LK 6 Pack for Apple Watch 41mm / 40mm Screen Protector (Series 8 & 7 & 6) [Upgrade Flexible Film] Self-Healing, Ultra-thin Screen protector for Apple Watch 41mm, Touch Sensitive, Bubble Free

(I am copy/pasting this review from my review as it is the same review of a different size. Both work the same but are listed as different products. No noticeable difference between the performance of the 40 and 44mm versions.)This will be the longest screen protector review ever so I will divide it in sections so you can skip to what interests you.About me: I’ve been using PDAs and mobile computing since ~1999 and learned the importance of screen protection early on with one of my Palms. I worked in an environment with air and waterborne abrasives and screens would get ruined. My wife and children use mobile devices and I have applied hundreds of screen protectors for our family and friends.Apple Watch screen protection: The problem is the curves. Despite using some kind of miracle glass the Apple Watch gets scratched pretty easily. My wife works in an office and when we got ours I trusted that there would be no way she would need a screen protecor. Boy was I wrong! I looked at hers after a couple months and it already had some nicks and abrasions. So now everyone is on the screen protector schedule. We started with the model 3 and then gifted ours to our 2 children when the Model 4 was released so I’ve been keeping up with four of them. I have used many screen protectors and all of them “work”, but the only *problem* is that the edges will come up with the brush of a sleeve or any other friction along the edge. Always, without fail. If you can remain aware of that failing there are ways of preventing the peel, but that means living with yet another worry. I’ve managed a couple months without the peel, but it eventually shows up. Why do they peel? Probably because of low-tac adhesive and the other ones I’ve tried are thicker. That thickness gives them a bigger edge to grab and are harder to hold down on the curved section.*(I used some glass protectors with curved edges and couldn’t get a bubble-free installation)Installation: I’m not sure if alcohol will sufficiently remove all oils so I cleaned mine with a very diluted Dawn/water solution followed by a water rinse, then alcohol wipe.Shining a flashlight across the surface of the Watch will reveal any dust that doesn’t show up with perpendicular lighting.I watched the video twice and followed the application instructions exactly, (except for my additional cleaning step), and the first protector went on perfectly. It was ready instantly, no overnight curing time or incessantly keeping up with the sides and corners wanting to lift up until “cured”.Screen protectors - The Hidden Cost: The Watch is sold with fanfare regarding their special glass formulation to keep it scratch-free. If you are lucky enough to live a life surrounded by soft things and never get out in the real world then that may be enough. It wasn’t for me, my wife, or my children. So we buy screen protectors. I was going to include a list of the various protectors I’ve purchased, but it is embarrassing. Some lasted longer than others but in the end they all died of the dreaded Peel. Some lasted longer than others, but results varied even within protectors from the same package. I try to reduce variables by having a consistent application method but nothing can stop the inevitable peel. I’ve used BestSkinsEver protectors on devices in the past with great results before the tempered glass protector revolution but even they failed on the Watch. Additionally; people have different skill levels and dexterity so applying these finicky things can often end in failure. This application system greatly reduces failure if you follow the instructions.Another “cost” is application time. With the other protectors I have to wait until the end of the day and spend time applying and tending to the watches. With my very first installation of these I was done in under 10 minutes and popped the Watch back on my arm. Subsequent applications should be under 5 minutes.Conclusion: These may eventually peel off like all the rest, I will update accordingly. But even if they do I will continue to use them because they are the best of the MANY screen protectors I’ve used if only for the ease of installation. I am confident these will greatly reduce “The Peel”, but time will tell. Because these are noticeably thinner than all of the others I’ve tried it’s hard to tell that there’s even a screen protector on the Watch!Sensitivity is fine, nothing weird about the surface, I am so happy to have finally found these because it’s been a pain in the neck keeping up with these darn things. Even if they only last as long as the others the cost is about the same but installation is a breeze.I will definitely update as time goes by.For the record: I have no affiliation with this company and receive no compensation or benefit of any kind for this positive review. I am writing in an effort to share my experience with this frustrating aspect of Apple Watch ownership.edit: the years go by, these are still the ones I choose. Crazy thing about these: once the other brands start peeling you might as well tear them off. There's no way they're ever going on again. These can re-adhere if you haven't gotten a bunch of junk in them. I've even ripped off the peeled up section and continued using it. Still the best!

