SAMSUNG S22+ Screen Protector, Clear

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Better than any other screen protector. Satisfied.

Yes it can have bubbles. Yes it gets scratched with use. However, it's the only one I have found that allows fingerprint scan and barcode scanning to work. And it's saved me several screen replacements on my S22 when dropped face down on crushed stone! I will continue to buy these as needed.

Los instrumentos para aplicar el protector me parecen bien, lo unico es que es extremadamente difícil quitarles las burbujas, tarde media hora tallando con miedo de dañar mi pantalla pero pues quedo decente y solo una mini burbuja en una orilla . Algo que me desagrado es que quedaron las marcas de la cinta del centro y se notan mucho (video) edit: después de dos semanas se quitaron las marcas, la huella la agarra bien y en general todo muy bien. Si lo volveré a comprar.

I rarely leave reviews, but this one is warranted.I went to a Samsung-certified shop to install the screen protector on my phone. The fella tried and wasn't able to install it correctly, blaming the quality of the screen protector. Went to a different shop, the same issue.I specifically decided to get it installed by a professional because I know I don't have the skill. The quality of this screen protector is horrible apparently. You can't get the bubbles out, it's pretty thin.I would recommend not buying this. Would love my money back.

This is one of the best screen protectors out there. Comes with two screen protectors in the pack. It's not a tempered glass protector but it's a high end plastic protector. Fingerprint works perfectly without any issues, compared when you use a tempered glass, I have read a lot of user have bad experiences with it. Great quality fits perfectly.

100% Samsung. 100% legit.Comes with 2 protectors, and I recommend that you expect to use both on your first application attempt, so if you want a reserve, buy 2 packs, which will technically give you 3 protectors in the end. One as a practice/learning experience, one as your first use, and two reserves.The kit comes with instructions, but I found that even after following them accurately, you might still mess up on the first attempt just slightly enough to want to do a redo.Application is very easy though, and took maybe 5 minutes. End results, once you figure out exactly what you're doing, is a crystal clear protector that feels exactly like the phone's screen and doesn't have the sharp edges or thickness of a tempered glass protector, nor does it have that weird rubbery texture of many cheaper protectors (like the 'self healing" protectors). Absolutely no issues with S Pen or fingerprint reader either. In fact, now that I think about it, I forgot to reprogram my fingerprints, and am having no issues whatsoever.In summary, this is THE protector you need for your S22 Ultra. It doesn't have the added benefits of a tempered glass protector, but also doesn't have the drawbacks of a plastic/rubbery one either. This, quite literally, feels and looks like you have nothing on the screen at all. A true "naked screen" experience!I want to share some tips as a final thought. Hopefully these can help anyone who needs it.TIP 1: Male sure your phone screen is 150% clean. Clean first with rubbing alcohol, then while still wet, use the provided dry pad to wipe dry. Then use the microfiber cloth to polish to a shine, and then go over the entire screen with the roundish sticker to remove any dust particles. OR use a piece of light duty packing tape, painter's tape, or gaffer's tape; NOT duct tape or anything with super sticky adhesive. You want the tape to lift off super easily and not leave adhesive residue behind. Your goal is to make the screen smooth, clean, and "polished." Note too that I did my application on the floor, and I have a dog who sheds pretty bad. Doing all this, I still got a perfect application on my second tryTIO 2: On the first couple steps when you apply the center adhesive section, make sure that the camera cutout is lined up correctly over the phone's camera before pressing the center section of the protector down. You'd think this would be self-explanatory, but I didn't think of it at first.TIP 3: So many people in the reviews are complaining about the edges not sticking. I'm not experiencing any issues like this at all. Yes, they don't really stick down at first, but once you remove the final clear protective layer, you can lay the edges down perfectly fine.TIP 4: To avoid weird air bubbles and/or lines, first use the soft edge of the squeegee to lay everything down. Then go over the entire protector with the hard edge after being adhered. Remove the outer/final layer of the protector, and use your fingers to lay down the edges. Run your fingers over the edge from a center of screen - to -edge motion. Don't go from top of phone to bottom or vice versa. Once the edge is layer down, use the hard edge of the squeegee again to firmly (don't be afraid of scratching the protector) stick the protector down. This will cleat away the whitish lines you will see under the protector (the lines are because the protector isn't 100% stuck down. Before doing this step, it's mostly stuck down, but the white lines are micro sections that are just barely touching the screen). When you're done, you shouldn't see any white lines anymore, and you can then use the hard edge of the squeegee to gently, but firmly go over the edges (again, in a waterfall style).Finally, clean with rubbing alcohol. You may see a very slight line at this point under the protector. As long as it isn't white and you only see it under direct light, it's ok. Mine was like this and they've vanished after a day or so.TIP 5: go slow and steady. The whole process will take about 5 minutes, even going slow. But don't be afraid to use one of the protectors as a test (mentioned earlier in my review). If you mess up on the first attempt, I recommend just proceeding with the install in order to try out all the other steps. Afterwards, just peel away the messed up attempt, and go at it again, but using what you've just learned.My first mistake was not lining up the front camera correctly. Second mistake was not understanding how to remove the white lines under the protector. I used my first (slightly misaligned) attempt to learn how to remove these lines without fear of ruining the application.TIP 6: YOU'VE GOT THIS!!!!