These are actually great. I'm sorry for those who struggle with patients and the ability to follow instructions. Glass ones break, and are not forgiving. Thanks for the reminder of wet installation!
I put on my second RinoGear screen protector the second time using these instructions and it came out perfect and way better than my first install. Excellent instructions!
yea, the quality of install will be fine for most, however, this is NOT glass, will NOT feel or look like glass and will NOT be able to be installed as cleanly as glass. Now, that being said, with all the curved and bendable screens out there now, those devices are simply stuck with products like this. If you have the option of glass though and are not ok with "usable" get the glass. Glass is also MUCH EASIER to install & you get to use your phone in 5 min not hours later after it has dried!
i use this film on both my s8+ and the galaxy watch active and love it. its best to install it @ bedtime and allow to dry overnight. that way youre not missing your phone use. i know my husband is surprising me with the s10+ for christmas, so thats why i looked it up again online. whereas my phone stays in my purse throughout most of the school day, my watch gets the most use and takes all the hits. the screen protector does the job and prevents all scratches and scuffs. though it came as an 8 pack, ive only needed to change the screen protector now at christmas time since purchase in august as the scratches and scuffs from a couple drops were plentiful. i was pleased to peel off the old film and find my watch as good as new. will be purchasing again.
What a ridiculous long video and a ridiculous long process ! I ended up using my eye glass cleaning spray and it took just a few minutes. On my note 10 i didn't bother turning it off or waiting its supposed to be water proof anyway, a littlw quick drying spray didn't seem to hurt it
Does anyone know what to use for cleaning this protector daily? I can't find ANY info on their website about it, or anywhere on the internet for that matter. The video said to clean it with the soap solution after it dries after installation is complete. I hope they don't mean that's what I'll have to clean it with every day because I hate the residue it left behind. With the cheapo plastic protectors I've been using until now, I always sanitized the screen daily with a homemade spray: 50-50 mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water. Is that safe for this film?? Also, I'm surprised that a thin film would provide impact protection to prevent the phone screen from shattering. Does it really?
With phones costing anywhere from $250-$1700, and this being a ~$10 screen protector that stays permanently fixed to the screen, completely protects the screen from breaking when dropped, and does so without having to replace it and handle broken glass each time it's dropped (like you would have to with a glass screen protector), I think 20 minutes of your time is perfectly reasonable. I've used these types of screen protectors since the original iTouch/iPhone came out around 2010, used them on 4 separate devices so far, dropped each device many times, and so long as you have this type of protector and a case, you don't have to worry about anything. If you really don't think that level of protection is worth 20 minutes of your time then that's your decision to make, and you can see for yourself how well your phone, that is [likely] made of pure glass, holds up when dropped from literally any height.
@Hi How Are You? Have you ever used a tempered glass screen protector? You just peel off the adhesive guard and slap it right on the screen. It's far easier than this.
@Hi How Are You? Dude I've installed so many tempered glass screen protectors. They all have the adhesive on them. Don't say "No" to me, dude. I've fucking done it a million times.
@Hi How Are You? Why the fuck would I be lying about this? What do I have to gain from lying about this? Nothing. Google a tutorial or something, jeez.
as long as it takes to dry. there comes a point that it will no longer slide around on your screen and will start drying and applying itself to the screen. took about 30 minutes for me but i let it dry overnight cause i did it right before i went to sleep and that is the best method. let it dry overnight
Wet Install Screen Protectors actually quite easy to install. The design is not bad, this ridiculously long video to explain a simple process is what is bad. This video could be cut to 1 minute. 3 minutes is absolute maximum it should take to explain the process in a video.
you seriously cant take 15 minutes of your life and install a far superior protector to your screen than a glass protector? wow, some people just blow my mind how incapable of being patient they can be. you want instant gratification well be prepared for instant failure.
No, some phones have a setting the 'display' section that increases touch sensitivity for the screen if you have a screen protector on, so you might have that, but it's not really necessary, imo.
Soap and water is almost exactly identical to the solution that most of these screen protector companies use. So, technically, yes it is an "alternative", but not really an _alternate_ solution to what is shipped with most other screen protector installation kits. You aren't missing out on anything (with the exception of a free miniature spray bottle, I guess) by using soap+water, or hampering the effectiveness of your installation by using soap+water instead of the company's pre-made solution.
Is this reallyfrom 4 years ago??? You must have unearthed my time capusule comment@@moogle68 I have no idea why I even commented since I dont even have a galaxy note
This seems like a pain in the butt.... But I am very excited to try it. I have recently had a $30 tempered glass SP replaced 3 times after either coming off because of a case or cracking because of a case. I finally gave up thinking that was my only option and went with no SP. 1 year down the line I dropped my phone on a walk and I shattered my Stylo :( I really hope this SP will stay put with a case!!
If you didn't know that then you're an idiot. Who thinks a company selling a $10 product will insure you for your $1700 phone? How would that even be _remotely_ profitable?
I'm not squeezing dish soap into a spoon and mixing it with water just to apply a cheap screen protector. Glad I bought other screen protectors for comparison sake. This is going straight in the trash.
