iPhone 6 Screen Protector (Apple iPhone 6S 4.7"), Skinomi TechSkin Full Coverage Screen Protector for iPhone 6 Clear HD Anti-Bubble Film - with

The array of protective shields for iPhone is too numerous to count. Most of the copycat types use a precision smooth PET type clingy plastic that adheres via surface tension. This is great until you start getting tiny bits of lint and road grime creeping into the edges. Soon the clingy plastic isn't so clingy anymore. Now you know why they packed 3-6 copies into the affordable packet! The more serious types of protector have actual adhesive permanently bonded to the "skin" material. Names you'd see often are Zagg and recently "SKINOMI" which I'd have to say is a superior product in many ways, compared to most stick-on skins and static cling types.The Skinomi HD Clear Premium surface protector is incredibly smooth and compliant against the surface onto which it is applied. To install the skin, I'd suggest you take all the NORMAL steps to prepare: find that "dust free surface" to work on, have a handy clean micro-fiber rag handy, have some 70-92% isopropyl alcohol around, and have a LARGE PLASTIC TRASH BAG as your work surface. If you do these steps, you will be a surface protector kung-fu master! First, shake out your large plastic bag - a brand new, clean one right out of a clean carton/roll - and lay it down onto the already "dust-free" tabletop. Now lay out all your work items on top of this plastic bag. The static of the bag will suck all the floating lint onto itself, avoiding your iPhone and your Skinomi kit. Of course, do not remove the Skinomi skin from its packet until you are actually ready to apply it. Before that step, vigorously clean your iPhone's surface with the big microfiber towel after spraying a tiny bit of alcohol onto the towel. Don't soak it, just a very light mist is fine. Set the CLEANED iPhone down in front of you for a comfortable position to work on, and get the Skinomi Premium HD Clear skin out of its packet. You also have a tube of liquid which is a wetting agent. Have available also a smooth plastic squeegee like a simple credit card. Spray a bit of wetting agent onto the edges of your clean fingers. Peel the Skin off the holder sheet and give it a few squirts of the wetting agent. Make sure the Skin is wet all over the top and sticky side and gently shake off the excess fluid. Now you can lay the Skin down onto the glassy surface of your iPhone. I start in the center with the Skin held in a roughly U shape, then slowly drop the upper and lower halves onto the iPhone. No hurry here as the Skin will be slippery and floating atop the glass. Place your microfiber towel over the top edge of the iPhone so it can pick up excess fluid, although the fluid is not going to soak into the various ports and holes, itis still prudent to be safe. The towel resting on the edge will force the fluid to travel across the iPhone surface onto the microfiber and avoid flowing downwards into any ports or seams. Use the fingers to hold the Skin from sliding about while you GENTLY squeegee out the fluid layer, starting around the middle area and slowly working your way out to the sides. You will notice that as the fluid leaves the area, the Skin starts to adhere to the glass. Be sure the alignment is okay at the upper ports; you may need a strong light here as the Skin in so clear and compliant that it is nearly invisible to the eyes. After a few minutes of rubbing gently, go back with the supplied mini-microfiber cloth and use your fingers and squeegee to clear out any remaining bubbles. These will remove quite easily if you've followed my hints. There will be a few "imperfections" in the adhesion surface due to pressures we've applied during the wet-to-dry process. Those marks will magically disappear over the next few days! So no worries at all. You are now a Certified Skinomi Kung Fu Master Level One. To reach Level Two, buy the affordable "full Body" Skinomi Protector Kit and do the BACKSIDE application! It's easy too. THAT particular kit is on sale at Amazon and fits the iPhone 6 Plus incredibly well. I've also previously applied Skinomi Protectors to my older iPhone 5's and 4's, and all have lasted the entire useful life of the devices.Skinomi is made right here in USA using wind energy and is a phenomenal value for what they pack into the simple Origami looking red boxes.

