Spigen Tempered Glass Screen Protector [GlasTR EZ FIT] designed for Pixel 9 Pro XL [Case Friendly] - 2 Pack

Yes, these are more expensive than others BUT the installation method is absolutely genius. On others where they either use an alignment frame or just let you freehand it, it has been pretty much the rule that I'm gonna mess it up at least once and will have to do it again. So that 3 pack I bought becomes a 2 pack.This? Flawless install the first time, and perfectly aligned. No waste or frustration. I can't understate how innovative this install method is, Spigen has set the standard. The glass itself is also clearly well made and of high quality, though that is expected as a baseline for any screen protector in my opinion- but that's what makes these so special. It's not just the glass you're paying for. The installation trays are also of very high quality and well thought out, and they make it so easy that you'd really have to be trying to mess it up.That all culminates in a product that's without a doubt worth the premium. You won't get this experience with other brands, and if your time and sanity is worth anything, it's got to be at least worth the $20~ they're asking.

As someone who has had endless troubles with bubbles in the past, the reviews here didn't inspire a lot of confidence. However, this was one of the best installation experiences I've had with a screen protector, second only to the Whitestone Dome protectors I used on my last phone. Much easier than the Whitestone installation process, too.Installation was easy following the instructions. There were a couple of bubbles once the screen had set, but the included tool to get those out worked like a charm. The protector is aligned perfectly and not coming up anywhere, no bubbles, and it fits perfectly with my Spigen case. Would buy again, and I likely will soon just so I have some spares lying around. Likely won't last as long as the Whitestone, but replacing it should be easy enough that it won't matter too much.

Easy install and great fitment. Had zero issue with fingerprint reader..

Like some other reviews, my screen protector also had dust already on it. One of the screen protectors had a piece of lint that I had to peel the screen back slightly to remove but it left a impression on the silicone that wouldn't go away.Second one had some dust specks and you can't see it until you put it on because it's not from the phone screen. Each time I lift it more would appear.The installation and alignment was great though. The screen feels smoother than other screen protectors I used. I had no issues with the fingerprint sensor but I only set it up after I installed it. Did not need to increase the touch sensitivity also.Tips: You CAN peel back the screen protector to clean the lint and dust out. I used the corner of the alcohol swabs to pushed lightly and slowly into the edge with the dust. I suggest using something similar but not made of paper since it can leave more lint.I used Scotch tape for my second screen since the included stickers kept leaving more lint.

I've had this screen protector for about 24 hours now and I have to say I'm disappointed. I've been a big fan of these screen protectors. I've used them in our Tesla, on numerous phones, as well as tablets. But, this is the first phone (Google Pixel 9 Pro XL) that I've had with an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, which is under the screen. I followed the directions, set up new fingerprints after installing the protector, but I find that I'm having to press multiple times to get said fingerprint to be recognized. Now, in fairness to Spigen, Google has not done a great job with this fingerprint sensor. It is slow, often doesn't read your fingerprint, and generally fails to read "dry hand" fingerprints. Let me briefly touch on "dry hand". If you are a person who has a tendency to have dry skin in the winter time or you often have trouble separating pieces of paper because you lack any kind of moisture or tack on your fingertips, you're going to have a bad time with Google's fingerprint sensor. At any rate, this screen protector is not a solution for people with a dry skin condition. After removing the screen, projector, functionality was passable again though still it's Google. They're no Samsung. Thinking about the installation process of the screen protector, it really couldn't be much easier. The template process that they have created is, frankly, genius, barring any kind of imperfection in the glass itself. Itself it is nearly impossible to missinstall these protectors. As I said before, I'm a big fan of this company's product, and I typically recommend them over pretty much any other screen protector. This is not the case for this phone. For this phone, I recommend not using a screen protector at all again because of the issues I've mentioned with the fingerprint sensor itself.