WhiteStone dome Glass Protector - Google Pixel 3 XL Accessories

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dome-Glass...e+dome+glass&qid=1563810700&s=gateway&sr=8-10

boe323 said:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dome-Glass...e+dome+glass&qid=1563810700&s=gateway&sr=8-10
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It was 50% off during WhiteStone's Prime Sale.
Not the same install steps as the 2XL which through me threw a loop(to be expected i guess).
But other wise it looks and feels about as good as any protector I have eve owned.

I've had 4 of these put on in store by a reseller (first paid for, rest under warranty) and one myself following all the instructions after watching 2 installation videos.
All 5 have had spidering around the edges making it difficult to read the screen.

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Screen protector for a pleb like me!

Hello guys!
So I have ordered some hardened glass which ended really bad with all the bubbles and also collected alot of dust around the glass which just ended up badly. So now I am here and for everyday when I see if, it just gets me mad.
so now I am here - I need a screen protector that could be for the edges aswell but I do like hardened glass more than the thin' glass - but if there is any better please just say all the ideas!
What I need is to atleast be cheap (Not a rape of 75+$)
- Easy to mount on screen
- Should be really happy when I see no bubbles!
- And shipped to Sweden asap! So I dont need to wait months!
What do you guys have for me to recommend?
Whitestone Dome.
antiochasylum said:
Whitestone Dome.
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Do you use it urself?
Thrillofit said:
Do you use it urself?
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Sure do. I've had it on my phone for 5ish months now.
antiochasylum said:
Sure do. I've had it on my phone for 5ish months now.
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Any its still beautiful as it is ? Becuase then I will order now! You are the only one who answered me so haha
I have not yet picked up a screen protector, but the Whitestone Dome does appear to be the best currently available. Just be aware, it's not cheap, $45 USD on Amazon and a bit complicated to install if you are not careful. There are plenty of videos for installation, so make sure to watch those first. I will likely be getting one shortly, just got a case today.
Yeah. I refuse to Shell out the money and ended up paying more the multiple screens I've run through...the best so far was the Hero Shield but the bubbles are ridiculously difficult. I'd stick with the Whitestone.
antiochasylum said:
Whitestone Dome.
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I concur !! I love the feel, look and touch sensitivity of this protector. Price isn't cheap but neither is the quality of the protector. I gladly pay for a product that is worth the money.
I've heard a lot of good things and might consider this for my next screen protector (currently use Intelligent). Was just curious in what they charge for a replacement if it ever gets cracked? Also, I thought I saw somewhere that you actually have to mail the cracked screen protector back, wait for them to inspect it (and go without one for awhile) before they send a replacement.
Anyone know if that's true?
-J
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Invisshield: Whitestone Dome Alternative