I used to be a huge SPIGEN fan but lately their film products have been less than satisfactory and over priced. Their cases are still top notch but not so much their protective films. I will admit that this is not my first skinomi skin product purchase, I previously bought one of their skins for a smart watch and I was impressed on how well it stuck on the screen considering the size.Since I was pleased with my first purchase, I decided to use skinomi again for the iPhone 6 4.7" and 6+.Reason for 4 stars instead of 5, I am not a huge fan of spray solutions just because sometimes the residue that stays inside does not go away in a few days as other manufacturers claim (I am speaking to you ZAGG). Yet I found that with the skinomi film and spray solution, it's better to spray a bit more than necessary just because it makes it easier to install without bubbles. Sadly my skinomi film was not as described and I might have received a PET film with more covering. While most of the screen is covered, the cut out for the home button was not precise and neither was the cut out for the front sensors. Not really a big deal since the film did cover more than current competitors.The packaging was not something fancy and it does not need to be but it could be smaller especially since the full body protective film for the iphone 6+ comes in a strange hexagonal cylinder shape that bends the film which is a no no. Might want to switch packaging between those two products.Installation is NOT easy unless you know how to install these type of films. The best way is to moisten with the spray solution and place it on the screen and move it until you get the desired result (while doing so make sure to use the cloth provided to wipe off excess solution). Once you got the result you want, you will notice that trying to squeegee the excess solution will move the film, therefore use a hair dryer on light heat and just lightly move it around for a few seconds then turn it off and try the squeegee. This way the film sticks and you can start getting the excess solution out (make sure to squeegee away from the speakers).***NOTE****The full body protection for the iPhone 6+ will take about 20+ mins to fully and properly install. The most difficult part are those damn curves and you just need to be really really patient. I had the film peel on me so many times but after getting into the rhythm of going from patting and hair dryer use, I was finally able to make it stick to the phone.Once you are done just be patient and let it sit for a few hours that way any residue and bubbles disappear. And by hours I mean 2-3, usually after you are completely done with the installation, you should barely see any residue or bubbles. If you happen to see lots of bubbles and residue then you did a bad job and should try again (do not be afraid to use the spray solution more, just make sure to dry any excess that gets near the speakers immediately).The current competition does not cover the entire screen (except for the bodyguardz films) and it has been demonstrated by the test falls that the most vulnerable part of the iphone 6 screen, happens to be the corners which is where most films stop at.Summary:Pros:-Cheap ($2 plus $3 for shipping)-Quality product-The protective film allows fingers to slide (old ZAGG films had too much friction and made it a pain to use on a smart device)-No bubbles or residue if properly installed (also use of hair dryer really helps)-Works with cases that have front lips (the film does not peel)Cons:-Unnecessary bulky packaging for one screen film (for the iPhone 6 4.7" packaging)-Strange hexagonal cylinder shape small packaging (for the iPhone 6 plus) which bends the films-Protective screen film not as described in the product description (except for the iPhone 6+ product)-Spray solution type of installation (I just hate the idea of having any liquid on my phones)-Difficult installation with the iPhone 6+ (be patient and make sure you have the time to spare)

This is by far the best and close to perfect screen protector for the iPhone 6. After using Skinomi, don't think I'll ever be using any other brands of screen protectors anytime soon.Pros:- Can reapply the screen protector several times, so no worrying about getting it right the first time.- The screen protector fits even the curved edges that some companies fail to achieveCons- It can be a bit tricky applying it on, but the online tutorial is useful- Some of the cut outs is not 100% perfect when you look up close and examine it, but that's just me REALLY nitpickingOther than that, I would recommend this product for the iPhone 6.

Extremely poor quality!! doesn't even fully cover the phone, you can easily pill of the protector from the side/edge because it doesn't fit properly. It's NOT crystal clear or high definition or anti-buble!! It's just a thin plastic that doesn't even protect the phone or itself from scratching. DO NOT RECOMMEND ANYONE FROM BUYING IT!!!!!!

Initially I thought that this screen protector was very good, however after using it for a while I realised that it makes the whole screen feel almost 'squidgy' it just isn't hard enough to feel nice is use. When dragging your fingers around the screen there is a lot of resistance. It is also a pain to install, with the phone needing to be switched off for a long time to allow it to dry. I now use my phone with no screen protector due to it being so hard to find any decent protectors for the iPhone 6

Good screen protector. Although it needs 4-5 hours to dry once applied with iPhone required to be turned off, once done it fits nicely.

This is easy recommendation. If you messed it while fitting it they will send a new one. if after 6 months or 10 years it failed they will send a new one.Nice