BodyGuardzReviews of bodyguardz.com

What initially seemed to be a premium accessory purchase experience has crumbled. The company’s current pride and joy, the Red Light Converter screen protector, is well-packaged and designed to go on seamlessly, which it did. Less than 50 days later, it is beginning to peel from one corner, unfortunately - not what you’d expect from a $45 piece of tempered glass that’s marketed to be among the best made. Here’s where it goes south, and badly: I reached out to support and let them know, asking if it could be covered and replaced. I was asked to provide photos, in order to provide the “best options for help.” I immediately did so, and waited a couple days. No response. Prompting again through email, I was told they didn’t get the photos, and could I send those again? Immediately did so. Now zero response again, and BodyGuardz has proven they fail to back their product. Not only is this very unexpected from an established company selling expensive products, but it’s also one leaving an impression - a truth, actually - that I am hoping to spread as hard as possible here. Don’t spend your money with these guys, people. They aren’t concerned with your product protection, they pretend to be until they have your dollars. UPDATE: despite the response below, they've done it again - failure at the communication level,3 times now. Still stand by my review here.

Immediate bubbles upon application, with recurring bubbling at the top around the camera island. Black border makes no sense less screen is visible and its not edge to edge. Disappointed.

Purchased Bodyguardz tempered screen protector, Bodyguardz case out of inventory at AT&T store. Protective case (Speck) purchased $55 & tempered screen protector $45. Saved all documentation, packaging, receipts for future if warrantee replacement was requested. Registered tempered screen protector. Became part of Advantage program via registration/lifetime warranty. Bodyguardz advertised free lifetime replacement in packaging literature. Shipping costs waved for up to 5 screen protector replacements if “a protective case” was purchased along with protective screen. No indication in materials that the case had to be Bodyguardz. Screen cracks noted about months later. Appointment made at AT&T store to replace screen covered under warranty. AT&T store no longer stocks screen protector for iPhone 14Max Pro (8 months after purchase). Bodyguardz states to utilize the warranteed free replacement with $0 shipping both items need to be Bodyguardz. Replacement of screen requires a $9.95 shipping charge & return of old screen to serve as proof of damage. Bodyguardz not honoring warranty as described in their literature. Chris from Bodyguardz reached out yesterday via email & is making efforts to support my request to make this replacement happen.

My screen protector has had loose edges since it was installed at the AT&T store 13 days ago. I went back to the store and was informed that I need to get a replacement online. I had registered my BodyGuardz so it was easy but it cost $10 s&h plus tax for a new one! On top of the $60 I just paid for the item 13 days ago is ridiculous.

I couldn't set up a warranty account wouldn't take my information. Now seeing the reviews I'm wondering why AT&T sold me this. I hope the protection works better then the communication with this company

I have used Bodyguardz skins for years, used them on numerous iPhones and iPads and always found them really good and last a good length of time. My disappointment is in the shipping of the product, whilst they do say there will be custom charges its not made obvious at ordering. Which is a real shame.

Suddenly our CC was charged full price, even thought we dropped the broken replacement protector on receiving the replacement.

Worst screen protector I’ve ever had. Broke same day in my pocket. This is my 3rd one in 2 months. I think they have some kind of side hustle with usps