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Everyone saying that this doesn't work and they have a ring of bubbles, I'm not sure what you did wrong. I have cerebral palsy and one working hand, and I had absolutely no issue at all with this screen protector. In fact, this was the first time I have ever been able to do this without bubbles or issues of some kind. I've had dozens of different phones and I've tried essentially all brands of screen protector. None have compared to how easy this was. The guide they give you for your phone is genius. I'm honestly really impressed.
Had the same problem when I put on my first screen. Threw it away and re-cleaned my phone screen. One critical item I found was that I had to be in really bright light so I could see the dust specks to get the very last of the dust off with the tape. 2nd screen went down easy.
I like that u actually have some good screen protectors, and not like other people who say that is a bubble free, when it's not. And show how to get rid of them. Besides all that good vid thanks 👌
Two things I didn't hear you mention in this video: First and foremost we ought to start this process with clean hands because our hands have natural skin oils that could cause bubbles in the adhesion process. The second thing is, use the cloth that is provided to remove dirt and other contaminants. A good replacement cloth would be the type you get with a new pair of Rx glasses. A lot of cloths, even microfiber cloth can leave tiny bits of lint on the screen which would cause bubbles during the installation process.
i also have the S10e like in the video, but STEP 10 to press out the bubbles on the screen protectors edge doesn't work. still have a small border with air underneath the protector on it's edge
It would start by having a dust-free apartment. I get dust on the screen in 1-2 seconds after cleaning. No time to put on the glass without dust getting in-between. We need a way to remove the glass protector foil while the glass is already inside the alignment frame, but still having some space between the glass and the screen.
turn on the shower in your bathroom to as hot as it will go, close bathroom door and wait 10 minutes. after the bathroom is super steamy, go back in and apply the screen protector on the sink counter. This trick works well. Where we live, even with a clean house you have dust in the air. (dirt roads, wind, etc.)
mine didn't come with the numbered wipes. Instead it's two alcohol pads. step 9 and step 1 part 2 aren't explained well. What the heck is the bubbles position. and what exactly do they mean by pull the screen protector's corner cause the video doesn't show them pulling anything.
Very clear instructions and an amzing screen protector. I always drop my phone and when i took the protector off to replace it the phone's actuall screen was unharmed. There are multipul steps to ensure theres no dust ect before you start and the product has a helpful tray fo positioning that fits perfectly. Overall, I highly reccomend both the product and video
Austin Quinney Actually, on some phones (for example the Galaxy S10e used in this video) Samsung now ships the phone with a real screen protector applied (i.e., not just for shipping purposes). Based on my actual usage these factory-applied protectors last about 10 months of use.
Yeah these LK screen protectors are garbage that’s why you get three in a pack! I’m very good at putting on screen protectors But after my second screen and still too tiny bubbles in the middle and bubbles around the edge that just will not come off no matter how perfectly I did the installation I’m going to have to suffer with that and save the third one for another day don’t buy these
This video would've been more helpful than the other one of yours that I just used to apply my screen protector... that one didn't even use the phone tray!!!
Uh, you do realize that part 2 actually starts on step 8 of part 1 (!) and the rest of the installation video is all about how to get out 'remainder' bubbles (who proof-reads this copy from our friends in the orient...?) from under the glass (mostly an exercise in futility)! Stick with Tech-Armour: better quality /foolproof installation...
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Everyone saying that this doesn't work and they have a ring of bubbles, I'm not sure what you did wrong. I have cerebral palsy and one working hand, and I had absolutely no issue at all with this screen protector. In fact, this was the first time I have ever been able to do this without bubbles or issues of some kind. I've had dozens of different phones and I've tried essentially all brands of screen protector. None have compared to how easy this was. The guide they give you for your phone is genius. I'm honestly really impressed.
REMAINED BUBBLES
Had the same problem when I put on my first screen. Threw it away and re-cleaned my phone screen. One critical item I found was that I had to be in really bright light so I could see the dust specks to get the very last of the dust off with the tape. 2nd screen went down easy.
@@David_T if it helps you I always do mine on a window ledge when the light outside is good, makes the world of difference
Installed twice and got a bubble ring around the screen protector both times.
This is a pretty decent guide to be honest.
Thanks for the video, it was useful. But the phrase is "remaining bubbles".
