[2 Pack] Tempered-Glass Camera Protector for iPhone Xr 2.5D Ultra Thin HD Anti-fingerprint Protective Clear Film Lens with 2 Phone Camera Covers (iPhone Xr)

I wasn't sure if this would work for the iphone SE 2020, but thought it would be worth a try. The idea of the back lens completely unprotected was anxiety inducing. I received the product promptly and used all the cleaning materials. I looked on the directions on Amazon, because the printed directions are small and not as detailed. That little lens cover is hidden on a plus sign in instruction photo #2. It stuck straight on. Seems to be holding it's place. The little metal rings do not work with Iphone se, but I wasn't really interested in those.

My iPhone XR camera lens shattered, I had to get it replaced. Then I decided to get this protective cover for it. But I could have gotten this for my very expensive phone before I got the lens replaced. This is a really nice protection for your iPhone XR screen. It comes in a pack of two for $9.00. You can share it with someone, or use it as back up if you apply the first one incorrectly. You have to be careful, precise and patient with your application, everything you need is included, then you’re good to go. It stays on. The pictures are clear and flawless, you don’t even know anything is there. This is a big money saver. Highly recommended.

I'm a guy. My phone goes in my pocket so making sure the phone is as slim as possible is pretty high in priority. Previous phones get the cameras scratched up even with a case. I just got an iphone Xr and figured why not try to save this camera lens. Easy installation and it fit super flush with my extra slim iphone case (Torras slim case). didnt even need to bore out the camera hole on the case. I'm sure this glass will scratch over time, but then I'll just take it off and install the other lens protector as this kit comes with 2.

The glass is good and does not seem to affect the iiooquality of my photos. The metal ring part that goes on after the glass isn't the best adhesive. I dri

This is the perfect product if you want to protect your very expensive phone.If you are going to spend so much on a phone you have to consider investing a small amount of money to keep it safe and protected. Its worth it, just for the camera len's to crack on an accidental fall without this lens protector would be a day ruiner and you would have to pay way more to fix it when you could have spent a few dollars on this! I am less scared of accidents snots a stress reducer and very easy to install! A must buy!

I am skeptical of negative reviews. Many times people leave them when they can't figure something out. As an example, here is a product where the only instructions are on the Amazon product description. Many reviewers complain that there are **NO** instructions. Actually, there are. They are just hard to find.So... I found the instructions and followed them. Yah. No. The instructions sound easy until you have the product in front of you. It would make sense to remove the floppy plastic film to expose the adhesive on the lense cover while the lense cover remains attached to the rigid plastic backing with an alignment target. This would give you an easy handle to help you maneuver the tiny plastic disk onto the camera lense. Right?Unfortunately, this is NOT how the product is packaged. The adhesive side is on the "convienient" rigid plastic backing. To expose the "sticky" you have to remove all plastic backing and stick that critter onto your camera lense by hand. I used dental tools and a lighted magnifying workstation to do this without getting my finger prints on the sticky side. After practicing a while with the first one, I managed to get the second one onto my phone perfectly. (You probably don't have all this special equipment, do you? Yah. Good luck without it.)Once the lense cover was in place without air bubbles I noticed that it was cloudy. I broke out the cleaning tools and tried to polish this sucker up. I managed to get it pretty clean. For grins, as a test of actual use, I stuck my big grimy thumb on it to see how easily I could remove the inevitable finger smudge in use. I wiped and wiped with my t-shirt to no avail. The grease simply smeared around on the cover. I tried a micro-fiber cloth. Maybe I just happen to have one with me? It worked better, but still left smudged grease lines. The only way I could clean it was with a light solvent (I used the enclosed cleaning wipe) and the microfiber cloth. Even then the lense cover itself was cloudy.No bueno.So... I removed the lense cover which is plastic and not the tempered glass that I had expected. I left the ring on. Maybe it will provide some protection against a chipped lense?So... I ask myself, what about all these positive reviews? Whats up with that? Upon closer inspection I noticed a lot of english semantic errors (incorrectly calling the product "he" instead of "it", referring to the included wipes as a "special gift") that give me the feeling that maybe "Chad Smith" from the United States might not be 100% true. I suspect that many of these reviews are fake.So... IF you happen upon my review before purchasing this product hopefully I can save you a few bucks. Find something better. Would you mind calling my review "helpful" so that maybe I stay near the top where I can help other folks like you avoid this scam of a product? Until Amazon figures out a way to police these things we, as consumers, are going to have to be vigilant for ourselves.Good luck out there!

Good but hard to put on but it’s still on and doing it’s job! so I guess it was worth the slight headache to put on. 😅

I would have loved to have given this product five stars.But, like many of the other reviewers I found installation confusing and there are no instructions whatsoever included in the packaging.The problem that I had was with the glass. There is no way to tell which side the adhesive is on. It’s mounted onto a rather large backing with no indication of which side is up or even how to remove it from the backing.This leaves you awkwardly fumbling with it trying not to touch the sticky part, whichever that part is.I used tweezers to gently lift it from the black backing. But still could not tell which was the sticky side.After setting it down on the lens one way and it not sticking I flipped it over and it stuck.. sort of. It had bubbles that would NOT be removed. I tried warming it and rubbing that was no help at all.I finally gave up and installed just the ring.It has a very small strip of adhesive on the underside and fit perfectly. It provides a small raised rim around the outer edge of the lens which is as much protection as I really need for the lens.Now it won’t get scratched when laid down.I checked both rings and they both fit just fine.Overall, I would have bought this product for just the rings. The glass was essentially useless to me. I’m okay with that.