Does anyone know if this will interfere with iPhone 5S fingerprint sensor?
462661
If you add the little sticker they give you to compensate the thickness of the glass on the button, I would think so. You could simply not put the sticker, but know that there will be a height difference.
462662
I was worried about the same thing but I'm able to use the fingerprint sensor perfectly fine!!
462663
The screen protector does not interfere with the fingerprint sensor. You can't use the little button stickers in the package on the 5s, but they aren't needed anyway. You can use them on the 5 if you want to.
523613
My husband has the 5s and he was able to use the finger print feature just fine. It is a clear button.
592004
Don't know because the S-phone is my husband's and he hasn't set up his fingerprint ID function yet. However, if you call Lifeproof (go to the on-line site) they will tell you, i'm sure. I cannot imagine that they would haveoverlooked that technicality!
1776662
I have an iPhone 5s and have used the touch screen through the case. It's not quite as accurate as using the bare phone touch screen but it's entirely useable.
140616
on mine, finger prints don't show unless you're pushing your finger really hard on the screen protector, and even then it's not very noticeable.
738678
I asked around got a consensus, while the buttons will fit the iPhone 5s, when installed, they impede the use of the Touch ID (fingerprint) feature.
796576
I would imagine if the NFC tag was on the back of your phone, then it might indeed interfere. I would guess if you just have one attached to your phone, but say, hanging off the side, it would be fine.
1478036
No, it doesn't interfere with any of the hands-free on my device. The smart scroll and the air browse both still work just as they did without the protector. In fact the only difference I've been able to see from the bare glass is the tempered glass doesn't attract finger prints hardly at all, where as my bare screen smudged very easily. There really are no trade-offs here, it's all good things.
147304
I used this on my iPhone 5s for months without any issues. Maybe Apple in there software updates are getting more strict. I have a iPhone 6 plus now, and I stay away from devices that don't say Apple Certified.
1022142
The fingerprint scanner is working just fine on my phone with the case on. And the heart rate sensor is working also, just make sure to use the tip of you finger and don't try to push hard and it will work. There is no glass screen protector unless you're talking about the little 1mm lip that is raised above the glass level, then no it doesn't get in the way of any sensors.
765614
Nope, I haven't had it happen. I use a screen protector on my cell phone and the only thing that gets on my screen protector is my finger prints.
445623
Yes, the Tech Armor Ballistic Glass for the iPhone 5/5S/5C works with the 5S' Touch ID fingerprint sensor. We've tested this and there are no performance issues with the fingerprint sensor and our glass. Regards, Tech Armor Support
1952727
No, this screen protector does not interfere with screen sensitivity or the sensor
633518
This case completely covers the home button, so it is incompatible with the 5s. Case-mate makes an updated version which works with the fingerprint sensor. Look for that one instead.
1995345
It works well. It doesn't interfere with the use of the phone in any way. All sensors work as planned. They include a button to place on the home button that will raise it above the surface, which you can use - or not - as you want. I used mine and was glad I got it as the button can be found easily. I haven't had any trouble with the raised surface of the home button causing trouble.
2236083
Does not interfere with any of the sensors but I think this will only prevent light scratches. A tempered glass screen protector will help prevent the screen from shattering from a fall.
505349
I haven't had that problem. My boyfriend has the iPhone 5 and I have the 5S. Neither of us have had a problem