the same weird denting and self healing nature. The cut outs aren't perfectly aligned but they're not horrible. I spent about 15 minutes total applying, including my reapply then let sit untouched for 4 hours. Hit with hair dryer on low for a few minutes while smoothing edge screen edges to ensure a good stick. So far so good.

Okay, this skin is amazing. Yes, it takes a bit of effort and time to get on and set and all, but it's worth it to protect a phone that costs close to a thousand dollars. IT WILL LOOK LIKE CRAP AT FIRST. Don't be scared by that and throw it away thinking you did it wrong or it's just crap. Just wait. Be patient. First of all, be prepared to not be able to use your phone for at least 12 hours. They say 4-5 minimum, but it still looked so messy and bubbly and streaky at that point that I'd recommend waiting at least 12 hours so you can see the difference the time makes. I put this on following the included instructions at about 4 in the afternoon. It was very easy to do and get aligned properly, but the bubbles left over and huge ugly streaks really freaked me out. I very nearly took it off like others in these reviews have. But I decided to be patient and give it the 4-5 hours it suggested. Hard to do when I just got my shiny new Edge yesterday, but you do what you have to to protect your investment. So I waited. Around 9 pm I checked and while I could see a marked improvement in terms of less bubbles and less streakiness, it still looked so ugly and messy and my beautiful screen wasn't beautiful anymore. I almost cried. But the improvement I did see made me hopeful that if I waited, it'd get even better. So I shut the phone back off and left it alone while I went to bed. Hoping it'd be worth it in the morning. Well, I woke up at 6 am this morning to a nearly perfectly clear screen! It is beautiful again! Now, there are one or two VERY small bubbles and a slight streak still in one spot, but I am confident that given the 2-3 days they recommend, those will too disappear. I feel like the key is to let it sit unused for at least 12 hours after you first apply it. It worked for me and I'm really happy I didn't give up and tear it off. So please, as hard as it is to not use your brand new shiny for half a day, try it. It's worth it. I now am much more confident having my phone protected. I'm also glad now that I bought a second protector as a backup, in case after some use this one needs to be replaced. I can be pretty rough on phones and I want this one to look beautiful for as long as possible. I wish I'd taken pictures, but my phone *is* my camera, so it wasn't really possible. But look at the other customer images and that will show you the messiness and streakiness I saw at first. It looked just like that but now it looks nearly perfect and I'm pretty sure given the rest of the suggested time, it will look crystal clear in a day or two. ETA: day three and all bubbles and streaks are gone. it's as clear as if it had nothing on it. occasionally mynail does catch it, but it's a self-healing material and a bit of rubbing and some time passing lifts the mark right off. it doesn't stay visible for more than 20 minutes, if that. if I rub it more, it comes out faster. ETA 2: 1 year and a half later and this protector is still going strong! Just recently I gouged it pretty bad when my phone fell face first onto a sharp piece of metal, but after about 4 days the massive gouge is almost invisible thanks to the self healing material. I still have the second screen protector as backup but at this rate I won't ever need it since I'll be upgrading when the S8's come out in spring 2017. TOTALLY worth the money and effort!

The score is based mostly on their service. I usually go with a different brand, but decided to try Skinomi. The screen protector is simple to put on and works pretty well, but it seems to wear out quicker than the other brand. It wasn't really an issue since they have a lifetime replacement warranty. This is where the hassle comes into play. I reached out to them about a replacement, they asked for a picture which I sent. After the picture, they asked for me to send the damaged screen protector back before they can even send me a replacement. I thought this was weird since I bought the screen protector to make sure my screen is safe, but now they are asking to remove before I can get a new one? At this point, I should have just bought a new one anyway, but I complied. I sent the damaged one and thought I'd get it back in a few days, but it took two weeks. When I got it, I noticed it was matte. I've never purchased a matte screen protector, but not really an issue, Then I noticed it affected the screen when I looked at it and gave me a headache. I sent them an email about this and I was informed that they offer a matte and a glossy protector and they sent me one based on my previous order. I didn't see anything in the description about it being matte, so that didn't make sense to me. Now they are asking for me to take a picture to show them my issue. Lesson learned, I ordered from the same manufacturer I've been ordering from for years. They offer a lifetime replacement, but charge for shipping (Still way less than buying a new one).

