Spigen NeoFlex Screen Protector Designed for Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra (2021) [2 Pack] - Case Friendly

This product continues to work well.

Someone on here mentioned that is you have an s21 ultra, that this would be your best bet -- mainly because glass just does not perform well with on-screen fingerprint recognition. I completely agree. This doesn't have that orange peel texture like zagg can; and the fingerprint recognition was a gentle press after redoing them. Very happy. The install said to install with case on. I would not recommend because of the liquid involved. Especially if it is a wood case or porous material. You can lift and put back down as much as you want to get it to line up. Just make sure to gently go over the edges from inside to out. Don't drag across an edge.

This screen protector is squishy and soft (so far no issues, but I'm worried about my stylus getting stuck in it and ripping it), doesn't quite fit the width but is close enough to be fully usable, just make sure to get it centered. The issue I have with the width is that I read it fit good, but didn't follow the instructions and put the case on first, so it is slightly off center and the tiny gap between the protector and my case (also Spigen) is about 2mm wide on one side and the other edge is slightly under the case lip. The gap started collecting dust as soon as I put my phone in my pocket the first time. Tou can't really clean it out easily, because any sharp or hard object gets stuck in the protector and pulls on it. A cleaning cloth doesn't get it all, as the gap is too narrow to get into it with the cloth. I have a small corner bubble now from my first attempt to clean the lint. Also, when using the stylus to perform a screen grab, it sometimes catches in the gap.Other than the gap and my concern about gouging the protector with the point of my stylus (galaxy note 9 stylus, I probably will be ordering one with a soft tip soon), my only other issue is that if I don't clean it daily it seems to get a haze evenly across the entire protector. Could be my skin oils, not sure, it comes off easily with screen spray and a screen wipe.For installation, READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. Watch the video By Spigen, not by anyone else.The 1 star reduction is for the sizing and haze issue. The quality is fantastic as always, I've been using Spigen products since my Galaxy S5, so about 8 yrs? (Depending on if I got the S5 case when I bought the phone or later) On every phone and tablet I've purchased one for and I've never had quality issues. I use other Spigen products too and have no issues and will continue to recommend and purchase new products

Ordered this 2 times, followed the video, but no matter how meticulous I was with installation, there were always bubbles or imperfections on the screen. Not worth it at all.

I've used tempered glass screen protectors on every phone I've had going back to the Note 3. There are drawbacks; they're easily dinged and usually need to be replaced every 2-3 months. But that's part of the tradeoff for having a screen that feels like glass and with a reasonably good case gives near-bulletproof protection from major damage to the screen. I accepted that tradeoff. But when they moved the fingerprint sensor to the screen, that created problems for tempered glass. I've tried the Whitestone Dome and AMfilm and I can't reliably reinstall either. I also tried the Zagg D30 version. On paper, it's the best combination of protection, feel, and fingerprint sensor usability. The problem with that one is the the install is almost impossible to execute, and you have to eyeball it pretty close to perfect to get it to work with a case. This screen protector provides minimal protection against breakage and doesn't match the feel of a tempered glass screen protector. But it still provides a lot of value. The clarity is fantastic, it provides good protection from scratches, self heals, and the fingerprint sensor is as good if not better than without using any screen protector at all. Install is forgiving. Don't worry so much about bubbles, they'll go away on their own. The only part you've got to be careful with is pulling edges when you're separating the screen protector from the non-sticky side during the install (it's easy to stretch, which can damage it).

When I applied the first one I thought I may have applied it wrong since it wouldn't stick around the the curve of my phone.I applied the second one but this time I made sure the screen protector was dry and stuck around the curve of the phone. 30 min later I put my phone case back on. The next day the screen protector had came undone around the curve of the phone.I believe it came undone with the screen protectors due to the tightness of the phone case.

So far so good, I put it on day one of its delivery and has held up very good, it does self heal pretty good. It has plenty of scarring from normal wear and tear and I even put good scratch on it that has healed itself fairly I was always skeptical about these film self heal protectors, my wife has used them in the past and I always though I will stick to tempered glass screen protectors but is my first go with one on my S21-ULTRA I like spegin and I will honestly say I am very pleased with this product the adhesive is still attached flawless when it comes to putting on screen protectors my O.C.D. kicks in, no bubbles except one tiny one but all others are gone. Now everyone is different I have a rugged work environment that's why my phonegets much scarring so I'm pleased how wellit has and still is doing. Definitely would recommend to anyone but like I said everyone handles their phones differently. I don't use my finger print reader but I'm sure it woks flawless, it hasn't been really test against drops and honestly don't know how well it would either, my review could go from hero to zero in the long run when my phone is eventually dropped and will get me back to tempered glass but for now I'm pleased either way spigen has good protectors in both form film and glass waiting for a liquid glass product from them.

Scratch proof and included amenities.