IQShieldScreen Protector Compatible with Galaxy S10 6.1 (2-Pack)(Case Friendly) Anti-Bubble Clear TPU Film (NOT Compatible with Verizon Samsung S10 5G 6.7 inch)

I bought this product twice. The 1st time was 2 years ago and I promptly ruined 1 of the screens. 2nd one was put on better but not perfect. It lasted almost 2 years. It was looking pretty cruddy eventually, so I ordered again. I have the Samsung S10 6.1 with the curved edges. It is kept in an otter box and I keep it in my jeans front pocket, so lots of opportunity for damage. I was impressed with how good the screen looked after I removed the film. The 3rd attempt was installed very quickly and efficiently. I watched the video on my laptop next to my work area and stopped the video after each step. Even paid attention to see how much water was sprayed on the film and phone. It went in very slick. The only problem I had was that it was off by a hair and 1 corner kept rubbing on the otter box and came up. I wound up trimming the corner with a small nasal hair trimmer and it seems to have worked ok. No air bubbles and the curved edges are holding up well.

I've always purchased IQ Shield screen protectors for my phones and been very happy with them. The wet-install process is a good method, the protector does dry crystal-clear once cured (in a couple of hours), and it is a truly self-healing material that offers more protection than the factory-installed Samsung screen protector for the S10 (which is really just a thin and flimsy film, although it did its job well for over a year). In addition, the fingerprint reader still works well, although it's best to remap fingerprints after installation.The problem is these curved-screen phones. Samsung keeps bringing the curved screens back and then taking them away and I see them as simply an unnecessary vulnerability on an expensive device. They're a huge pain to protect with screen protectors and cases. Sadly, the IQ Shield screen protector really struggles with the curved screen edges. I followed all the instructions for the first install and even wrapped rubber bands around the phone to hold the edges in place. No luck. Within a day, the edges were peeling up and collecting all kinds of dirt and lint underneath, which I began to be concerned could start scratching the screen itself. Reluctantly, I pulled that protector off after less than a week and tried again. This time, I followed the brilliant suggestion of wrapping the phone in plastic wrap immediately after installation, making sure all edges were fully pressed down. I had to redo the plastic wrap several times over the span of a few hours, since sometimes one small section was still trying to lift. I left the plastic wrap on overnight and then carefully checked the screen protector in the morning. The install is SO much better, but although I have hardly done anything with the phone yet this morning, the edges are already trying to lift just the tiniest bit. I just don't think it's possible for them to stay adhered without a different design. I don't blame IQ Shield as much as Samsung for continuing to make the curved-screen phones. It's just very difficult to get anything to stick to those edges.In any case, at least my screen is protected for now. If the edges start gathering dirt under them again, I'll likely have to remove the protector and figure out something else. Otherwise, I love IQ Shield products and use them on all my devices.

Have used these before. Wet installation is a pain, but doable. You really have to wait a bit before trying to stick down the edges on the curved screen. And this is where I have the biggest complaint: the edges just don't adhere well enough. Even after hours, there's a millimeter or less of an area along the edge that isn't solidly attached. It isn't enough to make the protector come off, but it's enough to collect dust and be annoying.Other than that, works as advertised. It really is self-healing, and protects from scratches. Yet to break a screen with one on. So it does its job.

I'm a huge fan of IQ Shield. Ive put them on my last 4 Samsungs, and my daughter's 3 iphones. Every screen stayed immaculate. In the first pic I attached is a new IQ I just put on my Galaxy S10. In the second is a year old IQ on my S9. Every ripple in the old one was a potential screen scratch (btw you really dont see the ripples during use. I angled the shot for effect). The third is the s9 with IQ just removed. Its flawless.Will IQ protect against a direct hard impact? Doubtful. If your phone will be in that jeopardy, then its best to go with a full containment case.As far as daily use I dont even see the shield is there. It feels like the native screen to me. There is no loss of sensitivity i.e. fingerprint reader. You can clean it with windex, alcohol or water.Its not hard to install. You just really want make sure the screen is dust free. Pro tip: do it in a steamy bathroom. It minimizes static and keeps dust particles down.Customer Service: I wasnt happy with the adhesion to the one I installed on my S10. I wrote to IQ and they sent me a new kit no questions asked. Just like they promise.You get 2 shields per kit. My second one in the original was fine. Its great to have 2 because you may want a new one after a year or so If you keep your phones long and they spend time in your pockets.I only write reviews in two situations. If I hate it or love it. I love IQ Shield.