PCTC 3 Packs Screen Protector Compatible with Sony alpha 1 a7II A7III a7SII a7SIII a7RII a7RIII a7RIV RX100VII RX100VI RX100V RX100IV RX100M2 A9II,ZV-E10 RX10IV ZV-1 ZV-1M2

After some research I decided on the PCTC Screen Protector for my Sony A7rIV. It had good reviews, a great price, and came as a three pack. I’ve used a number of camera screen protectors over the last 10 years. Some cost over $20 for a single piece of film. All I had tried were very touchy to install, frequently requiring rework to take care of a trapped piece of dust. You also had to roll them on carefully working out the air as you applied them. First time success was almost zero. The first surprise of the PCTC product was it came in a nice little wood grained hard sided hinged box. The kit was very complete. A visual instruction card, two stage wet/dry wipes, stickers to pull off the last vestige of dust, and the three foam wrapped screen protectors were included. The big surprise came when I applied the actual screen protector. It is a stiffer, more glass pane like material (but very thin). After you peel off the backing sheet, you carefully lay it down on the camera screen. This was relatively easy to do, since the screen was rigid. I lined up one short edge and let fall on to the screen. Once laying on the screen, the protector could be gently pushed from the edge to fine tune the alignment. I was now expecting to have to work out the trapped air, but before I could start, I watched the protector quickly adhere to the screen with the air vacating by itself. A light rub with the dry wipe and it was done. No fuss and a perfect job. Never had that happen before. We’ll see how it holds up over time, but the protector seems very secure and is pretty much invisible. The screen touch functions of the camera work just fine. Overall an excellent value for both performance and price.

Like most Sony cameras of the era, the used RX10 I picked up recently was suffering from the factory screen protector coating going bad/delaminating so it was in need of a replacement. I've done it on multiple camera models now over the years so it was simple, just peel off the factory film and replace with a nice tempered glass screen protector for a perfect and refreshed screen. These screen protectors fit perfectly with precise tolerances and go on super well if you know what you're doing when cleaning and applying! Photos are the before with the failing factory screen cover, and after with the new screen protector installed to show the fit.

I used this screen protector on my Sony Alpha 7III and it fits perfectly. Installation was quick and easy, with no bubbles, and the screen clarity remains sharp and clear. It feels durable and does a great job protecting against scratches without affecting touch sensitivity. Having a 3-pack is also very convenient. Overall, it’s an affordable and reliable choice to keep your camera screen protected.

Because of the perfect fit, it's a little bit of challenge to install as there is really no margin for error. The edges are square so it covers virtually the entire screen on my Sony A7III, I did manage to break one on my first try when lifting it up to re-position. Thankfully they include three screens The actual installation is pretty simple once you notice that the screen kind of "floats" on the camera's LCD screen until you tap it down. Once you are satisfied with the positioning of the screen, just carefully tap the glass cover and it will adhere in a matter of a few seconds. The scratch protection is phenomenal. I decided to try and scratch the first screen that I broke with a knife and a scissors just to see how scratch-resistant it is....and there were no marks or scratches to be found. The box the screens came in actually said "Funta", which is a brand I like, so that was a good thing. I have used Funta screens before and have been very happy with them on other cameras. I use the wooden box to store spare SD cards. Highly recommended!

Works as intended, avoiding scratching. Only 4 stars because it stays very dirty and it’s not easy to clean.

I used these as a screen protector for my new Sony DSC RX10M4. The fit was spot-on, no overhangs, and virtually invisible when installed. Touch screen works perfectly. Installation, if you are careful, is simple. Just take your time, clean everything thoroughly, and use the blue "grab" stickers. Simply attach them to the midpoint of the left and right edges of the protector, position carefully under good lighting, and lower in place. Mine adhered perfectly. Great price and great quality.

This screen protector is a perfect fit for my Sony RX100 VII. The kit comes with 3 screen protectors and cleaning wipes. Very easy to install. With my first attempt the screen was not aligned correctly with the camera's LCD (my fault). But I was able to lift the protector and re-position it. It went on very nicely and has excellent adhesion. Perfect fit and no bubbles. It looks beautiful on the camera. I highly recommend.

This was a 3 protector set and was reasonably priced. I purchased the set for my Sony A7rii and Sony a9 cameras. They fit perfectly. English was obviously not the first language of the person who wrote the instructions but I was able to figure it out. It is very important to have your LCD screen totally clean. I used a clean microfiber lens cloth, the type used for eyeglasses or to clean glass not the cheap bulk type microfiber cloths which in my experience don't clean anything very well. In addition I used the wet wipe wipe followed by the dry wipe. Any streaks were wiped off with the microfiber cloth. I followed that with the roundish blue "dust-absorber" sticker to remove any tiny particles. Take your time using the dust-absorber sticker or a sticky tape that will not leave any residue to remove any dust and go over every bit of the screen. Look at the surface carefully to make sure the surface is totally dust free. I wasn't sure what the guide stickers were for and they weren't mentioned in the instructions. I placed them onto of the top surface of the screen protector with part of the tabs off the protector so I could use them to guide/move the protector into position without having to use my hands/fingers on the edges or underneath the screenprotector and risk contaminating the adhesive/screen. I peeled off the back adhesive using the attached tab and placed the screen protector into it's initial position for laying down and used the guide tabs I had placed on the top of the protector to help position it into place one edge first so you can squeeze out the air bubbles as the screen protector goes down. Again, take your time to position the screen protector. It wasn't too difficult and fit on very nicely. People complained about fingerprints on the screen protector but I have yet to meet a camera LCD screen or tempered glass screen protector that doesn't get fingerprints on it. That's why I keep a microfiber cloth around to wipe down my camera as needed. I think the adhesive is not so sticky it will be difficult to remove the protector but sticky enough to keep it on. For the price I am satisfied with the product. If I have anything more to say after I have used it on the cameras a bit more I will update this review.