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Can someone answer me this
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I believe that you have to purchase it from them, but it never hurts to ask. They might be willing to do a little good customer service PR work.
They make me a little nervous as well, but not as bad on the iPhone as the iPad, at least not IMHO.
But that said, I actually purchased the Zagg invisibleSHIELD Dry through the AT&T Stores, for my wife and I. That may be the only place they sell the Dry, or at least it was. Those worked out really well. There were a bunch of micro bubbles at first, but overnight 90% disappeared. In the next day or two the remaining ones were gone. Looks great now.
AT&T offered to put them on for me, but I didn't have either phone with me when I ran in to get them. If you hit Best Buy at a slow time, hopefully you can find someone who is willing to do a good deed for the day
But that said, I actually purchased the Zagg invisibleSHIELD Dry through the AT&T Stores, for my wife and I. That may be the only place they sell the Dry, or at least it was. Those worked out really well. There were a bunch of micro bubbles at first, but overnight 90% disappeared. In the next day or two the remaining ones were gone. Looks great now.
AT&T offered to put them on for me, but I didn't have either phone with me when I ran in to get them. If you hit Best Buy at a slow time, hopefully you can find someone who is willing to do a good deed for the day
Dont be scared! The installation is super simple and as long as you dont soak the protector your phone should be fine. The zagg type shields are so much easier than the static cling ones since the wet install allows you to just plop the shield down and position it into place. After that just squeege out the excess solution onto a paper towel and you should be fine.
Best Buy usually only installs IS bought from their store, especially since if they ruin it at their first try they can just grab one from their stock.
Just do it yourself. You'll be a lot more careful than someone who doesn't really care about your phone. They won't guarantee that it'll be damage free.
Just do it yourself. You'll be a lot more careful than someone who doesn't really care about your phone. They won't guarantee that it'll be damage free.
Most likely not.
I bought a screen protector from them once, and they were happen to install it. The guy kind of sucked, so he gave me a new one and I took it home and put it on myself.
I bought a screen protector from them once, and they were happen to install it. The guy kind of sucked, so he gave me a new one and I took it home and put it on myself.
At least mentioning that it's a Zagg protector install question would have helped.Came in just to say this is the worst title for a thread. That is all. Have a good day.
