Supershieldz (3 Pack) Designed for Google Pixel 7 Tempered Glass Screen Protector, Anti Scratch, Bubble Free

I’ve been using Supershieldz screen protectors for years across multiple phones, and they’ve never let me down. Their set for the Google Pixel 9 is just as good as I’ve come to expect.Everything you need for a smooth, bubble-free installation is included—cleaning wipes, dust removers, and clear instructions. I had it installed in minutes with no issues at all.Best of all, all phone functions work perfectly, including the under-the-screen fingerprint reader. No lag, no issues—just smooth performance. feels just like the phone screen you can not tell it is there.If you have teenagers, this is a must. Phones take a lot of accidental drops and rough handling, and having a solid screen protector like this gives me peace of mind.I also love that the pack comes with three protectors, so I always have replacements on hand if one gets scratched or damaged. That kind of value and peace of mind is hard to beat.

It works! It's a typical screen protector.I was worried because I had a Galaxy S22+ for which I couldn't install any glass protectors because it'll interfere with the fingerprint scanner. And guess what broke a few days ago?Anyway, for the one negative, 'd say SuperShieldz lags behind the competition by not including an easy-to-install template to perfectly align the protector onto the screen.Non the less you can tape the sides to create a "hinge". Then remove the plastic cover, gently place the protector on the screen, and press in the center to allow it to adhere to screen going outwards.The one nice thing about this brand is that it seems to be really easy to squeeze out air bubbles unlike other brands.Good company 🙌

I had ordered these a while ago but just got around to installing one on my Google Pixel 8 Pro because the screen protector on my phone finally got into such a cracked and jagged state that my laziness couldn't avoid it any longer.The pack came with not only screen protectors but also alcohol wipes, dry cloths, dust "stickers" and even some stickers that evidently help you line up the protector on the screen for proper installation. I didn't use those as I'm pretty good at installing these "by eye" without any help.I mean at this point, I've broken and reinstalled so many glass screen protectors I can do it in my sleep.After removing my old protector, cleaning everything thoroughly and making sure there wasn't a speck of dust to be seen anywhere by using a big magnifying glass with a light that I have installed on my desk for such purposes along with the "sticky" that came with the kit, I carefully removed the protective film from the screen protector and dropped it in place onto my phone screen.Unlike other screen protectors I've installed, there were no big air bubbles that gradually disappeared as the screen protector attached itself to the phone screen, spreading outwards. It just attached instantaneously leaving a few small bubbles scattered around the edges. One bubble was right on the edge while 4 or 5 others were an inch or so inside the edges of the screen.I immediately set about smoothing the bubbles outwards to eliminate them. They wouldn't budge. Not even a bit.I then got my trusty blow dryer to apply some heat to aid in getting rid of them. It helped with a couple of them. The rest stubbornly stayed put.I might add that these weren't large air bubbles. They were probably maybe twice the size of a dull pencil tip (I couldn't think of any other size to compare them to at the moment lol).I worked and worked using heat and pressure, which usually gets rid of those pesky, stubborn, pig-headed little bubblies but nope. No joy.Finally, I realized it was time to leave to pick up my grandson at school so I just said "oh well" and left the 3 or 4 remaining bubbles.It's the next day now. Looking at my phone screen, all the bubbles are gone but 2. Neither of those bubbles seem to hamper the screen function or sensitivity. They're small and so aren't really visible unless you're looking for them with the screen backlight off. So, no biggie. Except it bothers my OCD sense of order lol.The only other complaint I have about these protectors is that they do NOT come all the way to the edge of my Google Pixel 8 Pro screen.I'm guessing that the screen shape is more rounded around the edges so they decided to not bother making their protector to cover that tiny gap? I don't know. I just know there is a teeny, tiny gap around the edges of my phone screen that isn't covered.I don't use a large clunky phone case, but instead use a clear, minimally slim case that has a tiny lip around the edges.I'm hoping that lip is enough to protect my phone should something hit it where the tempered glass protector doesn't cover my screen. It's a very very tiny gap so I'm sure it will be fine. I had just expected the protectors to cover all the way to the edges of my phone screen. It's a bit annoying.However, the price was right. Also, the protectors don't seem to affect my screen sensitivity and they are crystal clear, so overall, I'm pleased with them

I started installing screen protectors in 2006. I have done hundreds of them for myself and friends. I've seen a lot of them. This is my favorite brand. They include everything you need and charge a fair price. They hold up well. You get 3 in this pack. Very handy. Keep the other 2 safe in the box and replace them about every 6 months when they get dirty if you use your phone a lot like I do.They include alignment stickers which are very helpful your first few times you install one. I don't use them anymore. It's not necessary. Here is how I do it. Don't have your phone case on, that's just silly. It will be in the way. Ok here is how I do them:Go out to hard surface counter in your kitchen. Kick everyone else out of the room. Stops the dust from flying. Wait one min. Power the phone off. Lay phone on the counter horizontal ( see my picture) and take the new screen protector with the backing tape still on it and lay it on your screen( it won't stick until you peel the film off). I always lay the phone down horizontal, way easier to center. Set it down and see where it needs to go. You will have a camera hole to align the whole proctector with, or a notch on older phones, center the hole in the protector around the camera hole in the screen. Now set the protector aside for a second and wipe down the phone screen with the included alcohol pad. Next use the included soft gray cloth to dry it. Peel the film off the back of the proctector and hold it with both hands, now set the protector down on the camera hole side only- make sure it's centered with the hole and squared up with the screen. It's not too late to pick up the one end of the protector touching the phone screen and just reapply it. Once you have it where you want it just slowly let the other side down( non camera hole side) let the screen protector be sucked onto the phone screen by slowly letting go of the protector. It will go down by itself and remove all the air. Take the gray cloth and make sure to wipe the screen protector all down so it's securely attached to the screen. Power the phone back on with your case still off. Get the screen warm and let it dry for a few mins. I usually don't put my case back on until the next morning. Your done.This takes about 3 mins to install once you do a few. I suggest not trying to be perfect. Follow the steps and if it goes bad. Try another protector. These things are cheap. Cost of learning is low. It's a great protection for your phone. Mine is in my pocket all the time and that puts tiny scratches in your screen over time. Makes the screen feel rough or dirty after a year. Using these protectors stops the screen from getting worn out, you can just keep replacing the protector to make it like new. Way easier to keep clean than a worn out screen. Looks better also.Pixel fingerprint sensors are on the screen. I hate that, they work but not well. This protector did not change that. It's the same. Works but not perfect. That's on Google not his protector.I recommend this product.