Galaxy S23 Ultra UV Tempered Glass Screen Protector [3 Pack], 9H Anti Scratch,Edge to Edge Coverage,Sensitive Touch,Fingerprint-ID Compatible

I ordered and applied at least nine of these on my OnePlus 8 Pro, and they saved my display from breaking like 6 times. When I bought this S22 Ultra, I had a different brand installed by a "professional," and it was applied without the UV glue, and it was garbage. I then ordered a less expensive pack of two and those failed to pass muster as well. What I like about this tempered glass is that (1) it's very smooth to the touch and doesn't attract fingerprints; (2) the adhesive is uniform throughout the sub-surface of the glass, so the edges remain adhered to the display, and since there is no separation from the display at any point, the touch response is instantaneous, so it is really difficult to tell that I have a screen protector installed at all; and (3) there is no issue with reading my fingerprints ( I just had to re-scan them after installing the glass). The only caveat is that it is a bit tricky to get it installed right, so maybe figure on burning one of the three in the pack, but if one watches the video tutorial and prepares a work area free of dust and distractions, it is well worth the investment. I only wish that Akcoo would produce the matte/privacy version as they did for the OP 8 Pro.

About a month ago, I'd finally broke down and made a claim to get my screen replaced (after a series of gnarly cracks, the display was finally giving out to an extent that I could no longer work around) -- when I was checking out, the tech asked if I'd like to buy a screen protector, too. It was the first time I'd seen matte-finish screen protectors, I loved the look/feel of example I was shown, and they could do one that was cut to a true edge-to-edge size, so I jumped on the offer -- product+installation for $28...Unfortunately, (something I hadn't realized I needed to check for) when I got my phone back, I saw that it gave my display a weird fuzzy/pixelated effect ("black-dot matrix," is what I think I saw that effect being referred to as?) I tried to convince myself it wasn't a huge deal, but honestly, it was SO annoying, and I hated it...Fortunately(?) though, it also happened to've been one of those flexible film-style protectors that never truly adheres to the screen, and I ended up totally ruining it, just by pocketing my phone -- only took about 2.5 weeks for one of the corners to fold back, get stuck to the inside of my pocket, and take up a TON of lint. 🤦🏼‍♀️Anyway, the point I'm getting to here is that THIS PRODUCT IS SO MUCH BETTER!!The installation is relatively easy, but they do also give you extra stuff, just in case you screw it up the first time (like I did...)There's two screen protectors, but three of everything else, so you CAN technically get 3 attempts maximum, by using the extra clean-up kit to clean the protector from a previous failed attempt, and use the extra tube of adhesive to try again with just that one protector (my second try went MUCH better, and I still have one whole attempt if I ever need to change this protector out)The finished product is excellent -- it gives much better display clarity than that other protector I had, with no noticeable fuzzing/pixelation, and once cured, it's completely adhered to the phone.The only thing that I don't totally love is that the size is not actually all-the-way edge-to-edge... I know this is probably to accomodate for the full-coverage/high-edged cases for most phone models, but with the curved edges on S23 Ultra, I'd've really appreciated if it was juuuust a bit wider, to avoid causing that irritating little extra edge... All in all though, that's very much just a small potatos problem -- even with that, this protector is well worth the buy!I'm quite happy with it!

I've never received any screen protector that I couldn't make work..... until now. I rarely return things from Amazon and give them away to people instead.But I am gonna return the heck out of this nightmare of a kit. I want to return it so hard that it'll be like no one has ever seen before.Once the bubbles appeared,I wasn't worried about it. I figured I could work them out, but no, the "adhesive" is more like a sticky oil and water mix that there's no way to squeegee them out. The more bubbles that disappeared when pressed, the more appeared in a different area. I thought maybe I'd try curing it a bit with the light, and more bubbles came.I rushed to get the glass (which was too big and had no cut out for the front camera) before it could damage my phone. It took 45 minutes and several solvents to get it off my screen, which still has an oily sheen on it. The excess "adhesive" got all over the table and needed almost as much time to clean it as I did my phone.This can't be a mistake. It's shameful!

I purchased the same brand of screen protector for a different phone that I have, and it went on without a hitch my first attempt, and the screen protector looks absolutely perfect and flawless on my other phone. However, with this particular screen protector, or my s23 ultra I had to use all three packages of the glue, I had to constantly reposition the screen protector and I ended up with a bunch of bubbles in the glue underneath the screen protector. I'm not saying anything about the quality of the screen protector, nothing negative anyway, I'm just commenting on my inability to properly install the screen protector on my favorite phone.