Does zagg really protect the ipad: Am I wrong about this?
724532
It only protects the screen side. It stays together very tight. I put the Zagg/iPad together in a case from sfbags. Unfortunately, after a montth or less, my Zaggmate wouldn't charge anymore. Was great while it worked though.
29585
I think it is--been a long time since I've used it. At that big discount, though, it's worth buying; and if it doesn't suit you, Amazon will take it back. (You pay postage, though.) I'm pretty sured I used it for my first iPad. (I'm on my 2nd iPad now.) Best, GB
2216892
No. It is perfect for an iPad with no cover. I can barely get my iPad that has a Zagg PRO keyboard cover in.
1672802
I use the ZAGG Smudge Proof InvisibleSheild, and the one I use did tear when I attached the keyboard - there is what looks like a sharp square hinge right in the middle of where the iPad inserts onto the keyboard. One might be able to avoid it, but I wasn't able to. I should mention, even with the tear I still love using this keyboard.
1539921
I think protection level is pretty good. IPad itself sits in a plastic frame and folio wraps around it.
1890977
The iPad is covered by the cover connected to the keypad. I would say it is limited protection since it is only a thin layer of plastic and not something that would sustain a fall.
1307069
Zagg makes a folio case that the iPad actually snaps into that has a keyboard. I ended up getting one and got rid of the cover case.
1725719
Unless you buy a hard cover like aluminum, I doubt anything will completely protect you iPad. So far my experience is that this cover does give great protection and versatility under normal use.
1959527
I don't have a Zagg-my husband does in his tablet and its a bit thicker-he has a keyboard case and it fits. I have a Verizon-issued screen protector and its not an issue with the Speck case. My favorite case is the Seidio with the silicone, skeleton, kickstand. Got after the Speck. Looks sharp and awesome deal. It does not dock though. I know my answer is a bit off-topic but I hope it helps anyhow..
1311883
I just received this keyboard direct from Zagg. My Ipad Air has a LUVITT SILVERBACK skin for iPad Air on it, and if used as directed, per Zagg's instructions, I have absolutely no problem with it. Hope that helps...
1370149
Not familiar with the zagg product that you referenced, but I'm very happy with the ArmorSuit. While it is a little more expensive and be aware that it is a "wet" shield. They provide a solution to install it. It was reasonably easy to install and after four months, still doesn't have a single scratch on it. Would highly recommend
1608805
Yes and no. Yes because there is a lip overtop of the screen that protects it if you lay the iPad down on the screen. No because anything else that touches the screen can still scratch it. Hope that helps.
1370154
Not familiar enough with zagg to give a good answer. The permanency and ease of installation plus the quality of the material and the way in enhances the touch screen vs. masking make it 1000 times better than anything else I've used. I have been using various screen protectors for different BlackBerry and Nook touch devices for over 4 years now. This is the best so far. imho
988753
Oh yes. I got this for my Ipad and also for the Zagg keyboard. It holds everything nicely and protected. Also enough room for a stylus and accessories in the zip pocket on the front. I got it in the grey and love it!! Do not hesitate to buy.
2026440
Tech Armor does make this awfully confusing don't they? Might I recommend going with the ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass for Apple iPhone - Case Friendly. They make much better product and actually honor their warranty whereas Tech Armor does not in most cases.
747487
Very easy. Just pop the iPad out from the top right hand corner and insert your fingers in the opening and pad should pop out. If you don't want the keyboard in all the time, you might need to consider a standard iPad cover for protection. However, Zagg cover provides good protection although some weight is added.
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I have used many protectors over the years. The wet application makes it easier and I wouldn't fear that. I did find the Skinomi greatly degraded the responsiveness and removed it. I will likely order a Zagg because I've always liked them. I tried the Skinomi just for kicks and wish I had stuck with the proven Zagg.