Has anyone tried this brand? It looks to be a great deal!
https://www.sgfreshidea.com/invissh...3-full-adhesive-tempered-glass-clear-set.html
The glass is probably comparable to Whitestone Dome (the entire process isn't revolutionary, it's only Whitestone that's really capitalized on it, probably because it's not incredibly popular amongst the average user), but afaik they don't include the alignment tool, which is a bit of a hassle since doing it by hand isn't very easy.
They have a Youtube channel with a lot of informative videos if you're curious: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkRy3caY4LO9aU4JyAE4NTA/videos
I used a off brand too for on Galaxy S7 Edge and it working almost as good as the WhiteStone Dome I did on my S9. I would be willing to give this a go, its almost half the price of a WhiteStone.
I just ordered it with Express shipping. I'll lyk how it goes.
It'll be here Friday. I'll install Friday and let everyone know how it goes. I've used Whitestone done before and found the quality to be awesome although I thought they were a little fragile. Hopefully these hold up a little better.
Please post pictures of the glass when you get it. I've asked them last week about it to see what it looks like but they never got back to me.
I will be waiting for your review as well. My Pixel 3 gets delivered tomorrow and I am having trouble choosing a screen protector.
https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/9zsfep/sgfreshldea_tempered_glass_screen_protector/
I got mine a few days ago and I put it on yesterday. It's really good, you guys. But you just have to be super careful and precise when you put it on.
I made a mess and I put the glass upside down for a second. But when I flipped it I didn't completely clear the liquid from the front side (I should've done that properly). And it kinda ruined the touch feeling of it (uneven spots). So I took it off and now I'm using something with dot matrix (ew puke). I'll order more pieces again soon.
Just got and installed the invisible shield glass+ visionguard screen protector. I purchased directly from the Google store with a credit I had.
It's nice and fits almost exactly over the visible screen of the Pixel 3. Anyone who had the Spigen screen protector will remember how exactly it fit the visible display. The included guide is ok but not great, since it's flexible enough to allow the screen protector to sit a little bit askew. Not a huge deal, but the bottom of my protector is off a hair to the left and the top is off a hair to the right. Not enough to notice unless you were intentionally looking for it. No halo anywhere and the install was pretty easy.
First impression is that it is nicer than the caseology screen protector I was using before, both because it is a touch wider and it seems a touch clearer. The caseology protector was good, but this is better. That said, the caseology protector is much cheaper and this is very expensive at $45.
atlp99 said:
Just got and installed the invisible shield glass+ visionguard screen protector. I purchased directly from the Google store with a credit I had.
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Are you talking about Zagg's? This thread is not about that one.
nizarnoor said:
Are you talking about Zagg's? This thread is not about that one.
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Yep, my bad. Wrong thread.

Whitestone Dome for Pixel 3 / Pixel 3 XL releasing soon (Dec 6th)

