ArmorSuit 3 Pack for Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra Screen Protector (6.8") Max Coverage MilitaryShield HD Clear Film - Made in USA

Perfection!! It went on like a dream and I have no dust or bubbles under it at all. I love flexible TPU screen protectors because they don't add thickness like glass does. This one is extremely protective and is backed by a lifetime warranty. This wet application is the easiest method and works fantastic (see PRO TIPS below). The fit on the Galaxy S26 Ultra is perfect and allows for cases. With this wet application, it's so easy adjust the alignment to be exact before it sets, so there's no need for an alignment tool. And, the pen works perfectly through this. I prefer matte screens, and I'm not getting any glare or fingerprints at all, while the clarity remains amazing. This is described as a "paper-feel texture," which is a good description. But it comes in a clear version, if you prefer. Detailed instructions with PRO TIPS: 1) Plan ahead! Buy this before you get your phone and do not remove the screen cover until the very last second when you're ready to put the new screen protector on. It's makes this so easy, because you won't have to clean your screen. Also, do this in the evening so the screen protector can set overnight before use. 2) Do this indoors and get the air in the area as still as possible by closing all windows and doors, shutting off anything that moves air (heaters, fans, ceiling fans), and turn the HVAC system off. This may sound ridiculous, but it makes a big difference. 3) Wear readers as magnifying glasses to see any potential dirt and dust, as well as to see your alignment better. 4) Have a paper towel and tissue ready before starting, and use it to catch liquid around the sides before it rolls into ports as you squeegee the liquid out. 5) Get the squeegee and other tools out to have them ready to go. 6) Remove the phone case, if needed, but not the screen cover or protector yet. 7) Wet your fingertips by spritzing them with the liquid, then peel off the new screen protector and lay it sticky side up on a paper towel. 8) Evenly spritz the sticky side of the screen protector. You need enough liquid to easily spread to every dry spot once applied and squeegeed. Err on the side of too much than not enough, being sure not to leave any sizable dry areas. 9) Remove the screen cover or old screen protector. Clean any old debris or fingerprints, if needed. The goal is to immediately apply the new wet screen protector wet side down before anything new has a chance to get on the screen. This is why having the air completely still is so helpful. 10) Align the screen protector using the hole at the top as a guide, but don't get too picky yet. 11) Use one hand to hold one half of the screen protector in place with the tissue ready to dab. Use the other hand to squeegee excess liquid from the center out in each direction, catching excess liquid at the edge as it comes out, until all of the excess liquid is out and there are no bubbles or air pockets left. 12) Turn the phone, adjust the alignment if needed without getting overly picky, and repeat step 11 for the other half. 13) Check the alignment and gently push the screen protector to align as you like. This will still work because the liquid has not had a chance to dry and set yet. If you've messed it up and it's not to your liking, just peel off the protector and repeats the steps 14) Be sure the phone has been wiped dry. You can put the phone case back on, but it is best to leave the phone unused for at least 12 hours to allow the screen protector to fully set. Once you do this using the pro tips, it's easy to get the hang of it. If you screwed it up your first try, just follow all of these steps to try again. They provided a spare.

The good, it's nice, very easy to apply and seems durable. I didn't realize it had a matte finish. This creates a faint brushing noise when you scroll. In a quiet environment, like night scrolling, you can hear it.

I love armor lsuit, and will always go with them as long as they have a protector for my phone. It has protected my screen from falls, things falling on it and cat even clawed it before. The mark from the cat lessened but didn't go away, but never did it reach the screen to cause damage. I can't say enough good things about Armorsuit. It is a bit weird to get it on, but there is a video to show you how.

Product applies relatively east and worked great for about 14 months. Scratches were not very visible and held up nicely. In the end it had very slowly crept upwards through use of rhe phone and started to peel at the top. It fit well with my otterbox case, no issues intil it crept up over time. Came with a second that im choosing not to use as instructions state to apply then not use device for 12-24 hours, which is simply not an option.

Love these screen protectors! Every time I get a new phone, I always get these screen protectors. Love the way they feel and the way they look. Easy application as well. No complaints here!

Its so hard to find a wet application acreen protector anymore. I bought this one after the brand I used on my previous phone didn't make the size for my new phone. I definitely miss the previous brand. These are okay. They dont wipe clean, smudge very easy and always look dirty. The edges peel up quickly and also look dirty when dirt gets underneath the edges. Even with the peeling edges it still stays on very well until I'm ready to fully take it off. Application isn't too hard as long as you use the spray it comes with but I've also definitely had easier installations with other brands. Overall I would buy them again if I had to but will likely be looking for a different brand first.

My mom is prone to scratching her screens and I wanted to try something other than tempered glass due to a bad experience with glass. She's on her second phone using an ArmorSuit screen protector and has not had any scratches make it through to the screen on either phone. The wet application method can be a little tricky, but in the end I find it easier to get a smooth, bubble free appearance with ArmorSuit as compared to glass or those thin plastic films. It also stays adhered and doesn't start to eventually peel at the edges like the films always do. Very happy with my purchase.

So, I used to get ArmorSuit in the past because they always worked as intended. However, something is just wrong nowadays with their screen protector. First is that while the installation process does keep it bubble free, one speck of dust that can float onto the screen at any point during the process (or even onto the protector as you spray the solution on it) will cause a noticeable bubble. This is why I wish they'd give you a dust collecting sticker cover to keep the screen dust free while you prep the protector. Also, sometimes the spray solution can leave a weird smudge-like appearance that cannot be fixed once the protector is applied and ample drying time is given. My hands and surroundings are squeaky clean during the installation process, so I have no idea why they show up sometimes. Second is that the oleophobic coating attracts more fingerprints than the main screen did for some reason. While it's easy to clean, it's actually very annoying with how much of a fingerprint magnet it is, which defeats the purpose of the coating in my opinion. I will give the protector credit in that it does the protection part of its job super well, and I appreciate that it now covers the front camera without sacrificing quality. It's also guaranteed to work with the fingerprint reader compared to glass screen protectors. Overall, it works great if you can get it to cooperate during installation and you can stand cleaning the screen of fingerprints every so often. However, I personally won't be buying ArmorSuit again until they improve the installation process and rethink their oleophobic coating.

I can't find a screen protector for galaxy s6 edge plus (with a good review). Finally found this one and give it a try. It's pretty good. Very easy to put it. And it's stick to the edge. Recommended.

Tried a few screen protectors this is the only one that sticks to the edges. The wet application method also allows you to make adjustments during application to get the perfect fit. Kinda expensive for a plastic screen protector but would still recommend

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