Supershieldz (2 Pack) Designed for LG V20 Tempered Glass Screen Protector, (Full Screen Coverage) Anti Scratch, Bubble Free (Black)

As far as coverage and protection, it's great. Covers the main screen, second screen, and bezels. There's not too much glare either. The viewing quality is preserved. The packaging and application is second to none! But it's not perfect. I have a full review, TL;DR it's the best tempered glass screen protector. For that, 5/5The touch sensitivity has decreased a lot after applying. In fact, the touch screen is all but unresponsive when laying flat. It has to be tilted in some way to register touch. I suspect it's due to the adhesive being on the sides of the protector, creating a small air gap in the center. Like air in a bottle, laying it flat means air in the gap tries to rise straight up, so there's more space and less contact between fingers and the touch screen than when the screen is angled. That's also probably the cause of the small rainbow halo effect in the middle of the screen (when off) when it's placed under bright light.Also, the proximity sensor now senses something too close to the phone all the time. That's quite annoying if you use the "Knock-on" [double tap to wake screen] feature. The feature simply won't work in low-light anymore. In calls, the screen goes black and moving it away from the ear doesn't help. So you have to get it under light again - OR press the power button - to press anything on the phone screen, which makes ending phone calls frustrating. Basically, any time the phone uses the proximity sensor it senses too close because of the glass surrounding it.The sides are rounded off, which is more comfortable, but the corners could stand to be a bit more rounded off too. As it is they can be sharp if you run your fingers on the corners, not enough to hurt but it's uncomfortable.It's to be expected, these are the common drawbacks of tempered glass protectors. You could use a PET film screen protector instead to get around most, if not all, of these problems. However, they offer less protection from drops, scratch easily, and suffer from glare and reduced overall image quality.Overall, I still choose this over other similar products... when I'm using a screen protector. Which says something about the quality of Tempered Glass Screen Protectors if this is the best one.

This is the first time I've attempted one of these screen protector installations myself - always had the phone do this before and never had to replace one before the phone. But this phone is working fine even though a couple of years old and the original screen protector did it's job when the phone fell on the floor (i.e. protected the screen) but cracked and needed to be replaced. I watched the video once and then play/pause through the installation. Net-net - in less than 5 min the installation is complete and perfect. No dust, fingerprints or bubbles. No glare and no scratches yet ... although still too early to tell on the scratch resident front at this point. I'll revise the review if that changes. Great product! And two shields so a spare remaining if the phone drops and cracks the protector again. Highly recommended!

Not difficult to install. Easier than most flimsy plastic ones. Nice assortment of cleaning wipes to make the install less difficult. Fits good on my LG V20 with a case that does not interfere with the protector. So far I have had no touch screen issues, all touches seem to register fine. Nice and smooth surface. The only issue are the Newton Rings that are in the middle of the screen now. I am unable to get rid of these. I can push on the screen and move the area around but it always comes back to the middle. Not sure if this is the adhesive causing this or just the way this protector fits on my phone. Other than that I am pleased with this protector, way better that the plastic one that came with my phone that has been on for over 2 years.

I just purchased my LG v20 from Amazon and I needed a good quality screen protector because I'm a dangerous, dangerous man. I screwed up the first screen protector because I have slippery fingers. It slipped out of my fingers because I was being too gentle and I got dust on it. Good thing that my wife was there to cheer me on and tell me how I did it wrong. So, I ditched the cheerleader and found myself another clean table where I could concentrate. After I calmed down, I watched the Supershieldz video on youtube again - it's also on their website. Slow down and pay attention to what you do. It's worth it but let me add a few pointers/suggestions.Preparation is important - don't skip this if you value your investment.1. Wash your hands and then clean phone screen with alcohol pad that's provided - make sure to clean off all smudges. wipe with a microfiber cloth until screen is SuperClean!!!2. Then get some sticky, wide packing tape and tape the screen, and then gently take it off...You are removing any unseen dust/hair/whatever. I did it three times - so it's SuperCleaner!!!3. Gently place glass screen protector (with its plastic covers still on) over the glass surface of your phone until it's perfectly aligned.4. Take the placement stickers that Supershieldz gives you and take 2-3 of them and tape one side of the screen protector to the body of your phone. I did this to one of the long sides on the three phones that I protected. (I'm right handed so the right side felt better.)5. Lift the other, untaped side of the screen protector, and pull off the plastic that protects the glass screen protector - without untaping/moving the placement stickers and let it slowly back down. This part can be tricky.6. As the protective glass shield slowly covers your phone you will see that the glass protector automatically/magically covers your phone without leaving any air bubbles!!! I didn't need to push out any air with a credit card, etc. The protective glass shield was sucked onto the phone screen all by itself. (Capillary action?) However, if you have a dinged, damaged or scratched screen you might have to still do the credit card step mentioned in the video.I did this three times. Once, to my international dual sim LG v20 and two older Moto G5 pluses. (which are great phones for young adults.)Two other side notes:1. My phone is a new H990DS and I'm not sure if there are different, older body shapes of the LG V20.2. There is a noticeable black edge. Once applied, and if you do it correctly, you won't notice it. But, my boy does. So, if a small thing like that bothers you, try to get one without the black edges.Good luck,Tuckerp.s. Anybody know how to replace adhesive on a dropped glass protector screen? I tried the tape trick but one edge of the protector lost its "stickiness." You only need one, of course, but it would be nice to have a backup.