I came across this post today, which confirms that the Whitestone Dome Glass screen protector for Pixel 3 / Pixel 3 XL will be released around Dec 6th. on Amazon. These are generally the best glass screen protectors around, so this is welcome news.
purple.epod said:
I came across this post today, which confirms that the Whitestone Dome Glass screen protector for Pixel 3 / Pixel 3 XL will be released around Dec 6th. on Amazon. These are generally the best glass screen protectors around, so this is welcome news.
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I did like the Dome on my 2XL, but it would crack every month from seemingly nothing... No drops or impacts and i would pull it out my pocket to find the corner has slightly chipped or there was a small crack along the front.
My zagg glass + has been installed perfectly, no halo effect and so far no chipping or cracks + warranty replacement price is lower than the dome.
Thanks for sharing, if you order please show some pictures.
Demolition49 said:
My zagg glass + has been installed perfectly, no halo effect and so far no chipping or cracks + warranty replacement price is lower than the dome. .
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I used a Whitestone Dome on my Pixel 2XL but curious about alternatives also. The Zagg one looks like a superb alternative so I might end up going that route instead. I know it's unrelated to this specific topic but thanks for the heads up 'cuz I'd never heard of that brand until you mentioned it. :good:
Hey guys, it's up on Amazon today and available. Shipping is a little slower, shows arriving Thursday when ordered today (Monday) with prime.
https://www.amazon.com/Dome-Glass-P...d=1543848513&sr=8-3&keywords=PIXEL+3+XL+DOME&
Does anyone know what kind of loca glue is used? I want to do it diy without buying the whole kit. Seems expensive and I have two phones.
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Does anyone know what kind of loca glue is used? I want to do it diy without buying the whole kit. Seems expensive and I have two phones.
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Even if you just buy a replacement glass it still comes with the locating kit and all the nessecary items. All it is missing is the LED UV light to cure the glue.
true, but for 1 screen protector, too expensive (for me) with or without 2 lights. If they had two protectors i'd be cool with it.
The logic is
34 bucks:
20 For screen
14 for glue
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10 for glue
10 or 15 for 3 pack of screens
kos26 said:
Hey guys, it's up on Amazon today and available. Shipping is a little slower, shows arriving Thursday when ordered today (Monday) with prime.
https://www.amazon.com/Dome-Glass-P...d=1543848513&sr=8-3&keywords=PIXEL+3+XL+DOME&
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Nice! finally!
matteosaeed said:
true, but for 1 screen protector, too expensive (for me) with or without 2 lights. If they had two protectors i'd be cool with it.
The logic is
34 bucks:
20 For screen
14 for glue
Where =
10 for glue
10 or 15 for 3 pack of screens
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Not just screen and glue. It comes with an alignment tray/kit. Also, they make the highest quality glass I've come across. Water beads up and drips right off. If you want cheaper, but similar then look into sgfreshidea invisshield. You can guy just the glass in however many quantities you want as well as the glue.
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matteosaeed said:
true, but for 1 screen protector, too expensive (for me) with or without 2 lights. If they had two protectors i'd be cool with it.
The logic is
34 bucks:
20 For screen
14 for glue
Where =
10 for glue
10 or 15 for 3 pack of screens
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after 2 months of paying for various screen protectors the wait for this is irrelevant IMO
wassup wala long time no talk
Another thing to keep in mind is the cheap screen protectors don't have edge to edge coverage like the Whitestone.
masri1987 said:
after 2 months of paying for various screen protectors the wait for this is irrelevant IMO
wassup wala long time no talk
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haha, good to see you here brother.
I hear you. Trying to find a solution and get good at it at an affordable price. I try 6,7 phones a year. Heck, i may end up 3D'ing my own design, print them and sell them cheaper!
I should have mine today at some point.
matteosaeed said:
true, but for 1 screen protector, too expensive (for me) with or without 2 lights. If they had two protectors i'd be cool with it.
The logic is
34 bucks:
20 For screen
14 for glue
Where =
10 for glue
10 or 15 for 3 pack of screens
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I understand this logic, but the quality doesn't compare. I bought the Zagg and it halo's bad. I've had them warranty it 5 times because they say it shouldn't do that, and all of them have done it. If that doesn't bother you, go with an inexpensive screen protector. For those of us that this bothers, this protector is the solution. Installation is a little more difficult than others, but it's not had at all. I've now invested almost $100 in screen protectors for this phone, but I don't think I'll need to buy another.
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I should have mine today at some point.
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USPS tracking says mine's "Out for Delivery" too, but do you think they will actually be delivered today with the USPS in stand-down today in honor of 41? I'd love to find it waiting for me when I get home from work, but realistically, I'm expecting delivery tomorrow.
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USPS tracking says mine's "Out for Delivery" too, but do you think they will actually be delivered today with the USPS in stand-down today in honor of 41? I'd love to find it waiting for me when I get home from work, but realistically, I'm expecting delivery tomorrow.
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It should have been shipped through UPS, mine was at least.
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It should have been shipped through UPS, mine was at least.
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In that case, you should see yours today. <fingers crossed>
Amazon sent mine via USPS from Cranbury, NJ. Considering more and more packages have been coming from their own Amazon Delivery contractors in UHaul vans, I was a bit surprised to see this coming via USPS, but at the same time, my local USPS office has been very reliable and good over the past few years, so I've had no concerns with them delivering.
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kos26 said:
I understand this logic, but the quality doesn't compare. I bought the Zagg and it halo's bad. I've had them warranty it 5 times because they say it shouldn't do that, and all of them have done it. If that doesn't bother you, go with an inexpensive screen protector. For those of us that this bothers, this protector is the solution. Installation is a little more difficult than others, but it's not had at all. I've now invested almost $100 in screen protectors for this phone, but I don't think I'll need to buy another.
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I bet the quality is superior to other screens, just for me having to do RMA's because of the bad speaker, and generally swapping out phones a lot, if I went with this brand. I'll be paying $500/year for this. For me I'd like to cut that budget but I may not be the average consumer.
So, I use Whitestone on my 2XL, but did anyone else have issues on the top and bottom? I applied two over the course of 3 months (1st one got cracked..my fault) but the top and bottom had like where I guess there wasn't enough glue so it got all strange looking? Like swirly patter that wasn't glued down. Still usable, just ugly.
Are these generally case-friendly? Any issues with them becoming unseated when putting in/removing from a case?

Anyone tried Quntechi Tempered Glass?

