ArmorSuit 6 Pack for Apple Watch 42mm (Series 3/2/1 Compatible) Screen Protector MilitaryShield HD Clear Film - Made in USA

I haven’t really been a fan of this style screen protector for my devices for a while now. You know the fancy stretchy plastic that self heals and keeps helicopter blades scratch free. Ever since glass screen protectors came out I haven’t looked back because I like the feel of glass and those plastic ones sometimes left an orange peel effect over the screen. However when looking for a screen protector for my first Apple Watch(3), the glass protectors didn’t have great reviews so I decided to try this one at least as temporary protection for my watch.So I followed the directions and installed the first protector in the pack. It is a wet install with a little bottle of soapy water and a rubber squeegee. Install was fairly easy and I was surprised how it almost effortlessly wrapped around the curved glass of the watch. The problem was that the install wants you to get out the air bubbles and let it sit before pressing down the sides. In this time I must have got some lint or dust that made bubbles in the protector making it look bad.I decided to redo with a fresh install and instead of leaving it out with the sides up, I used a warm hair dryer to help the drying process and pressed down the sides while using the warm air to help it begin to stick. It seems to have worked well as I think I have a near perfect install free of bubbles lint or dust.You can barely tell the protector is on by just looking at it and I think it actually looks great. I see no degradation in the screen resolution due to the protector and a very limited orange peel effect that is only noticeable at certain angles with a lot of light like can be seen in my pictures. While the protector feels good to slide my finger over you do feel that slightly more tacky and rubbery feel of thenprotector as compared to the glass. For the trade off of some scratch and bump protection I am personally more than willing to use this.I did ready one review of this protector that said the sides peeled up after washing their hands a lot. I am a compulsive hand washer and rarely get my watches wet enough to cause these issues so I’ll have to see if I experience anything like that in which case I’ll update my review.For the price and the protection of my new pricy device I really am impressed with the screen protector so far. The feel isn’t quite glass but it isn’t bad at all and not nearly enough to remove a star. I can easily recommend this if you’re looking for protection for your new Apple Watch.

Perfect results on both my 42mm Apple Watches, Series 1 & 2. Read the instructions, read the box, watch the video, and take it slow and steady and you will get perfect results. This product uses a spray bottle rather than a wet pad to activate the adhesive. Whether an iPad, iPhone or Apple Watch, the wet pad has failed me every time. Try to avoid any product that uses a wet pad. Tips: 1. Take absolute care to insure a dust free environment. 2. Wash hands thoroughly and spray fingers before pealing back film from backing. 3. Spray the adhesive side of the film and then apply to the watch face (don't spray the watch). Try to gently push or roll out any bubbles from the center out. Be careful to always move out and not in toward the center, you run the risk of pushing dust under the edges and corners. The film will "float" on the watch face for about a minute before it begins to stick giving you plenty of time to position it evenly. As the film on the flat surface begins to set, you can start using the squeegee tool to move any bubbles to the edge. I found that small trapped bubbles will eventually collapse and stick to the face leaving a bubble free surface. The corner of the tool is helpful here. Edges and corners will not stick at this point. Be patient and in about 5-10 minutes, the sides will begin to stick followed by the corners. 4. Once the film begins to stick on the edges and corners, continue to press the film in place from the from the watch face to the edge of the film, I use my fingers here until the film adheres around the entire edge. Take your time, this could take another 5 minutes or more. Good time to start watching a little TV. 5. Over the next 1/2 hour, periodically use the tool to press& collapse any bubbles directly down onto the watch surface. Also continue to push out the edge of the film against the watch face. 6. Check it over one last time and then let sit undisturbed overnight.