What is the diffrence between the full screen coverage and case friendly?
206502
The full coverage obviously covers the whole screen. And I think it might be easier to apply. The case friendly version leaves a little part of the edge of the phone exposed for the case to cover the rest. I have the case friendly and it took me a bit to get it lined up. The reason I said the full coverage might be easier is because once you line it up with the buttons you should be able to lay it out and just use the squeegee to smooth out the bubbles. I hope this helps.
206503
I think case friendly means just a protector for the screen and not the back of the phone as well. Mine was case friendly and only came with the front screen protector as I have my phone in a case.
206504
The full screen coverage is all the surface area of the screen side of phone extending to the edges. If after you attach the full screen cover adding a protecting hard cell phone case, can push on the screen protector, making it unstick from the edges. You will start to see air pockets and wrinkles that make the screen protector useless. The case friendly doesn't extend all the way to the edges avoiding the problem caused by adding the hard cell phone case.
206505
Most cases overlap onto the screen a bit. This screen protector allows for that by leaving a thin border all around. The coverage is more than adequate.
206506
The case-friendly screen protectors are measured and fit to acquire perfectly to a case. The full screen protector will cover the whole front screen with little to no space. Thank you for your concern.
206507
I am happy with the case friendly version I bought, although when I received my case I realized that either shield would've been fine. Case friendly covers the screen, but not the entire glass. It has a narrow gap (3-5 mm?) around the perimeter so that it won't interfere with your case. However the shield is thin enough that I can't imagine even the full version causing problems with a case. The case friendly version doesn't fully surround the buttons at the bottom.
206508
It's just difficult to apply the screen protector, the case is perfect and I believe it will protect the screen just fine. I have an Iphone 4s that I've had for 2 years and there's not a scratch on the screen because of the type of case I have it in, it's actually like new.
864227
not sure but being its actually "on" the screen itself, I don't think case brand is going to matter.
1110194
It's not too case friendly. I put my case on and it started slightly peeling up on the edges. I thought I put the case on too soon.
574762
The case does have two parts. A black soft case on the bottom and a hard blavk and white case on top. My screen is not cracked so I dont know for sure but I dont see why it would cause a problem.
1166432
I've used both. I guess its more about personal taste .. I like this case a lot better. It seems more durable. And I trust it ALOT more when my kids have it, then with the life proof case. Plus you can get more styles/color choices with this case.
1583617
Neither, in my experience. This is a very nice case, however; you're unlikely to be disappointed.
564320
No different, I don't think. I had two of the Mini 7 Zagg cases break down on me within a week. The power button stopped working on both units.
1969864
I really have not noticed a difference. Mine is clear and has no effect on usage. It is better than the one on my old OtterBox case.
2279524
I wasn't aware there was an international version. I'm from the U.S. and mine fit, although the screen sticks out more than the case, meaning that if you lay it down flat the screen will be touching the surface.
2272491
Larissa T. If the phone lands flat on the floor screen side down, the sides of the Luvvitt Clearview Case will hit the floor first - So there is some protection there. When I purchased the case, I also purchased the Luvvitt Extreme Anti-Shock Protection screen cover for added protection for the screen, so I am hoping I am covered. Hope this helps you.
765756
I have the matte case. It is excellent. Perfect compromise between protection and thin form factor. Have dropped a couple times on corners with no vissible damage or problems. The matte version offers a nice grip, as well.
1864125
Hello taea Hall,Our case friendly screen protectors do not reach the edge of the front screen. It allows cases to be placed on it as well. The regular screen protector will cover the whole edge of the screen protector. Thank you for your concern.
750451
The Defender series are big and clunky, covering every surface of the phone. It also has a clear plastic piece attached to the front part of the case that covers the screen. This is the Commuter series which covers all the sides and the back, no front cover, but comes with a screen film. I prefer the Commuter because of the size of the Defender series.
1027931
No, that is not true. This is a case that unlike others that covers the front screen and,it's entirety. Most cases just cover the front rim and the full back of which I never really understood. This case is also waterproof in every way it's 100% great
1094881
Well most of the screen protectors made today are case friendly, otherwise I would use any matter of tempered glass. I sell electronics and I have not seen a tempered glass case that wasn't case friendly. That is the best screen protection you can get. Usually the shield will sacrifice itself before your screen would be compromised
267618
Not 100% sure since I'm not an expert in all Zagg products. I personally like this model because it is case friendly... meaning that it is slightly smaller than the full face of the phone. This permits easy swapping of phone cases without damaging the screen protector. Sorry I can'y more completely answer your question, but I hope this helps a bit
1778087
Haven't used version 7 so I can't speak the difference. But I would assume before version 13, there were no dramatic UI changes. Even the 13, lay-out is still the same. It's just the large icons found annoying in name of "touch screen friendly".