Tempered Glass Screen Protector [GlasTR EZ FIT] designed for iPhone 15 Pro Max [Case Friendly] - 2 Pack

TLDR: Spigen glass screen protector works amazingly well, and is easy to install! Long review ahead: Apologies for no photos, I was so horrified by my “broken iPhone screen” I didn’t think to use someone else’s phone to take a photo of it. And after I removed said, broken protector, was so relieved I also forgot to take a photo of it. XD Who: I am mega klutz. I drop my iPhones approx 10x an hour. Some say they’ve never seen me without iPhone in hand. That’s only because they haven’t seen me shower. I am also an over-researcher (reading all reviews I can) and a worry-wart extraordinaire. What: New iPhone 15 Pro after 4 years of using my iPhone 11 Pro. I always bought AppleCare, always bought a v tough case (Otterbox). Only used a screen protector on the OG iPhone (yes, I was an early adopter and once-Machead). Why: with each new iteration of the iPhone boasting more durable screens, and after having spent an ungodly amount on (unused) AppleCare, I decided to be brave with my iPhone 15 Pro and decline AppleCare+ coverage. So I wisely figured a quality screen protector should be applied. Got this Spigen in September 2023 after reading countless reviews on other protectors and my techy friend also spoke highly of this one. I’m a traitor to my “generation” and actively dislike/avoid watching online videos, preferring written instructions. However, feeling my true anxious self, used the QR code provided to watch Spigen’s video tutorial on the application process. I was pleasantly surprised by how clean, simple, and effective their video tutorial is! Definitely wish all videos were done to this standard. Armed with their included pictorial written instructions + awesome tutorial video, I applied said screen protector. Then life went on. Fast forward: June 2024. On a once in a lifetime tour through the south of France. Reach for phone to snap yet another photo of another amazing something. Pop socket got caught on shorts pocket, iPhone slips out of my hand, approx 2 feet above gorgeous (dangerous) French cobblestone road. I picked it up, snapped the pic and continued on with the day. Later, I pulled the phone out to snap yet another photo and thought it was weird my phone had suddenly started to collect lint fuzz on the corners. Wait. GASP! SHOCK! NOOOOO! Twas not lint! My screen was so thoroughly cracked, the glass had splintered into bits like sand. Then I saw fine cracks extending horizontally and vertically. My heart dropped. I declined AppleCare coverage. I was doomed. And the worst part? It was early on in my French adventure. :’( I tried not to detract from this amazing trip, but every time I went to record or photograph an amazing sight, I was confronted with my clumsiness and distraught that the $329 Apple wanted to replace the screen, would be $329 I couldn’t spend on goodies and food in France. Finally get back to the States and head to an Apple Store. I’ve read amazing fairytales of people getting lucky with Apple staff hooking them up with a replacement. So I was hoping for a miracle. Unfortunately, the kind gentleman who assisted me followed all protocol and quoted me the $329. But then he asked if I had a screen protector. Remember? I haven’t used one in 10+ years so I said no. He asked if he could please look closer. Sure. He said, I really think there might be a screen protector on this and would I mind if he attempted to pick at it. Go for it, dude. Can’t hurt it more than I already have. You guys. It. Was. The Spigen. Screen. Protector. He peeled it right off. And my actual iPhone screen was pristine. :’) :D Huzzah!!! Thank goodness Spigen includes a 2nd screen protector. I’ve just applied the 2nd one, and pray I never need to test its efficacy again. But if you’re on the fence. Don’t hesitate. Click buy. Read the pictograph. Watch the tutorial. Apply Spigen’s glass screen protector. I’m a believer! :P

