ClearView Liquid Glass Screen Protector | Covers up to 6 Devices | for All Smartphones Tablets and Watches

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Just like what they sell you in the phone store, at a fraction of the price. I couldn't find a regular screen protector for this new tablet. Which is a shame. It's a great tablet and I really want to protect it. I also recently got a new Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. The phone store sold me some liquid glass screen protector for it. I really wasn't sure about how well that stuff would work. Really? Just wipe on some goop, let it dry, buff it? And, it's supposed to protect your phone screen just like a sheet of tempered glass? Hmmm... But, so far, I have no complaints. The screen remains crystal clear, super smooth and doesn't have even the slightest scratch. And, I'm rough on phones. (My wife is worse!) So, I finally opted for this kit, which will cover 4-5 devices, depending on the size. So far, it seems to be working just fine. Not only does it protect the screen from scratches and other damage, it even makes the screen more print and smudge resistant. It's very easy to apply. Just make sure that the screen is completely clean first, to make sure the coating covers the entire screen. I use a 50/50 mix of 75% isoproply alchohol and water to clean it with and then a microfiber cloth to buff, then a piece of packaging tape to pick up any remaining dust. Also, make sure the device has been off for a while, before starting the application process, to ensure there is no static charge to attract any more dust. If you plan on coating multiple devices, have them all clean and ready at the same time. Don't try to apply this kit to more than 5 screens, you will run out of treatment and also not be able to work them all at the same time. Good purchase. Five stars.

I had used Spigen nano liquid on my own phone a few years ago and liked the easy application and smooth surface feel without having to apply a glass protector. Time for a new phone for my wife; I research these products on the web. This product gets high reviews while Spigen nano liquid gets much lower reviews. So, I buy this product and apply it twice to wife's new phone, my old phone and my watch. Product applies well and there is easily enough product in the saturated cloth to apply to multiple devices. The only limiting factor is the cleaning fluid quickly drying up. All good at that time. Now, a few weeks later I'm noticing how smudged my phone and watch screens are. They look much more smudged than my phone ever looked after I coated it with Spigen nano liquid. It's appears like the ClearView attracts and retains smudges rather than repelling them. I'm very disappointed with this product.

Tl;dr: I’d buy it again for a new undamaged iPad, but it doesn’t work to help with a cracked screen.I don’t know whether it works or not. I just applied it the other day. Even though other reviewers said this does not help with cracks, I still bought it, hoping. The other reviewers were right: it does not fill cracks.My son dropped my new 7th generation iPad and there’s a star shatter in the upper left corner of the screen plus several cracks. I was fortunate that the cracks all curve back out to the edge of the screen and only the outmost curve of one crack can be seen on the edge of the viewable part of the screen. It doesn’t affect the pixels. I was worried about further cracking and damage and didn’t want to pay the price of a new iPad to get someone else to repair it and felt too intimidated to attempt buying parts and repairing myself, so I opted for covering.It was easy to apply and the instructions were clear. You wipe the screen with the wet cleaning cloth, let it dry, buff it with the microfiber cloth, then apply the liquid glass cloth. Let it set overnight. I wasn’t sure whether I was supposed to buff it after the first 30 minutes of drying but it was several hours and buffed out just fine. Remember to buff in circles for all applications, whether cleaning, wiping, or applying the product. Don’t let the white patchy stuff scare you after applying the product and it dries. It does buff out, just keep at it, buffing in circles. It looked fine. There did seem to be a bit of a slight glare, barely noticeable though. I compared my son’s much newer but untreated 7th generation iPad and I didn’t see much of a difference so hopefully it does the job. I also applied a tempered glass screen over it so I won’t be able to tell whether it works or not.I will probably buy this again to apply to my son’s iPad hoping to help prevent what happened to mine. He is still learning about the proper use and care of electronic equipment.

It would've better if the screen protector liquid can be in a bottle, however, there was plenty of devices I can get coverage with the screen protector wipe that was provided.As mentioned in the guide, there was a bit of white layer after screen protector gets settled on the screen. The guide mentioned not to panic (helpful as I didn't panic :)) and then rub it with the cloth provided and it was gone. The end result came out well.Small comment that the small cotton cloth provided is not enough, it would be better if the manufacturer can provide a bit bigger cloth or a couple of cloths.