4 Pack Screen Protector for Apple Watch Series SE 6 5 4 40mm/ Apple Watch Series 9 8 7 41mm, High Definition, Bubble Free, Clear Flexible TPU Film, Easy Installation, for iWatch 40/41mm

The LK 4 Pack Screen Protector for Apple Watch Series SE 6 5 4 (40mm) and Series 9 8 7 (41mm) is a high-quality product that delivers exactly as promised. The flexible TPU film offers excellent protection without compromising the clarity or sensitivity of the watch screen.The high-definition material ensures the display remains sharp and vibrant, while the thin, flexible design provides seamless coverage, including around the curved edges of the screen. Installation was straightforward thanks to the included instructions and tools, and I was pleased to see that the application process was genuinely bubble-free.The 4-pack is great value for money, as it gives peace of mind with spares available in case of wear and tear over time. It fits perfectly on both the 40mm and 41mm watch sizes, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of Apple Watch models.If you’re looking for a reliable and easy-to-install screen protector that maintains the look and functionality of your Apple Watch, this is an excellent choice. Highly recommended for both quality and practicality.

Be careful - when I entered a search for “Apple Watch 44mm Screen Protectors” a 6x pack of the LK TPU Film Protectors were at the top of the list for £8.99. I checked that they were for a 44mm watch and that they would be OK with a Series 6. I scrolled down to look at the reviews (mostly good) and on the way back up in the “You Might Also Like” section, I noticed the same LK product but in an 8x Pack for exactly the same price £8.99. Obviously, I purchased these instead. I received them the next day (great) and watched LK’s video and fitted one. It went on great - no issues, no bubbles and virtually invisible - just a little bit small though, I thought. I checked the pack and realised That the 8x Pack I was so eager to purchase was in fact fo the 40mm Watch - Doh !!!I really cannot fathom Amazon’s search algorithms and the sequence in which they present the results but it was might fault and so I had to re-purchase some 44mm protectors - luckily, hidden away was an LK 8x Pack of 44mm also at £8.99 and so I eventually got my additional 2x protectors but at a cost of £17.98.Anyway, they’re really good I had no issue fitting one and you really wouldn’t know it was there and to be honest, even the 40mm worked quite well on the 44mm watch. I would re-affirm the need to watch LK’s installation video otherwise I think you would likely get it all wrong. It is easy to get right and you have invisible protection for the screen that does not affect the operation or look of your watch in any way at all.

Great design! I have never had a screen protector with a guide frame before and this solution combines the protector with the frame so you put the whole thing on on the phone, then peel bits off and hey presto, the protector sits perfectly positioned on the screen! Excellent design. The only thing you need to worry about with this is getting all the blooming dust off your screen first. I find a hairdryer works well for this.There's a link to a video on how to apply the protector and I think I watched it a hundred times to make sure I didn't muck it up, even though it is pretty straightforward!The only negative here is the rear camera lens protector as it doesn't seem to fit 100% so I have been left with some air bubbles that I can't get rid of as the protector isn't sitting directly on all parts of the back. So, that looks a bit naff if you look at it but I tend to only look at the front of my phone so it's not a major issue!It's just great that I got the front protector on, perfectly positioned, first time - no issues. I don't think I've ever managed that before with other protectors.

Managed to fit it perfectly on my first attempt. Watch the video in the product listing above: the video is an apple watch but the concept is the same.Look at my attached image.After cleaning and drying the watch, peel off tab 1, you will expose a sticky blue surface.Carefully centre this whole thing (with tabs 2,3,4 still attached!) over the watch.The key point is to use the horizontal film starting line in the middle of the screen protector as a guide. The line should be in the centre of the crown of the watch (the crown is the big button that sticks out of the right of the watch).The dotted lines should be on either side of the crown, and the gap around the edge of the screen protector should be the same all the way around. It's easy to slide it around on the screen at this point, you don't need to peel it off.Once happy with the position. Carefully pull tab 2 towards the centre line until the screen protector gets lifted off half way and the blue backing sheet starts to peel off. Use the piece of board provided to flatten the protector whilst simultaneously removing the blue backing sheet.This is easier to watch on the video at the top of the page (swipe right through the product images).Repeat for tab 3.Then flatten carefully, the edges will still have bubbles. Push out with the card and then carefully remove tab 4.Remove final bubbles gently and put your case on ( I'm using spigen liquid air).Remaining bubbles will go over the next 24 hours.Watch the video! The video linked on the box itself is not good compared to the one above.

This seems to be well made and good value for money. It certainly would keep your watch safe from bumps, scratches and knocks. The installation was really easy - there’s a QR code to a simple video to follow. I feel it really spoils the aesthetics of the watch but definitely keeps it safe. But it isn’t waterproof at all. I haven’t worn my watch in water - shower, swim or anything. But I rinsed only the strap (didn’t get the face wet at all) after a sweaty workout and straight after there was moisture and condensation inside the case. This, along with how it spoils the look of the device, is no good for me so I’m going to swap for a film screen-only protector. One other fault I found was that I couldn’t always make the very top edge of the screen respond to touch with the case on.