Highly recommend these cases if you’re looking to protect your screen from scratches. I’m a repeat purchaser and skipped it on my last model, and wound up really disappointed with how dinged up the screen became overtime. EASE OF INSTALLATION - 5/5 I’m from the generation where screen protectors used to be incredibly costly, and usually involved paying an associate at a cell/tech store to meticulously install or winging it yourself and potentially wasting the screen or living with a misaligned protector. I have been using these since my iPhone 12 and feel Spigen’s installation system for these screen protectors is dead simple and pretty impressive. DURABILITY - 4.5/5 I’m pretty gentle with my phones, and the front glass is pretty strong now so hard to say how much these would protect from a particularly nasty fall. I think screen protectors are a bit more fragile and crack easier than the screens, so many people automatically assume their phone was protected from shattering when it would have been otherwise fine. However, it seems as the iPhone iterations have gone on the glass being used is more and more prone to every day surface scratches and wear and tear, and these absolutely protect the screen from that. VISIBILITY - 4.5/5 The screen adds a very minimal amount of thickness to the device that is negligible. It’s basically unnoticeable when you are looking at the device straight on. Depending on how precise you get it installed, there can be a slight “rainbow effect” near the edges. It’s personally not an issue or noticeable for me - it’s probably the only area of improvement. CLEANING - 5/5 Seems to be more fingerprint proof than the actual glass of the device itself. PERFORMANCE - 5/5 I personally notice no loss of touch sensitivity nor loss of accuracy/precision from using these cases. My phone is as responsive as it would be without a case installed. CUSTOMER SERVICE - 5/5 My most recent order, the first case I installed was faulty. I’ve used these screens before, so when I experienced a shatter within a week of use without any user error or drops, I contacted Spigen. They sent me a brand new 2-pack. Very simple form and they just requested a picture of the damage and processed the warranty claim. Very simple and appreciated. VALUE - 5/5 Much cheaper than many “name brand” screens and performs just as well, if not better. I feel Spigen has ranked up and has basically achieved being a well-known brand in this space. I originally found them from high recommendations on Reddit and other corners of the internet when I was searching for a protector that wasn’t absurdly priced.

This Spigen GlasTR EZ FIT screen protector is outstanding! The installation was incredibly easy with the alignment tray - got it perfect on the first try with no bubbles. The tempered glass is crystal clear with perfect touch sensitivity. The case-friendly design means it works perfectly with my Spigen case. The 9H hardness provides excellent scratch protection. Face ID and front camera work flawlessly. The oleophobic coating resists fingerprints beautifully. This protector is virtually invisible once installed. Great value and quality from Spigen as always. Highly recommend!

This is my second time buying this screen protector, and it’s still great. Super easy to install—the EZ Fit tray makes it basically foolproof, no bubbles or dust. Fits my iPhone 15 Pro Max perfectly and doesn’t mess with my case I have. Screen looks clear with it on. Overall, solid and worth buying again.

Has to be one of the worst experiences installing screen protectors! I’ve used Spigen GLAStR EZ FIT kits before, and had great success with them. Currently installed on all of our phones. Previous installations went as smoothly as I expected from using Spigen over many years now. THIS kit is… different. The screen protector, once the plastic film is removed in prep for installing, actually PULLS THE DUST TO IT! ALL THE DUST! From every part of the house. So that when you apply the protector to you phone, which is dust free (confirmed multiple times before application, installing in a steamed bathroom to lower the dust particles in the air), you end up with ALL the dust particles. Dozens of little dust bubbles. The dust remover only somewhat useful. There is no way to get all of them. It is futile. There was so much dust under the protector that I gave up, peeled it off, tossed it into the garbage, and proceeded to try installing the second. Now, you have to agree that $9.50 per protector is pretty pricey, but $19 for ONE?! That’s simply ludicrous!!! And second had almost as much dust stuck to the screen protector as the first! Not the phone, mind you - the screen protector’s sticky side! I fought with those dust particles, and got some out… but there are many more where those came from, and after a bit of time I noticed that the dust remover sticker was actually applying dust to the protector instead of removing it! Never been so frustrated with installing one of these before. Would I recommend these? Not the way they are installing currently, no. Not new to this process at all, and typing on a phone with Spigen protector on it - NO dust, no bubbles. But this one I just did? Absolutely terrible installation experience! Feel like something must’ve changed in the manufacturing or design for it to be as bad as this was…

