Supershieldz [3-Pack] Supershieldz for LG G6 Tempered Glass Screen Protector, Anti-Scratch, Anti-Fingerprint, Bubble Free, Lifetime Replacement

Truly 5 stars! I'm pretty OCD about screen protectors and cases, and this has a PERFECT fit with the Spigen Tough Armor case. It's actually the tiniest bit too big, but with due diligence, it'll fit edge to edge like a glove. It took me two attempts. On top of watching the installation guide video, and using your own tricks, if you have OCD like me, here are my tips. Tips: 1. Another reviewer mentioned that you should put on the case before putting on the screen protector. You should. This ensures that the case and screen protector are perfectly aligned. However, because the screen protector is slightly larger than space the case naturally allows, you should immediately remove the case after applying the screen protector. If you don't the case will constantly make your screen protector rise up and not stick to the screen. 2. If you want absolutely no dust to get underneath the screen protector there are steps you can take. There are various ways but this is what I did. First I stuck my HEPA air cleaner in the bathroom and put it on high. Then I prepped all the materials needed for installation and even a nice platform/workspace (my black matte laptop) to work on and set it up on the bathroom counter. Then I took a shower (the humidity helps remove flying dust particles from the air). After the shower, I dried myself outside of the shower because towels carry a lot of dust. Before entering the bathroom, I used my hands to dust off as much dust off my hands and arms. 3. While you're cleaning your screen with alcohol and micro-fiber, etc, make sure you also clean inside and outside your case and also the back and sides of your phone. Since you are using your case as an application tool, the dust from it can easily sneak under your screen protector as you're laying it on your screen (especially on the edges). Use the holder strip stickers as well as the dust absorber sticker to remove dust from your case, phone, hands, and even both sides of your screen protector. I spent almost 10 minutes with those stickers. It's amazing how much dust is everywhere. Once the case (inside and out) and phone (back and sides as well) are virtually dustproof, set your phone inside your case. I didn't want fingerprints on the screen so I used the stickers under my thumbs to snap the phone in the case. Now rotate between your screen and screen protector to make sure there's not 1 speck of dust. When you feel confident there is no more dust, peel off the screen protector's film and set the film aside. Inspect the screen protector (even the adhesive side) for any dust. You can use the stickers to remove dust from both sides of the protector. Use the sticker on the screen again (and on the lip/sides of the case), until finally you are confident that there is no lint. Then place the screen protector and let the case guide you on how to place it. Try to center is as center as possible. You'll have to snap the corners of screen protector in since it's minutely larger than the case. Then press gently to allow the adhesive do its work on the screen. Once on, immediately remove the case. 4. Both attempts I experienced light "halo-ing" (halos are when the edges of the screen protector don't fully adhere to the screen causing a "halo" effect). Sometimes it's caused by dust, sometimes weak adhesive, or whatever, but it happens. After googling and youtubing solutions, I found some that worked. The biggest payoff is just using elbow grease and thumbing those edges down and holding it for 10-30 seconds. Do this over and over for like 30 minutes to an hour, or more. Use your nails, use a micro fiber cloth to rapidly thumb a particular corner/side, etc. Another trick I used was holding a hair dryer to it for a few seconds, and then thumbing those halos away holding it down as it cools back down. They don't go away right away, but little by little it does. I did this off and on for 3-4 hours and they were finally completely gone. I think it's a combination of time, pressure, heat, etc. but eventually they were finally gone. 5. (EDIT) Wait 48 hours after being complete completely adhered to the screen before putting on the case. I know that all seems like a lot of work, but my phone/case/protector looks soo damn clean and it'll stay that way. There's not the smallest gap between the screen protector and the case (except the cutout), not a single halo, lift, bubble ,etc. I did find 4 tiny specks that managed to get under the protector but I'm 97% happy with it. I'll post some pictures soon. Extra tips: There is not a good deal on a lens cover for the LG G6 which is unfortunate because it's the easiest thing to scratch on the phone, and it's pretty important to keep your lens without scratches. Through research I found 2 solutions. 1. Get a skin to cover the lens. This won't protect the actual camera part of the lens, but will protect a lot of the plate. dbrand sells the camera skin for $0.95 but shipping is $5. Still, not a bad option. 2. Get a nano liquid screen protector and apply it to the lens (and the whole back of the phone). It's not as strong as tempered glass, but that option is not currently available.

Excellent product!!!

Fits perfectly on the device...

Merci

I have had one of these on my phone for a month and a half. I got a small crack in my g6 and knew I needed something but I was hesitant to get these because my only experience with screen protectors were the old plastic peel on style that always had air bubbles. These are so much better than that. Installation: this pack includes 3 screens. Each screen comes with its own antibacterial wipe and screen cleaner so you can make your phone pristine before putting on the protector. It's a very thin sheet of glass. I'm horrible at installing these things so it took me about four attempts at lifting and resetting before I was satisfied. There were no issues with taking it off and moving it except a fleck of dust that is now forever trapped. Fit with case: I use a poetic affinity case. It's a slim line bumper case and doesn't conflict with the protector. However, I can see how there might be an issue for bigger cases that come in further on the screen. Use: I honestly can't tell the difference between the protector and the normal screen. The only time I notice it is if I swipe down and touch the small cut out for the camera and speaker at the top. There is no effect or distortion on the screen sensitivity or accuracy. Durability: I drop my phone. A lot. At least once per day. I finally got a very small chip in the protector yesterday. It's small enough that I don't feel the need to replace it with a new one just yet. The screen hasn't moved, lifted or gotten any dust or flecks under it. Final notes: the company has a policy that if you mess up installing all the first pack, they will provide free replacements until you get it right. But honestly, they are so easy to install you won't need this. I'm so happy with this purchase because I don't even remember that it's on the phone. Going to buy these as stocking stuffers for the whole family.