I’m a tempered glass screen protector kind of guy. I hate the feeling of plastic screen protectors. These are the best feeling plastic screen protectors I’ve felt to date. You can tell it’s plastic but it’s not bothersome at all. you’ll only know it’s plastic because you put it on, otherwise you’d likely not be able to tell. They’re crystal clear. I got the “clear” version. No idea the difference between clear and transparent.Follow the tutorial. I have zero air bubbles on first attempt. They’re easy to align due to the small screen and tabs to hold on to. It fits to the curved part of the screen well with no air bubbles or lifting along the edges. They’re thin and perfectly sized so you can’t even tell it’s on the watch. No part of the screen is unprotected.Can’t say anything on durability or yellowing, but in my opinion that’s negligible given that you get 6 for 10 bucks. If they last two months each that’s a whole year of protection for $10 so they’re worth the money.

Very easy product to apply and the included “applicator tool” makes it pretty much dummy proof in terms of alignment.I like the fact that it comes with 3 separate installation packets that each include 2x alcohol wipes, a microfiber and 2x dust removers.The only reason for taking 1 star off is the upper LH will not stay down on the watch. You can see in the second pic that it’s slightly raised.All-in-all it’s good tho, no air bubbles other than the corner that won’t lay down. But for the price, I have 5 more tries. Definitely recommend to protect your watch.

On Amazon I looked at all of the watch face protectors for the Apple Series 7, and all of the reviews. I will break this product down cut and dry and honest. First, they were one of the least expensive. With that and the fact that they come in a pack of 6 I wasn’t expecting good results and got the 6 pack because if there were bubbles, they didn’t go on straight or adhere, I could start over. I have had bad luck with tempered glass phone screen protectors and expected the watch to be the same way. If you scan the QR code there is an instructional video. Use it because there is a simple but step by step process to this. The kit has everything you need even a non slip rubber base to hold the watch in place on the table. It is not tempered glass but a film. I applied it on my first try and it was 100% perfect. I took my time and made sure it was on the watch face straight and made adjustments to get it perfect. I then followed the steps to remove the backing and apply it. When I was finished there were NO bubbles, the edges all around had adhered with no peeled edges or air pockets and I could not tell it was on my watch. I read reviews where people stated that it didn’t cover the entire face and left a small gap between the watch face and metal frame. This is true but the gap is small, and I can not see a line with my eye even in a well lit room. I can slightly feel it with my finger nail. The Series 7 watch face is not flat, as you know. This screen protector adheres to where the face starts to round off and does cover the rounded corners without a crease. It fits perfectly. I wear my watch 24/7 except for an hour to charge. I also bump into things and the reason I bought this protector was because I had a few tiny scratches and one that I could feel with my finger nail. This protector is “self healing” so it will cover and hide tiny scratches. I can not see mine. The small scratch that I could feel with my finger nail is still visible if I look for it. I really had to look for it to begin with and it was probably there for a while before I noticed it and bought these protectors. I have had this protector on my watch face for a few weeks and it is still flawless. I don’t wear my watch in the shower because it has a Velcro band, so it hasn’t been under water. There are no scratches on the film screen protector and I still can’t tell it is on the watch. Here’s what seals the deal…when I put the protector on my watch I also did my wife’s Series 7. It is perfect and went on flawlessly the first try. She is a nurse and wanted one because she bumped into the metal rail on a stretcher and was sure that her face was scratched, but it wasn’t. Apple says that the Series 7 has a harder scratch resistant face than the Series 6 and leads you to believe that it will never scratch and they even have a fancy name for the face material that I forgot. This is false. It will scratch because mine did but just a little. I will end this by saying that our watches were $449 each, financed through the Apple Store for 24 months. I got mine in December and in 4 months had a few small micro scratches and the one that I noticed. It has to last 24 months at least. Apple Warranty does not cover cosmetic damage and when I called Apple they gave me a quote of $300 to put a new face on it, because I said they it was advertised as scratch resistant. In the end I was able to preserve the condition of 2 watches for about $6. If I do scratch the film working on my boat engine or installing cabinets etc. which are examples of what I did wearing the watch before I still have 4 more screen protectors in my closet! These watches are a big investment and I should have purchased these screen protectors when I got the watches. My advice is to ignore any review less than 5 stars because I am very picky and critical and not the best at applying screen protectors. Some people say that they are not great if you use a case for your watch, but I think those are tacky anyhow and like the smooth, sleek, contour look of my green Series 7 with green and black band. I suppose they like a case to protect the colored metal part of the watch which I can’t see ever bumping or damaging. I highly recommend this product, they go on great, and are invisible…plus you have back ups on hand if you ever scratch one. I would buy this product again and it works perfectly for my wife and I. Thanks for reading all of that I wanted to be thorough and share my views on the watch, it’s cost and replacement face from Apple, and this product for it.