The Spigen Tempered Glass Screen Protector for the iPhone 15 Pro Max, with its GlasTR EZ FIT technology, is like having a personal bodyguard for your phone's screen. It's there to take the hits so your precious display doesn't have to. This isn't just a screen protector; it's a peace of mind in a box. Installation is where the GlasTR EZ FIT shines. It's like Spigen took all the frustration of aligning screen protectors and threw it out the window. The EZ FIT installation kit is a godsend for those who don't have the steady hands of a brain surgeon. It's almost like playing a satisfyingly simple puzzle – align, press, and voila, protection achieved! The clarity and responsiveness of this tempered glass are top-notch. It's like your iPhone's screen went to the spa and got a crystal-clear facial. You almost forget it's there, which is the highest compliment you can pay a screen protector. Touch sensitivity? Like butter. Swipe, tap, and scroll as if there's nothing between your fingers and the screen. Now, about that dust issue. It seems even the best of us have our Achilles' heel. On the first attempt, you might find yourself playing a game of 'catch the dust particles'. It's a bit of a dance, requiring patience and perhaps a dust-free room akin to those used for assembling microchips. But once you get past this hurdle, it's smooth sailing. The protection level is impressive. It's like having a bulletproof vest for your screen – minus the bulk. Drops, scratches, and everyday wear and tear – the GlasTR EZ FIT takes it all in stride. TL;DR: Spigen's Tempered Glass Screen Protector for the iPhone 15 Pro Max marries easy installation with robust protection. The GlasTR EZ FIT technology makes application a breeze, though watch out for dust on your first try. Once applied, it's like an invisible shield, maintaining the pristine condition of your screen with crystal-clear visibility and flawless touch sensitivity.

I have dropped my phone several times over the last year (sometimes on hard surfaces), and this screen protector worked great. The protector itself has developed some cracks from the drops, but I just removed it and my iphone screen is intact underneath. I am about to reorder a new 2-pack. Install was easy and straightforward, if I recall correctly. Now to figure out how to stop fumbling my phone, lol.

Perfect fit for husband's iphone 15 Pro Max, with Otterbox Defender Pro case. The included SpiGen case to help correctly install the protector on the phone also works perfectly, However in spite of watching the SpiGen install video and following instructions exactly (TWICE) specks of dust remained an issue. It is a two pack, so I tried the 2nd time. The phone screen had then been wiped down twice, wiped with provided cloth twice and sticky taped twice. Still ended up on 2nd try w/one big enough dust speck to have to peel one corner up and use sticky tape to remove that from under screen protector. End result was: that corner will not quite stick down completely, but close, and 3 much tinier dust specks remain under there - but it is minimal/tolerable. So I have figured out that static electricity has to be an issue when I was peeling the film off the side that sticks to the phone.The dust was on the protector not the phone screen. So although my countertop was clean, I think I needed to freshly wipe the counter top down to eliminate the dust (that I can't see) source. (There may be something I can do about the suspected static electricity, I will have to search online about that.) I have ordered another 2 pack of this product ( I obviously will buy this product again). but the 2nd install from the original pack, while not perfect, is adequate enough I won't use the next pack until I have to. Because 2nd screen protector is not on quite perfectly, I am guessing that it will need to be replaced sooner than if it had gone on perfectly, but I don't truly know. If and when I have to try a 3rd install, I will come back and update this review. Screen protectors (and cases) are worth every penny IMO , a necessity for my husbands phones as they take a beating. This phone -an almost brand new one :( - , was unknowingly dropped in the road and run over by a car, (maybe two, or more - who knows). It survived its 'accident' with the original screen protector completely shattered (but it still peeled off in one piece - I don't know the brand, it was installed at Verizon), the plastic on the Otterbox Defender case nicked up but not visibly cracked, and the phone - in PERFECT working condition :) I did replace the Otterbox defender case too, (in case you are wondering) when I put on the new screen protector - I don't know how many times those military grade Otterbox cases can be run over, but I figured that one did its job, and since it was nicked up, who knows if it could survive being run over again. And yes, with my husbands job as a first responder, his phone could be a casualty again. This is not his first phone to end up on the road and run over - it is what it is.