So satisfying seeing you removing all that bubbles
this soundtrack is straight fire
I'm gonna remix this!
I like that u actually have some good screen protectors, and not like other people who say that is a bubble free, when it's not. And show how to get rid of them. Besides all that good vid thanks 👌
Two things I didn't hear you mention in this video: First and foremost we ought to start this process with clean hands because our hands have natural skin oils that could cause bubbles in the adhesion process. The second thing is, use the cloth that is provided to remove dirt and other contaminants. A good replacement cloth would be the type you get with a new pair of Rx glasses. A lot of cloths, even microfiber cloth can leave tiny bits of lint on the screen which would cause bubbles during the installation process.
Easy to follow and NO bubbles. Good video, thank you
dont buy it. leaves a bubble around the edge of the phone that is impossible to press down,.
This video is BS!!! The edges of screen protector on my phone will not stick to the phone. No matter how many times I use my thumbs.
Same here... I followed every step, and I'm sure there is no dust under... Just won't stick to two of the corners
@@professor_meowington I ended up going with a brand called super shieldz. And have had no issues when applying them.
Good instructions, but I slowed it down to 0.5 so I could follow along.
i also have the S10e like in the video, but STEP 10 to press out the bubbles on the screen protectors edge doesn't work. still have a small border with air underneath the protector on it's edge
Mine had this for a little while but after couple weeks it was gone
It would start by having a dust-free apartment. I get dust on the screen in 1-2 seconds after cleaning. No time to put on the glass without dust getting in-between. We need a way to remove the glass protector foil while the glass is already inside the alignment frame, but still having some space between the glass and the screen.
So go invent and patent such a mechanism.
turn on the shower in your bathroom to as hot as it will go, close bathroom door and wait 10 minutes. after the bathroom is super steamy, go back in and apply the screen protector on the sink counter. This trick works well. Where we live, even with a clean house you have dust in the air. (dirt roads, wind, etc.)
Seems simple BUT still ended up with bubbles on the iPad Pro !!!
mine didn't come with the numbered wipes. Instead it's two alcohol pads. step 9 and step 1 part 2 aren't explained well. What the heck is the bubbles position. and what exactly do they mean by pull the screen protector's corner cause the video doesn't show them pulling anything.
Very clear instructions and an amzing screen protector. I always drop my phone and when i took the protector off to replace it the phone's actuall screen was unharmed. There are multipul steps to ensure theres no dust ect before you start and the product has a helpful tray fo positioning that fits perfectly. Overall, I highly reccomend both the product and video
do i need to remove pre-applied screen protector by samsung before applying tempered glass ?
Yes
That pre-applied protector is for protecting the phone while it's shipping really. I wouldn't leave it on
Austin Quinney Actually, on some phones (for example the Galaxy S10e used in this video) Samsung now ships the phone with a real screen protector applied (i.e., not just for shipping purposes). Based on my actual usage these factory-applied protectors last about 10 months of use.
Good, but they make you write a review on amazon to get the free gift. Sad.
I didn't get an installation tray :(
No matter what I do the edges don’t stick to the screen on my 2020 iPhone SE
Nope. Definitely doesn't stick on the edges of my S10e. No matter how I squeeze the screen with my thumb. Twice.
Yeah these LK screen protectors are garbage that’s why you get three in a pack! I’m very good at putting on screen protectors But after my second screen and still too tiny bubbles in the middle and bubbles around the edge that just will not come off no matter how perfectly I did the installation I’m going to have to suffer with that and save the third one for another day don’t buy these
This video would've been more helpful than the other one of yours that I just used to apply my screen protector... that one didn't even use the phone tray!!!
Uh, you do realize that part 2 actually starts on step 8 of part 1 (!) and the rest of the installation video is all about how to get out 'remainder' bubbles (who proof-reads this copy from our friends in the orient...?) from under the glass (mostly an exercise in futility)! Stick with Tech-Armour: better quality /foolproof installation...
* REMAINING
My screen protector didn't come with a guide or squidgy.
Lk tempered glass is easy to install and very durable five star quality!!!
Enormous waste of time. Could there possibly be any more steps for such a simple task?
What the hell happened to this man, his hands are all sorts of torn up
Unclear guide, head stuck in honey pot