Screen Protectors for Google Pixel 7 Pro! What's Better? Film VS Glass!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2022
- In today's video, we are going to be asking What's Better? Film VS Glass for the Google Pixel 7 Pro.
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They should have just left the fingerprint scanner on the back, where it belongs
Better place for me is on the side, on the power button.
It worked much better on the back. I could just pick up the phone and my finger would touch it right away and the phone was unlocked. Now it's a pain! I first have to touch the screen, then put my finger on the icon, and you have to press fairly hard or it won't work! Very annoying!
@@abruegger007 I missed the scrolling, but now we have software to it at home on screen and the double tap on back to be even better to do more than just notification slider. It's just better.
The back scanner was fairly dirty. This is just better with the face unlock as back up
No manufacturer is going to do that anymore
@@abruegger007 I have aod on so np for me and I came from pixel 2 xl to pixel 3 xl to 4 xl and 7
1:07 - please never ever put pressure on the aligning tool if it's inserted into your phone's charging port.
The most annoying part about the tempered glasses are the fact that they all have a black border going around them to hide the adhesive. The black borders don't always align properly and sometimes cover a small part of the screen. They're also super chunky and add a bit of heaviness to the phone, but do a good job at protecting the phone from scratches and dents. Tpu is only advised if you have a tough case on like spigen or rhino shield. I like tpu better because they're basically thinner and lighter and kinda smoother.
Too stupid to put those black borders.
If it doesn't have full adhesive, it's a no go for me. So I think film is better.
Got 3 Glas protectors from Amazon, with UV glue.
They are great, Not visible around the Fingerprint Reader
Cheers for the video.. I was thinking what was best..
Anytime, What is best for Jason?
The video doesn't really show/emphasize how bad the adhesive around the fingerprint reader looks. It's noticable all the time and makes it an absolute eye sore. I used one on my Pixel 6 Pro and threw the glass protector out - after 2 hours of use.
Go with film/plastic!
There are also some glass ones that are full adhesive, but they are very expensive
@@dallan7740 yup, whitestone dome ones are great! 2 screen for aud80
Film protector it is then now only have to buy pixel 7
Does the curve screen make it hard to have screen protectors and a case?
My glass protector just cracked and breaks the fingerprint scanner on my P7. Will go film.
I got the Olixar film protector from your website, I couldn't have been more careful with the install and followed this video, however the protector is not adhering properly to the screen and there is a crease running across the width of the phone where the top and bottom part of the protector were separated. Not really sure what to do at this point.
Hey, if you haven't had a solution to this, drop our customer service team a call or email and we will make sure this is rectified for you.
*That stupid circle in the middle is hideous.... does a glass screen protector without it work or do they all need it for necessity to make the fingerprint reader work?*
Tried to tap the glass, but didn't stick and you didn't show this most important part
Seems like my phone doesnt recognize my fingerprint as much with a tempered glass screen protector on. I also hate the black border around it as well. I think im going to try the film.
Did you try film?
@@CrispyHulk1 I did. No problems with the fingerprint recognition since then.
Uv liquid glass screen protectors are a good compromise in my opinion, I installed one recently for my 7 pro. You get the next of both worlds. Only drawback is the difficulty and potential mess you get with installation.
You need to constantly wipe the liquid glue and make sure to tape your speaker and earphone so glue doesn't go there. It's slipper as hell before curing so be on a flat table. I messed up the installation (silly me thought it's worth while to put the phone case on whole I cure it to check fitment. Horrible idea because the glue spilled everywhere). I did manage to salvage it and clean things up but now I've got bubbles on under the protector and my case has some permanent glue residue all over. Good luck
But how do you remove the liquid glass after it shatters? Very hard to do.
the one i bought would not stick, it came with 3 protectors, the first 2 have failed to stick, which one did you buy?
can have glass without black border
I'm more of a film guy. Had a glass protector on my phone for awhile and I never liked how there was a gap between the protector and the screen. Maybe because I bought a cheap one with bad adhesive.
I know what you mean, but there are some great low cost, very low profile glass ones around now.
@@mobilefun Could you send me the link?
How about anyone else but I still use matte screen protectors
Where is the UV glass screenprotector? The hole for the generic glass one is stupid.
Why would anyone install this trash glass protector. Not only will it lift that eyesore where the fingerprint reader sits is horrible. Whitestone dome is the only one to buy (or other liquid adhesive versions) for curved screen
While I agree that the black hole is an eyesore, it's still quite a popular product. I have a Whitestone dome on my phone, and I agree it's amazing.
so there are no glass protectors without that circle for fingerprints?
Yes, there is - check out this Whitestone video here, a little more work to install (and more expensive) however the only one we have found without the circle 👌 th-cam.com/video/ucc4hxEVKmc/w-d-xo.html
I also have the whitestone dome glass for my P7Pro. It was very easy to install and feels great!
I only regret the camera hole being off by literally less than a millimeter. It makes my OCD kick in but I'll get used to it. Lol
The only one I know of is White dome, but that is a bit more involved to install. I think it's worth it though.
@@jmnero4447 I've seen another TH-camr run into this prob. Was it user error for you or is it just the glass is slightly off?
@@lilmario0 it was user error. The flat surface I used was portable and wasn't level and wobbly. So I think since it wasn't level the screen protector slid off to the lower side of the screen before I managed to UV cure it in place.
I'll be sure to not make the same mistake again if my first install gets damaged. Still got the second in storage.
I just got my Pixel 7 Pro 3 days ago and I had a Liquid glass protector applied. Much better than this old style of glass or plastic film! And there will never be any bubbles.
There's been test done that shows those liquid type of protectors do nothing for drops, and barely do anything for scratches
@@afrolintln7677 Well, the other protectors you place on don't do much either. I'm not concerned about it anyway. If you take care of your phone, you won't drop anyway. But most people are careless and can't take care of anything, including not keeping it clean. I had my last phone for 8 years and never even scratched the screen. I always kept it very clean without smudges and never dropped it.
Some phones even if we don't care, nothing happens. Some, when we are so careful with protector, a case and one day you see a scratch
On curved glass film is better
I ordered your nonglass screen protector. I then received an email that it's out of stock the email only gives me an option to purchase another item. How about issuing a refund, as I do not want anything else. Also, the email stated to reply to the email and tell you about the replacement item it want. I replied back as the email states, and it's a no-reply email box. Please issue me my refund.
"If the wait for your item is not convenient for you, we will of course be happy to change your order to an alternative item which is in stock. Please respond to this email with the product ID of the alternative product you would like, and our customer service team will happily assist you."
Hey Daniel, Sorry about the delay. If you haven't managed to get this sorted. I can get the customer service team to contact you if that would help?
@@mobilefun yes, I would. When I ordered the screen protector, you would think they would say it was out of stock. I asked for a refund before it shipped. I no longer have a Pixel 7 pro since I returned I.
Do we really need a protector?
I never used to use screen protectors, and I'm a tradesman so my phone is thrown around a bit and susceptible to damage. Then one day my Samsung Note 10+ screen randomly cracked one day while at home, no idea how it happened. It pretty much bricked the phone, AU$400+ to repair it, or I could buy a new one for a little bit more at the time. I believe a simple screen protector could have saved me a lot of hassle and a bit of money, so now my phones will always wear them.
neither...get a decent case