Is this really cut narrow? I ruined 3 other protectors when sliding on a case, lifted the edges,they were tech armor. I don't want to waste any more $
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The case friendly screen is great, but, the case you use may cause an issue. My wife and I both have this screen protector and have the encase iPhone case. There are no issues because of the way the case fits the phone. My daughters have a Frogg case and the design of the case causes a small issue. The bottom corners of this case can overlap the screen and slightly lift it. It's not a big deal, but, the screen can lift at these points. Finally, the screen protector is awesome just be careful what case you use. I just installed a HD Zagg on my wife's new iPad mini. It looks and feels awesome. I know the screen is well protected. Good luck and I hope this helped. The case friendly screen is great, but, the case you use may cause an issue. My wife and I both have this screen protector and have the encase iPhone case. There are no issues because of the way the case fits the phone. My daughters have a Frogg case and the design of the case causes a small issue. The bottom corners of this case can overlap the screen and slightly lift it. It's not a big deal, but, the screen can lift at these points. Finally, the screen protector is awesome just be careful what case you use. I just installed a HD Zagg on my wife's new iPad mini. It looks and feels... » Read More The case friendly screen is great, but, the case you use may cause an issue. My wife and I both have this screen protector and have the encase iPhone case. There are no issues because of the way the case fits the phone. My daughters have a Frogg case and the design of the case causes a small issue. The bottom corners of this case can overlap the screen and slightly lift it. It's not a big deal, but, the screen can lift at these points. Finally, the screen protector is awesome just be careful what case you use. I just installed a HD Zagg on my wife's new iPad mini. It looks and feels awesome. I know the screen is well protected. Good luck and I hope this helped. « Show Less
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It is cut just a fraction smaller than the face. My case has an overlapping edge and it slides just to the edge of the protector, not over it.
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Yes C.Jo, it is cut back from iPhone edge by 1/16" or ~.06". I found it worked very well with both my old Otterbox Case (which had a lot of screen overlap), and my new Spigen Case, which has much less screen lip-overlap. Zagg puts a great deal of effort into their designs-I am very happy with this product and highly recommend it.
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I'm not familiar with that screen protector your talking about but I have a screen protector on mine I bought from Verizon store and the case doesn't interfere with it at all....would I say the case is completely non-slip? No I wouldn't but I don't have a problem with slipping at all and I really like this case it fits phone nicely. Hope I helped you :)
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I have not used the case or screen protector yet. But I believe it has a slightly sticky film on one side which prevents it from shifting. My phone had a protector installed at the store at the time of purchase.
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****EDIT****I This answer was for another product. I changed it to reflect this product.***Once you lay the screen protector down you can not lift it up to readjust. The youtube video I saw said it was ok to try and adjust it if you don't get it lined up the first time. I centered the speaker hole and then realized the speaker cutout was not centered. once i lifted it back up it would not reapply. and yes they changed something because the speaker grill no longer centers like explained in the video I watched. LIkea few reviews said buy 3 because you may need to use them all just to get one clean install with no dust.
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EDIT: The edges are actually curved if you look at the protector from the side. You can still feel the edge with your finger as something of a "wall" or "cliff," but the protector fits the phone well enough that you have to go out of your way to feel for the edge at all.The edges are not curved, but also not terribly sharp. I have never had a problem with the edges of the screen protector while pulling down the notification. The edge of the glass actually extends quite a ways beyond the actual edges of the screen. The only time your fingers would really be near the edge is if you were to poke the front-facing camera, but why would you want to do that? EDIT: The edges are actually curved if you look at the protector from the side. You can still feel the edge with your finger as something of a "wall" or "cliff," but the protector fits the phone well enough that you have to go out of your way to feel for the edge at all.The edges are not curved, but also not terribly sharp. I have never had a problem with the edges of the screen protector while pulling down the notification. The edge of the glass actually extends quite a ways beyond the actual edges of the screen. The only time your fingers would really be... » Read More EDIT: The edges are actually curved if you look at the protector from the side. You can still feel the edge with your finger as something of a "wall" or "cliff," but the protector fits the phone well enough that you have to go out of your way to feel for the edge at all.The edges are not curved, but also not terribly sharp. I have never had a problem with the edges of the screen protector while pulling down the notification. The edge of the glass actually extends quite a ways beyond the actual edges of the screen. The only time your fingers would really be near the edge is if you were to poke the front-facing camera, but why would you want to do that? « Show Less
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Basically yes. I believe the protector was cut very precisely with very little (if any) tolerance to mis-alignment. I also had a small issue where one of the corners would not stick completely. Most likely due to it over-lapping the "lip" of the Nexus. But that was as good as I could get and with my MoKo protective cover, you can't see it as the grip covers it. I still like Tech Armor's products and they are very responsive and willing to send replacements if something goes awry with the installation. They stand behind their products. It was just a difficult installation as compared to my Galaxy S4. Basically yes. I believe the protector was cut very precisely with very little (if any) tolerance to mis-alignment. I also had a small issue where one of the corners would not stick completely. Most likely due to it over-lapping the "lip" of the Nexus. But that was as good as I could get and with my MoKo protective cover, you can't see it as the grip covers it. I still like Tech Armor's products and they are very responsive and willing to send replacements if something goes awry with the installation. They stand behind their products. It was just a difficult installation as... » Read More Basically yes. I believe the protector was cut very precisely with very little (if any) tolerance to mis-alignment. I also had a small issue where one of the corners would not stick completely. Most likely due to it over-lapping the "lip" of the Nexus. But that was as good as I could get and with my MoKo protective cover, you can't see it as the grip covers it. I still like Tech Armor's products and they are very responsive and willing to send replacements if something goes awry with the installation. They stand behind their products. It was just a difficult installation as compared to my Galaxy S4. « Show Less
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Mine fits, but not perfectly. Like others, there's a small border around the edges that the cover does not extend to. It doesn't matter for me as I have a protector that covers everything it does not.