I'm looking for something cheaper than the white dome that'll work with the fingerprint sensor. On Amazon I stumbled upon this: https://www.amazon.com/Friendly-Qun...red+glass+uv&qid=1556643737&s=gateway&sr=8-54
It seems to be a new product since there are no reviews. Anyone have experience with it?
UPDATE: I decided to purchase it because it had free prime one day shipping and I needed protection. A buddy of mine always buys whitedome and couldn't tell the difference. it was obviously a little more complicated than your regular tempered glass install but it took about 10 minutes of my time to get it almost perfect. Even after I had accidentally spilled some of that glue to the side. Fingerprint sensor still works, no issues there. Fit perfectly with my Spigen clear case. Saved $20 from whitestone, I'm happy.
Ephemera said:
I'm looking for something cheaper than the white dome that'll work with the fingerprint sensor. On Amazon I stumbled upon this: https://www.amazon.com/Friendly-Qun...red+glass+uv&qid=1556643737&s=gateway&sr=8-54
It seems to be a new product since there are no reviews. Anyone have experience with it?
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This is only $15 cheaper than WhiteStone Dome, is saving $15 really worth the possible effects/problems of putting something with zero reviews on your $1,000 device?
BigMosley said:
This is only $15 cheaper than WhiteStone Dome, is saving $15 really worth the possible effects/problems of putting something with zero reviews on your $1,000 device?
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It is a tempered glass screen protector... I cannot justify spending $50 on a piece of glass... The price is still somewhat high but it looks like it provides an almost identical experience for less. I didn't ask because I was worried about side effects. I was just curious if the fingerprint sensor would function properly, I probably should have clarified that.
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It is a tempered glass screen protector... I cannot justify spending $50 on a piece of glass... The price is still somewhat high but it looks like it provides an almost identical experience for less. I didn't ask because I was worried about side effects. I was just curious if the fingerprint sensor would function properly, I probably should have clarified that.
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WhiteStone also comes with a extra tube of glue in case you mess up the first installation and a lifetime warranty on their products. Seems worth the $15 over this generic brand IMO.
Why not trying InvisShield? for what I've read it is not as good as whitestone (smoothness) but its a fraction of the cost. I've ordered it and will get it next thursday, could get 2 screen protectors and 3 tubes of glue for less than the whitestone.
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WhiteStone also comes with a extra tube of glue in case you mess up the first installation and a lifetime warranty on their products. Seems worth the $15 over this generic brand IMO.
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That's a valid point. Though there are people saying there lifetime warranty is bull.
mathab said:
Why not trying InvisShield? for what I've read it is not as good as whitestone (smoothness) but its a fraction of the cost. I've ordered it and will get it next thursday, could get 2 screen protectors and 3 tubes of glue for less than the whitestone.
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I can't find this on Amazon
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That's a valid point. Though there are people saying there lifetime warranty is bull.
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Not Bull, but there is a $10 shipping fee for a replacement glass. Similar to other company warranties like OtterBox they charge you $7 shipping for warranty replacement.
Ephemera said:
I can't find this on Amazon
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They sell it directly on their site, search SGFreshidea on google. There are lots of youtube videos about them.
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WhiteStone also comes with a extra tube of glue in case you mess up the first installation and a lifetime warranty on their products. Seems worth the $15 over this generic brand IMO.
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And imo whitestone isn't worth the price. I've tried to use them on my past s9 and s9 phones as well as my note series phones. All of them eventually started prying up at the corners and sides from cases. Imo if you cant use a case with it, it isn't worth it. And to be clear I was using spiegen cases.
For this reason I stopped using screen protectors on all curved glass phones.
