ArmorSuitArmor Suit [2 Pack] MilitaryShield Screen Protector Designed for Google Pixel 6 Pro (2021) Case Friendly HD Clear Film

I've been using Supcase on my phones for years, and they have all somehow survived tons of abuse. However, the screen protector just did NOT function well on the Pixel 6 Pro. The fingerprint reader didn't work at all after the first time i took the case off to clean it. Frequently, the screen would randomly read a "click" when just scrolling or a "double click" when touching to select, and touches on the curved edges didn't read at all. I was beyond frustrated. I finally cut the screen protector out of the front panel of my Supcase and replaced it with this. Functionality restored! The fingerprint reader works every time, and i can use my touch screen without issues. I wish i had done this months ago instead of trying to troubleshoot the other one. This one feels much nicer too, and i have had 0 scratches despite the usual abuse. The application process is old-school wet application and super quick and easy. Don't overthink it! I think it took me all of about 2 minutes for the application. I smoothed the curved edges down periodically while i watched a movie, then the next morning i put the case back on. The few little air bubbles that were still there after application went away on their own within 24hrs. I really could not be happier. I actually enjoy using my phone again and have preserved my sanity!

I just got my Google Pixel 6 Pro a couple days ago and put this screen protector on it before I even turned it on for the first time! Installation was simple, the product comes with a QR code to watch a quick video of how to install it (if you've never done this before I highly recommend you watch it! A little prep can ensure a perfect installation). The kit also comes with a spray that allows you to move the screen protector around a bit before it starts to stick, as well as a squeegee to get rid of any moisture.Oh and there's 2 protectors included. I guess if for any reason it peels you can just try again or use in the future. I did trap 1 small air bubble, but after a few hours of use of the phone, it disappeared.The feel is soft but sturdy, making it pretty comfortable to type and tap whatever you need to on your device.I don't know for sure if it's going to fully protect the screen from a high level drop, however I would recommend getting a bumper case that ensures that the screen itself won't make contact with the ground.

I purchased this to apply to my Pixel 6 Plus due the limited options I had as an early Pixel 6 Pro adopter. This is the first screen protector I applied to my phone, and it is still currently on there. The screen protestor is easy to apply but takes a day or so to cure. The fingerprint reader is unaffected and works perfectly fine. The only complaints I have is that sometimes my nails catch on the screen protector when playing games, and that a slight haze still is visible on the screen if you look closely. Sort of looks leathery if you look at the phone screen from the side while screen is off. While the screen is on, you can notice a very minimal haze, almost as if it were still wet under the screen protector from application. Wouldn't choose this over a glass screen protector, but this is the best you can do for curved screens.

I received my Pixel 6 Pro and the last thing I wanted was to have that beautiful, but slippery phone damaged. My Google case was on the way but how would I protect the screen? On my previous phones I had rigid screen protectors. Sure, they'd eventually crack themselves but my phone would remain protected. Now that I had a curved screen phone, the rigid screens were not going to help so I reluctantly gave this protector a try. I watched the installation video a few times and then gave it a try. I followed the instructions to the T but I still had some bubbles at first. The instructions said these were normal and that they would eventually be worked out. Much to my surprise that's exactly what happened. A week later I snagged something against the screen protector and a large bubble appeared. I though for sure the protector was done for. Nope, I just rubbed the bubbles out and the problem didn't come back. Yes, the texture of this style protector is different than the feel of the tempered glass ones but you quickly get used to that and it has the extra benefit of increasing the grip on the phone.Edit: It has been nearly two months. I have had no issues with more bubbles appearing. I am honestly surprised with how well this protector has been working. I thought for sure if they were offering a credit almost as much as the purchase price for an honest review that this was a scam. Nope, it really does work. Yes the texture is different and maybe my touch screen isn't as sensitive, but I have a protected screen and the phone allows me to increase sensitivity to offset any issues with the protector. Yes, this is the best screen protector I've ever had on a touch screen. No lies or exaggerating.

Most screen protectors come with a front and back adhesive so you can remove one side, apply it to your screen, then use the tab on the back adhesive to remove that side, ensuring you never have to touch the underside of the screen protector itself.Well, this one doesn't. This is literally just a sticker that you peel off of a cut-out. Because it's so flimsy, there is a 100% chance you will not be able to align it correctly, either, and it comes with no alignment tool.Given that there is no backside adhesive, you cannot hold it (let alone install it) without touching the underside, getting dust and fingerprints all over the adhesive side that is supposed to go directly on your phone.These things are also complete dust magnets. Despite the fact that I thoroughly cleaned my phone prior to installation, there were probably half a dozen salt-grain-sized dust particles between the screen and the phone once it was installed because the action of peeling the sticker away from the paper statically charges the sticker, drawing in any nearby dust or other particles in the air.All said and done, the screen itself has a very faint, but still noticeable translucent effect over the screen, which takes away from the fantastic screen that comes with the Pixel 6 Pro. So even if the installation weren't impossible to get perfect, it would still look worse than it should.And to top things off here with the worst screen protector in the world, they send you a little note in the box basically bribing you for a good review with a $10 Amazon gift card.