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Yes. I am currently using the tech armor ballistic glass, which doesn't quite touch the edge of the phone. This case snugs right up to that line like a puzzle piece
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Though......perhaps only the outer dimesions are different and the screen sizes are the same? I see some folks say it does fit their 10.1 note and the Tech Armor folks swear to it so it probably does fit and if not....should be a "freebie" return due to manufacturer mis-statment if in fact it doesn't fit or line up correctly....amazon has never screwed me on a return for either defective or mis-stated functionality....go for it...it's really a great screen protector if it'll work for you and super easy to apply!
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I saw the same comments. I didn't see the sharp edges that some other people posted. Case didn't scratch my phone either. I've speculated that if there were sharp edges, maybe the manufacturing process has since smoothed them out.
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The glass on my phone is sharp cut. The screen protector (it's not glass, it's plastic if you're wondering) is also sharply cut to match.
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Nope. I have the same case. It is not very thick. My screen still touches surfaces when placed face down. It offers little protection. The bottom edge where the power port is bends and moves just in normal use holding it in my hand. I was very disappointed with this case. It offered very slight protection if dropped and it happens to land on a corner by chance. There's no buffer zone around the screen so if takes a face plant there's no protection. My camera glass got scratched also as there is about a micron that protects the camera glass from contacting surfaces when placed on its back. My point...using this case is like not having a case. Honestly I have it in my hand right now. Nope. I have the same case. It is not very thick. My screen still touches surfaces when placed face down. It offers little protection. The bottom edge where the power port is bends and moves just in normal use holding it in my hand. I was very disappointed with this case. It offered very slight protection if dropped and it happens to land on a corner by chance. There's no buffer zone around the screen so if takes a face plant there's no protection. My camera glass got scratched also as there is about a micron that protects the camera glass from contacting surfaces when placed on its back.... » Read More Nope. I have the same case. It is not very thick. My screen still touches surfaces when placed face down. It offers little protection. The bottom edge where the power port is bends and moves just in normal use holding it in my hand. I was very disappointed with this case. It offered very slight protection if dropped and it happens to land on a corner by chance. There's no buffer zone around the screen so if takes a face plant there's no protection. My camera glass got scratched also as there is about a micron that protects the camera glass from contacting surfaces when placed on its back. My point...using this case is like not having a case. Honestly I have it in my hand right now. « Show Less
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I installed a screen protector and slid my Kindle into the case without a problem. Now, I took my time and made sure to take the pressure off by slightly lifting the case's framework while sliding the device in (to prevent the screen protector from peeling away at the corners). No problem at all with my experience.
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It kind of depends. I had some cheap protectors and it pushed on the edge of those, but I bought a more expensive protector that fit better and the case does not push on it.
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You're using the screen protector with it right? Because not using it allows the case to become loose and not snug fit. If you are using it then just make sure you push down really hard on the edges to make sure its clipped in correctly.
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I was using the ArmorSuit brand for a while, but it peeled off the top. That might have been due to bad installation because the rest of the edges were good and tight. Or it could have been aggravated from going in and out of my pocket. I've been screen protector less for 3 months now and I like it. Just don't put keys in the same pocket. ;)
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I personally have the Diztronic Flexible TPU Case which has a little rubber lip that covers the edges of the screen protector. These screen protectors are like most in that they normally don't have issues with the corners coming off of them as a rule. They are cut very slightly smaller than the screen size but it's very minimal.