Don't buy this this is a rip off, the glue in the back of the rubber film is a mess, once you place it on the cell phone it has bubbles everywhere and you cannot get rip of the bubbles because it has some type of glue on the rubber film. I am not going to bother with the return process take the money.
i use this on 2 devices. did you squeegee the bubbles? they roll right out effortlessly. this wet install is the best and easist install compared to the other films ive used where fingerprints always got on them or they would never stick to the sides of my s8+. it was impossible to get all the smaller bubbles out. perhaps yours wasnt wet enough?
It doesn't work. It's just another scam. No screen protector can stick to samsung curved glass phones. Edges don't even pretend to stick, it's a joke. amfilm is a joke, plastic ones are a joke. Forget it and just don't buy samsung.
looks like you just cant follow simple instructions. it has turned out far better than any glass protector and ive installed dozens on mine and my friends phone and they all say this is far superior. oh well, there can only be so much room for the elites, you stay down with the plebs and glass folk
Worked for me... Glass stabs you and embeds in your skin when it breaks. Yes, let's put glass on glass to protect...glass! You know how many fools I see with broken screen protectors and broken screens underneath? It's a lot of them.
These are actually great. I'm sorry for those who struggle with patients and the ability to follow instructions. Glass ones break, and are not forgiving. Thanks for the reminder of wet installation!
I put on my second RinoGear screen protector the second time using these instructions and it came out perfect and way better than my first install. Excellent instructions!
I love the way he does it step by step
Rinogear cover for S9 install went better than expected. Video was acceptable. No probs.
yea, the quality of install will be fine for most, however, this is NOT glass, will NOT feel or look like glass and will NOT be able to be installed as cleanly as glass. Now, that being said, with all the curved and bendable screens out there now, those devices are simply stuck with products like this. If you have the option of glass though and are not ok with "usable" get the glass. Glass is also MUCH EASIER to install & you get to use your phone in 5 min not hours later after it has dried!
yea no $hit its not glass no one said it is and no one is trying to pretend it is? wtf is your comment about
Yeah, it's a cheap POS piece of film.
i use this film on both my s8+ and the galaxy watch active and love it. its best to install it @ bedtime and allow to dry overnight. that way youre not missing your phone use. i know my husband is surprising me with the s10+ for christmas, so thats why i looked it up again online.
whereas my phone stays in my purse throughout most of the school day, my watch gets the most use and takes all the hits. the screen protector does the job and prevents all scratches and scuffs. though it came as an 8 pack, ive only needed to change the screen protector now at christmas time since purchase in august as the scratches and scuffs from a couple drops were plentiful. i was pleased to peel off the old film and find my watch as good as new. will be purchasing again.
Can you use a uv flashlight, to make it cure faster?
What a ridiculous long video and a ridiculous long process !
I ended up using my eye glass cleaning spray and it took just a few minutes. On my note 10 i didn't bother turning it off or waiting its supposed to be water proof anyway, a littlw quick drying spray didn't seem to hurt it
CHANGE PLAYBACK SPEED TO 2X.
nice and clear, thank you, how is it removing when the protector is finished it's job
Does anyone know what to use for cleaning this protector daily? I can't find ANY info on their website about it, or anywhere on the internet for that matter. The video said to clean it with the soap solution after it dries after installation is complete. I hope they don't mean that's what I'll have to clean it with every day because I hate the residue it left behind. With the cheapo plastic protectors I've been using until now, I always sanitized the screen daily with a homemade spray: 50-50 mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water. Is that safe for this film??
Also, I'm surprised that a thin film would provide impact protection to prevent the phone screen from shattering. Does it really?
Will it work with hand soap too?
I have big bubbles on my case and I don't know what to do
Did exactly like you, mine has about 20 white bubbles in it.
did you watch the video?? it will go away, as explained numerous times in the video
@@Mr.Thermistor7228 3 months later it never went away. Bought a 4 dollar screen protector and it was perfect. These wet protectors are garbage.
@@jitzmaster how did you take the garbage one off?
@@jitzmaster I have the same problem I need to take it off now because of all the bubbles it's useless it doesn't protect s***
This cost me $4 on Alliexpress and I got exactly what I paid for. A piece of shite.
Honestly this is a lot of work for a phone case
With phones costing anywhere from $250-$1700, and this being a ~$10 screen protector that stays permanently fixed to the screen, completely protects the screen from breaking when dropped, and does so without having to replace it and handle broken glass each time it's dropped (like you would have to with a glass screen protector), I think 20 minutes of your time is perfectly reasonable. I've used these types of screen protectors since the original iTouch/iPhone came out around 2010, used them on 4 separate devices so far, dropped each device many times, and so long as you have this type of protector and a case, you don't have to worry about anything. If you really don't think that level of protection is worth 20 minutes of your time then that's your decision to make, and you can see for yourself how well your phone, that is [likely] made of pure glass, holds up when dropped from literally any height.
this thing takes like a hour to put on?
yes. i let mine dry overnight while im charging.
@Hi How Are You? Have you ever used a tempered glass screen protector? You just peel off the adhesive guard and slap it right on the screen. It's far easier than this.