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bkeaver said:
And imo whitestone isn't worth the price. I've tried to use them on my past s9 and s9 phones as well as my note series phones. All of them eventually started prying up at the corners and sides from cases. Imo if you cant use a case with it, it isn't worth it. And to be clear I was using spiegen cases.
For this reason I stopped using screen protectors on all curved glass phones.
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Sorry to tell you but your issues with WhiteStone are user error and self inflicted. I have also used WhiteStone on the Note8, S9+ and Note9 and never had your prying up issues. But then again I also research and make sure the case I choose fits with the WhiteStone dome glass so they are a perfect match, so if the case you choose rubs the glass and eventually raises the glass that would be your fault and not the WhiteStone. There are "WhiteStone Case Capability" threads here on XDA and other forums online, check them out prior to making your purchase.
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Sorry to tell you but your issues with WhiteStone are user error and self inflicted. I have also used WhiteStone on the Note8, S9+ and Note9 and never had your prying up issues. But then again I also research and make sure the case I choose fits with the WhiteStone dome glass so they are a perfect match, so if the case you choose rubs the glass and eventually raises the glass that would be your fault and not the WhiteStone. There are "WhiteStone Case Capability" threads here on XDA and other forums online, check them out prior to making your purchase.
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I'm not going to get in a pissing contest with you on this, if it works for you then great. I for one buy a case that fits my needs and one that I like, I don't settle for something to conform because its compatible to a product.
It's not user error the loca is spread eventually throughout the entire screen protector and it is cured. This happens after 3 or 4 months after the screen protector is applied not right away. This is my experience with the product. Your mileage may vary and like I said great.
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Whitestone dome isn't anything special from the generics. The $50 glass screen protector days are coming to an end for them.
Of course they're still suckers who think cuz you pay more you get more which isn't true
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shook187 said:
Whitestone dome isn't anything special from the generics. The $50 glass screen protector days are coming to an end for them.
Of course they're still suckers who think cuz you pay more you get more which isn't true
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This. When checking on Amazon, a bunch of alternatives don't come with a tray which is probably why they're looked down upon, this does so I see no benefit of having the white dome.
I just bought this and should arrive tomorrow. I'll update with the findings later. Im not about to pay $50 for a screen protector from whitestone, that's ridiculous. Especially since the reviews are so mixed where it's concerned. And im not worried about a warranty, if it goes bad I'd honestly rather just take the loss instead of dealing with customer service ssns STILL not getting a replacement.
I bought a $12 Loca UV TGSP direct from Korea & it works well with the FPS. It just requires more pressure to unlock, kind of like before the FPS update.
I'm glad I waited & didn't shell out $50 for the Whitedome.
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optimummind said:
I bought a $12 Loca UV TGSP direct from Korea & it works well with the FPS. It just requires more pressure to unlock, kind of like before the FPS update.
I'm glad I waited & didn't shell out $50 for the Whitedome.
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WOW can you message me the link or post it here?
BloodyR0AR said:
WOW can you message me the link or post it here?
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I went with this one
Johncase [2 Pack] New Upgrade Screen Protector Compatible for Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus / S10+, Fingerprint ID Full Edge 3D Curved Tempered Glass Film W/UV Liquid Adhesive Light Installation Kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q33TQCD/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_nvl5CbDMTRJTZ
it was 3 dollars cheaper a few days ago when I ordered it but not bad. it came with 2 of everything including uv light which alot of others wanted to sell separately
It's probably a used device. Someone bought it and probably returned it in a day
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Zag Screen Protectors