I have owned a lot of different phones and screen protectors in the past, but this is by far my favorite. It is a bit expensive for only one screen protector, but it is a great quality product. The screen protector cutouts seem to lineup perfect on the phone and comes with very clear application instructions. Typically, in the past, I have ordered the more traditional screen protectors where you have to fight with air bubbles constantly. However, you don't have to fight with air bubbles on the Skinomi screen protector because it applies similarly to a vinyl decal. You apply the solution provided in the kit to the surface of your phone, lay on the screen protector, squeegee out the solution and air bubbles, and then wait for it to cure. The cure time is the only disadvantage to this product. Before curing, the screen protector will likely show imperfections such as hazing or streaks, but will disappear after the curing process is complete. The instructions indicate very clearly to leave your device powered off for 4-5 hours in order for the screen protector to set to cure properly. For some people, not being able to use your phone for this duration of time could be a huge inconvenience. I applied my screen protector before bed, placed it under a lamp for better curing, and it was fully cured and flawless by the next morning. Overall, I highly recommend purchasing this screen protector for you new Galaxy S6 Edge! Update: I have now owned this screen protector for several months now and I am still very satisfied with the product. Since my purchase, I see that many people have rated the product with 1 star stating how frustrated they were with the end result. However, I assure you that if you follow all of the instructions exactly, you should have a great quality screen protector. If you do not follow the instructions and/or do not allow your protector to fully cure, you may experience problems. Therefore, if you buy this product, I urge you to follow the instructions.

EDIT: After receiving the replacement product, I immediately noticed a better quality product. There were no missing sensitivity dots this time, and the fit of the protector was 100% better. No misalligned soft touch button cutouts this time. Perhaps they had a bad batch the first time around, but the free replacement I received was the quality work I usually expect of Skinomi. Nice job The protection itself is great, as with most tempered glass screen protectors. The surface lets the finger glide easily, and it resists scratches very well. One of the issues with this Skinomi one is the bottom soft touch indicators for the S6 are off by a full millimeter, making the case look unrefined. The backlit soft buttons are so off, I can only see half of the backlight through them. It would have been a better design option to have a circular cutout than these horribly inaccurate icon cutouts. The adhesive on the top is also weak in one corner, so the protector sort of "pops" every time I press near that corner. Strange issue, and one that I suspect is caused by the curve of the screen that makes it difficult to conform to. Finally, the sensitivity is also noticeably decreased. I haven't had this issue with other tempered glass screen protectors. I often have to tap multiple times, regardless of location on the screen. Overall disappointed, especially when comparing the price to other protectors. Customer support was however very good, and they immediately contacted me to send a replacement.

After three attempts, I found THE perfect screen protector for my S6 Edge. It was kind of tough because some reviews on all of the protectors I bought were good and others were not. So the first one I used was some "military" type of screen protector... Absolute fail and I sent it back for a full refund. The second screen protector was tempered glass. Initially, I thought it was almost perfect. But then I noticed that the left side was starting to lift after about 3 days because it didn't completely cover that side of the phone. Not knowing what was about to happen, I attempted to scoot the screen protector over a little. The, CRACK! The entire protector just shattered. So I did another search and I found the Skinomi TechSkin. I LOVE it! I don't think I'll ever look at another brand for screen protectors because this one is perfect. I was a bit skeptical because I had to spray the protector and my fingers. But, I followed the instructions, pushed out the rest of the air bubbles the next day and not the screen protector looks like a second skin. It's very smooth and easy to clean. The one thing I will say is, if you have medium to long nails BE CAREFUL. My nails are about medium length and I called myself smoothing the screen with my fingers since I had already put my credit card away... Not a good choice. One of my nails caused a crease (a small one) on the screen. But it still looks great.