Spigen ProFlex EZ Fit Screen Protector for Apple Watch 6/5 / 4 / SE (2022/2020) (44mm) - 2 Pack

I’ve held off on reviewing these due to the negative reviews stating bubbles after a few days.Two weeks in and mine is still bubble free and doing a Fantastic job of protecting my screen. You need to be patient applying it, I did have a small bubble in the centre after I initially applied the protector, which I mostly removed with a bit of massaging, it completely disappeared after an hour or so following that.

The media could not be loaded. This product fits well and will definitely protect the 41mm Apple SE2 watchexpect nothing less from spigen used them for all my tech 👌It’s easy to install and has good edge to edge protectionBox comes withMounting guideClothAlcohol wipeMini squeegee4 anti static stickers2x screen protectorsOnly thing isWhen used with the spigen rugged armour case it’s a bit of a hit and missMost of the time it will be fine but every now and then the case will shift slightly when taking a bag off your shoulders for example and catches the edge of the protector lifting it from the watchNot the end of the world but something to be careful of

My series 6 watch got scratched and i bought the protector to prevent further screen problems and keep it going until the series 8 gets released. It is tricky to install. While tray makes placing the protector easy, air bubbles are hard to avoid at the top of the watch face (the last bit as you swipe the protector on following instructions). However if you are careful you can lift the top end of the protector up just enough to be able to push them out. Once fitted the protector is excellent. You hardly notice it’s there. I’ve had no ‘water under the protector’ issue and the touch screen works well.

The design & fit seem fine but the tabs are so small on the back protective film, they are almost impossible to get hold of to install on the watch. On the first protector I tried, the tab just tore off leaving the rest of the film in place. Eventually I managed to get hold of the film but it pulled the whole protector off the guide frame so it couldn't be used. One down, one to go! The second one went ok. I managed to get hold of the tab and it peeled the film off as it should. Once this was done the rest of the installation went ok, but at £14.99 for one screen protector, it is very expensive. Time will tell if it stays in place.Update: Two weeks on my watch and the protector is looking quite scratched in places. This is certainly not “anti-scratch” as suggested. I assume it’s protecting the watch screen but it doesn’t look very good and is very disappointing for a Spigen item. I’ve used one of their protectors on my phone for 2 years and it’s been really good, it was easy to install and has no scratches.

The Spigen Ez-Fit range has been my go to screen protector for the past couple of years and the Apple Watch screen protector didn’t disappoint!Watched the instructional video, followed the steps as described and ended up with a perfect application - no bubbles!Unlike phone screen protectors, you can’t even tell the watch has a screen protector applied. The fit is perfect and the edging is a quality finish.Couldn’t be happier knowing that my nice watch is protected. Now to buy a spigen case :-)

I bought this for my new Apple Watch SE2, having seen a good video review on YouTube, and having previous bought Spigen products. It's well made, easy to apply, and I followed the instructions carefully. There was no dust on the screen, and yet I've ended up with matching bubbles at each corner (see photo). I've tried gently lifting the corners with a nail and pressing them down, to no avail. So it doesn't quite fit the curvature of the screen. Whilst annoying, it does work perfectly despite this. Shame because. it's well packaged, easy to apply and functional otherwise.

You’d think being the clumsy sort of person who seems to lack the ability to walk through doors without whacking themselves on something, the first thing I’d do when getting a beautiful new Apple Watch for Christmas would be ensconce it in protective layers… but no. For whatever reason (stupidity) I did not and whack myself in doors I did. Many times. To the extent that my beautiful Apple Watch began to resemble a skateboard ramp rather than the precision time piece it ought to be. Worst of all, I chipped the corner - see photographic hall of shame!Enter Spigen - a brand I have trusted my iDevices to since the lofty days of my iPhone 3 (remember those bricks!) Despite the bad reviews here - clearly there must be a bit of inconsistency across the quality control - I got a pack of two screen protectors with the nifty placement gadget. This was delivered at approximately 14:38pm today and as you can see by the picture on my screen, it was installed in mere minutes. Zero bubbles, AND it fits neatly under the slim fit case I bought to protect the outer edges the other day.I am understandably delighted. It’s covered the scratches although if you peer at it closely you can still see them, so… just don’t peer closely at my watch. But happily it’s covered the chipped corner and hasn’t obscured the screen in the process. The touch screen doesn’t seem to have been effected and my watch doesn’t now look like some sort of toy with a bumper on it!As with all these things time will tell. I’ve not done the washing up to see how it copes with being splashed and I’ve not walked through any doors yet… so, we shall see if it stands a true test.Spigen is a bit expensive, but, when you consider the cost of the watch and the fact that apple don’t offer a repair service, they just swap you a new watch, setting you back an arm, a leg and a kidney, it’s money well spent. I’m hoping this will preserve my watch in its current skate ramp state and prevent it from reaching hip hop DJ scratch level.Thumbs up Spigen!8 months later - I’ve just changed my watch face protector for the second of the two in the pack - the first one having reached an unacceptable level of battered. Seems to be the edges of the watch face, where it curves, that takes the brunt of the beatings. But, the watch face is now covered in a new protective layer and is back to looking good. The protector was aBit tricky to remove. It seemed to have stuck itself quite firmly after 8 months. However, that cleaned up really easily with a screen wipe and the gadget for positioning worked well again. Still a winner and good to go for another 8 months I hope.