Just a heads up for those wanting glass screen protectors, Zag is selling them now (unlike Google Store at time of writing) and not sure why but got a big discount. 2 of the Glass Elite VisionGuard+for*Google Pixel 5 for $75 after tax and shipping. They gave me a 30% off discount.
Probably get them cheaper later, but last time we got phones on release date (Pixel 2) we didn't get screen protectors until a week after the phones showed up. So this time we got cases and screen protectors right away.
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Liquid glass
rekids said:
Just a heads up for those wanting glass screen protectors, Zag is selling them now (unlike Google Store at time of writing) and not sure why but got a big discount. 2 of the Glass Elite VisionGuard+for*Google Pixel 5 for $75 after tax and shipping. They gave me a 30% off discount.
Probably get them cheaper later, but last time we got phones on release date (Pixel 2) we didn't get screen protectors until a week after the phones showed up. So this time we got cases and screen protectors right away.
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Bro liquid glass is the way to go. I have been through a ton of glass screen protectors on the 2 XL and they all suck, even the expensive ones. I got liquid glass and never looked back. P5 might be different because the screen is flat, but I'm getting liquid glass anyway. You can always do liquid and throw a glass screen on top of it.
dudeman1st said:
Bro liquid glass is the way to go. I have been through a ton of glass screen protectors on the 2 XL and they all suck, even the expensive ones. I got liquid glass and never looked back. P5 might be different because the screen is flat, but I'm getting liquid glass anyway. You can always do liquid and throw a glass screen on top of it.
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Do you have any link to what you use exactly?
RoccoN4 said:
Do you have any link to what you use exactly?
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I too would like to know.
RoccoN4 said:
Do you have any link to what you use exactly?
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I too would like to know.
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I had mine applied at Fixit Mobile, and I believe they use WowFixit. From what I have read, the products all use Silicon Dioxide as the main ingredient. I don't know that much about the product, except that it works well, it's not noticeable, and does resist fingerprints somewhat. It's not perfect for fingerprints, but I haven't got any scratches in about a year. I have heard that you should reapply after a year, so I probably need to reapply. I will do some research and make a post at some point. I plan to do liquid glass on my P5, so I should post something in the next 2-3 weeks. This is something I looked at recently.
https://www.mobilereviews-eh.ca/the-ultimate-guide-to-liquid-screen-protectors/
dudeman1st said:
I had mine applied at Fixit Mobile, and I believe they use WowFixit. From what I have read, the products all use Silicon Dioxide as the main ingredient. I don't know that much about the product, except that it works well, it's not noticeable, and does resist fingerprints somewhat. It's not perfect for fingerprints, but I haven't got any scratches in about a year. I have heard that you should reapply after a year, so I probably need to reapply. I will do some research and make a post at some point. I plan to do liquid glass on my P5, so I should post something in the next 2-3 weeks. This is something I looked at recently.
https://www.mobilereviews-eh.ca/the-ultimate-guide-to-liquid-screen-protectors/
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Thank you!
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the products all use Silicon Dioxide as the main ingredient.
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Sounds a lot like the "ceramic coating" that is promoted for use on car paint all the time now. I'd be willing to bet it's the same thing.
Gibsonflyingv said:
Sounds a lot like the "ceramic coating" that is promoted for use on car paint all the time now. I'd be willing to bet it's the same thing.
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The cheap "9H ceramic coating" or spray on SiO2 coatings anyway, not the year-long lasting professional ones.
I just installed the Zagg Invisible Shield Glass Elite + on my Pixel 5 and sadly, it's peeling at the upper right corner. A bit disappointed.
https://imgur.com/mIct302
resonantentropy said:
I just installed the Zagg Invisible Shield Glass Elite + on my Pixel 5 and sadly, it's peeling at the upper right corner. A bit disappointed.
https://imgur.com/mIct302
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If I'm being honest I've been less than satisfied with their product on my Pixel 2XL. I went through 3 or 4 via their warranty process and just gave up and went naked with a bumper case. Much happier, with minimal scratching after owning since release (preordered).
I'll always use a case because I abuse things but I am finding more and more that screen protectors aren't a necessity, even for someone who throws phones in backpacks etc when out on a trail.
Ordered one and it didn't sit down all the way. It wouldn't stay down on the lower right corner, despite no dust or anything. Ended up disappointed and moved on.
So this is definitely a "your mileage may vary" sort of deal. I purchased two of the zagg protectors, along with a pack of Spigen and Otomon tgsps. So I was prepared.
Anyhow, I did the shower trick installation to keep dust from floating around. First Zagg I used would not apply around the camera lens no matter what. Tried the second Zagg that I ordered and although there were bubbles initially, they went away after 20 mins or so. Perfect installation.
Long story short, you shouldn't have to buy two of a certain tgsp like I did in the event that one is defective, but doing so worked out in my case. Your first application may work correctly or it may not.
Edit:. Also the fitment is perfect. There is no rainbowing on the sides due to being cut short. Could the tgsp have been a little wider? Maybe, but would risk it lifting on one of the sides.

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