Spigen NeoFlex Screen Protector Designed for Pixel 7 Pro [Case Friendly] - 2 Pack

This was the first screen protector I’ve installed in at least six years, and I’m really pleased with the result. The protector looks great and actually feels smoother and more pleasant to the touch than the bare glass screen.As someone who doesn’t have much experience applying screen protectors, I found what worked best was running a hot shower for a few minutes beforehand to help reduce dust in the air. I then peeled back just the bottom quarter of the screen protector and carefully aligned it. Since the screen is wet with the included spray, there’s a bit of flexibility to reposition it. Once it's aligned, I slowly peeled the rest of the backing and laid it down. Air bubbles were easy to smooth out.That said, I must live in a pretty dusty environment—every attempt left some visible dust particles under the protector, even the final one I decided to stick with (just one). So if you're sensitive to that, you may want to take extra precautions.

After reading other reviews, I was expecting this to be a lot more difficult to install than it really was. Sure, it's a bit flimsy and is a little hard to get things to line up perfectly, but it's really easy to get all of the bubbles out once it is aligned correctly. Unlike one of the other products I tried previously, the touch screen sensitivity is unchanged. Works perfectly! Also, no weird circular cut-out for the fingerprint reader, like a competing product. The only downside is that it isn't tempered glass, so it's not quite as slick as other screen protectors I've used on other phones.

First the con.... This was a total pain to install. I spent a good 20 minutes just trying to remove the bubbles. I failed. However, after 2-3 days, the bubbles disappeared on their own... All of them.Pros... ..The protector fit my screen and aligned with all ports perfectly.The screen was perfectly clear and had zero glare.I didn't have to think about fingerprints. They just were not an issue.It didn't scratch like other protectors.It didn't get cloudy like others.I installed it over a year ago and now it requires replacement after I dropped the phone. It hit something sharp and got an annoying little hole in the center of the screen. The screen itself is unharmed. It did it's job.The bottom line: the pain of installation is well worth the effort. 5 stars

If you like trying to get the already finiky fingerprint reader to work and don't ever need to access your phone quickly then this is the protector for you! Not to mention that it has a hideous cutout for the reader that ruins your screen viewing experience. And if you are looking at your phone with sunglasses... Holy cow, you can't even see whats on the screen where the reader cutout is.

Usually I go for tempered glass screen protectors. The pixel 7 pro's curved screen makes hard screen protectors impossible to use. I'm pretty impressed with this one. It lasted for almost 2 years before I got a couple scratches in the screen protector. Screen underneath was totally fine. It applies super easily with the solution. I recommend having your case on as the directions instruct. I'm pretty hard with my phone. It gets dropped a lot while I'm hiking in the woods and such.

The screen protector works fine, for the most part. The other review where the guy mentions that there are "marks" that remain on the screen, those marks actually go away after a while. You have to let the adhesive cure, then the marks go away.The issue that I ran in to is the fact that after the screen protector is applied and fully cured, you're left with a piece of plastic (meaning the screen protector itself) that is rife with flaws that are visible ONLY while wearing polarized sunglasses! The entire screen will appear as though it is defective! It gives the illusion that the screen has suffered from severe burn in, like from back in the early days of plasma displays. But again, the screen itself will actually be fine (assuming your panel is not damaged to begin with); it's the screen protector itself that has the flaws.In my case, the screen protector produced wide, diagonal lines across the entire display.Again, this issue is only apparent while wearing polarized sunglasses! Otherwise, the screen will appear perfectly fine.I almost had a heart attack when I saw the "damage" for the first time. I had to remove the screen protector film to confirm that the flaws are to the screen protector itself. The removal of the film, in turn, rendered the screen protector useless since I could no longer reapply it.Therefore, if you're someone who wears polarized sunglasses often, I would suggest that you stay away from this product. By the way, I tested other similar film products, and they also suffered the same issue.I'm going to be switching to a tempered glass screen protector.