@Hi How Are You? Dude I've installed so many tempered glass screen protectors. They all have the adhesive on them. Don't say "No" to me, dude. I've fucking done it a million times.
@Hi How Are You? I'm using a tempered glass screen protector right now you Neanderthal. It took less than a minute to put on.
@Hi How Are You? Why the fuck would I be lying about this? What do I have to gain from lying about this? Nothing. Google a tutorial or something, jeez.
Installed nicely, but around the edge I have a fuzzy rainbow effect going. Any trick to get rid of this?
after first placing it on the phone how long do you wait?
seven hours and thirty eight minutes apparently
@@still34u LOL
as long as it takes to dry. there comes a point that it will no longer slide around on your screen and will start drying and applying itself to the screen. took about 30 minutes for me but i let it dry overnight cause i did it right before i went to sleep and that is the best method. let it dry overnight
Fifteen minutes to tell me how to install a screen protector. The whole thing is a pita design and I'll probably buy a different one.
Wet Install Screen Protectors actually quite easy to install. The design is not bad, this ridiculously long video to explain a simple process is what is bad. This video could be cut to 1 minute. 3 minutes is absolute maximum it should take to explain the process in a video.
you seriously cant take 15 minutes of your life and install a far superior protector to your screen than a glass protector? wow, some people just blow my mind how incapable of being patient they can be. you want instant gratification well be prepared for instant failure.
Hi does it decrease screen quality?
No, some phones have a setting the 'display' section that increases touch sensitivity for the screen if you have a screen protector on, so you might have that, but it's not really necessary, imo.
So is your soap a alternative to the application solution?
mine came with a spray bottle of solution. ive only use that so the cup of soap water must be an alternative method.
It most likely is. Did this on my mom's Motorola with the soap water and it came out pretty good.
Soap and water is almost exactly identical to the solution that most of these screen protector companies use. So, technically, yes it is an "alternative", but not really an _alternate_ solution to what is shipped with most other screen protector installation kits. You aren't missing out on anything (with the exception of a free miniature spray bottle, I guess) by using soap+water, or hampering the effectiveness of your installation by using soap+water instead of the company's pre-made solution.
Is this reallyfrom 4 years ago??? You must have unearthed my time capusule comment@@moogle68 I have no idea why I even commented since I dont even have a galaxy note
Great vid
It's like window tinting
Hahaha best comment
@@AntiHydra747 why's that? It's not tinted...
This seems like a pain in the butt.... But I am very excited to try it. I have recently had a $30 tempered glass SP replaced 3 times after either coming off because of a case or cracking because of a case. I finally gave up thinking that was my only option and went with no SP. 1 year down the line I dropped my phone on a walk and I shattered my Stylo :( I really hope this SP will stay put with a case!!
i switch cases to match my moods and outfits. it stays put and peels off like a strongly attached sticker when youre ready.
its actually extremally easy
I tried installing without watching this vid :skull:
What does this do to the re-sellability of the device?
it protects the screen so your device should be like new. it peels off like a sticker.
Lol delete yourself
Warning anyone who didn't read the small print before getting here, the lifetime warranty is on the cheap screen protector. Not your expensive phone.
If you didn't know that then you're an idiot. Who thinks a company selling a $10 product will insure you for your $1700 phone? How would that even be _remotely_ profitable?
I'm not squeezing dish soap into a spoon and mixing it with water just to apply a cheap screen protector. Glad I bought other screen protectors for comparison sake. This is going straight in the trash.
What a garbage product. I followed the instructions and this is just crap.
what a garbage user install. you obviously cant follow simple instructions and you are crap
Agreed
Don't buy this this is a rip off, the glue in the back of the rubber film is a mess, once you place it on the cell phone it has bubbles everywhere and you cannot get rip of the bubbles because it has some type of glue on the rubber film. I am not going to bother with the return process take the money.
i use this on 2 devices. did you squeegee the bubbles? they roll right out effortlessly. this wet install is the best and easist install compared to the other films ive used where fingerprints always got on them or they would never stick to the sides of my s8+. it was impossible to get all the smaller bubbles out. perhaps yours wasnt wet enough?
Lol
@@kaykay1kc he’s just capping
are you dumb? they go over this dozens of times in the video. it will go away in a day. go install your glass protector you clown
What an absolute dingleberry. No shit it has a glue on it you moron, that's how it sticks to the screen...
waste of time -ridiculous screen protector.....
😂 looks like you can't do a wet Install 😂😂😂😂
It doesn't work. It's just another scam. No screen protector can stick to samsung curved glass phones. Edges don't even pretend to stick, it's a joke.
amfilm is a joke, plastic ones are a joke. Forget it and just don't buy samsung.
looks like you just cant follow simple instructions. it has turned out far better than any glass protector and ive installed dozens on mine and my friends phone and they all say this is far superior. oh well, there can only be so much room for the elites, you stay down with the plebs and glass folk
Right here, best comment here
Yo, people are legitimately getting so dumb it makes me want to kill myself. This is pathetic.
Worked for me... Glass stabs you and embeds in your skin when it breaks. Yes, let's put glass on glass to protect...glass! You know how many fools I see with broken screen protectors and broken screens underneath? It's a lot of them.