[Galaxy S6 Edge Accessories] justda:
So its been a little over a month since I bought my AT&T S6 Edge and covered it with a Spigen Inc, curved crystal screen protector ($12.99)and a SlickWraps Carbon black skin ($20 full kit) So I figured I should do a review for people who might be on the fence about ordering either of these products.

The Screen protector:

While not tempered glass like i am used to on my previous phones, it has held up to being stuffed in my pocket with keys, and slid across my desk more than a few times. I don't know what the protector is made from but it has a slick rubbery type feel to it, still very smooth and not sticky at all. The protector has a slight edge curve to each side which made the install a little bit of a pain because they kept trying to stick while I was lining up the top and bottom of the screen.

The install was simple enough. I do my cover installs in a closed bathroom after running the shower on hot for a couple minutes (seems to pull everything in the air down to the ground with the steam)

The Wrap:

I am amazed at the quality of craftsmanship that SlickWraps put into these skins! Every hole lined up perfectly with no gaps or over lapping of sensors. The only thing that isn't visible is the captive back lights. But the buttons still respond perfectly through the wrap. Having cutouts there would feel weird and look funny anyway. It looks clean the way it is and I can appreciate that. Even though I was installing it over the screen protector since everything lined up it wasn't an issue.

(the sim card slot is cut out, you can remove the card I just put the dot over the key hole)

The install was also simple, line up one side, press the edge then line up the other side and smooth it all out. I had to put it on and take it off a couple times to get it perfect but with the holes cut to such close tolerances I was not expecting it to be perfect the first time. After sticking the front and back on I turned off the phone and hit it with a hair dryer on high for 5 or 6 minute and pressed down all the edges and rubbing back and forth to smooth it all out. The top and sides were a little trickier. As you can see from the pictures I messed up around the power button. I didn't heat up the part around the button so when I rubber it out to smooth it The area around the button on one side "stretched" and I was forced to cut it off. That was my fault I started to rush and missed it with the blow dryer.

Wrap and Screen protector Combo:

Ease of install: 9/10

Durability: 10/10 (Based on 34 days installed)

Longevity: 10/10 (based off 34 days installed)

Look: 9/10

Quality: 10/10

For those who thing $35 is to expensive for a wrap and screen protector:

I bought a cheapy wrap from Ebay for my wife's Edge and the holes didn't line up, the round cutouts were square, the edge portions were just a straight piece of carbon fiber sticker with no cut outs for buttons, the top and bottom didn't contour with the edge, and the wrap was about 1 cm to long! but hey, they gave me a link for a carbon fiber wallpaper on a card...

I probably don't need to talk about cheap screen protectors and how they are straight cut and don't like to bend and end up peeling off...:eek: