Spigen Crystal Clear Galaxy Note 4 Screen Protector with Crystal Film for Galaxy Note 4

Nothing special or good about this screen protector. When I first got my Note 4, I had a cheap screen protector applied temporarily until I got a good one that didn't ruin the high quality of the screen. This one was literally no different. It covers the screen in these pixel-like distortions that you can see easily on white colors. Really annoying.Gonna purchase a glass one. I'm assuming every single film protector is exactly the same and ruins the screen quality.EDIT: I am idiot. Please disregard this review for I have forgotten to update it until I was reminded today when it was voted as "helpful".When applying the screen protector, the actual screen protector is between the "front" and "back" films, which you remove before applying, and after. This is an obvious piece of knowledge that you guys all have, hence why I called myself and idiot because I forgot to remove the "front" layer after applying and assumed that it was the final result. Leaving the front layer on of course makes the screen look terrible with the cloudy layer. But this needs not to be said because no one is a bigger idiot than I am.I am loving the screen protector after 2 weeks of use and have 0 complaints.

First off, pack include a hard plastic squeegee, screen cleaning wipe, and 4 special dust removing stickers (seriously helpful!). I was quite impressed w/ my previous Spigen screen protector for my previous phone, after about 2yrs of not paying attention it had 2 or maybe 3 small not-noticeable scratches. I hope this one performs the same way.The screen protector covers the entirety of the _display_ plus about 1mm to each side, maybe a bit less. It admittedly doesn't look like that if your display is off, but turn it on while you're trying to align the protector and it's obvious it is big enough. Spigen could have made it bigger w/out brushing up against the curved edges of the glass, and I wish they would have, but it IS large enough, if you're patient.As for how it affects the feel of the S-Pen on the screen. Immediately after applying you'll notice the increased drag. But in just an hour or 4 you won't. The difference is extremely minimal; and I just confirmed that by testing the drag on the small parts of the glass that are still exposed. Expect, after an hour or 4, to experience an equivalent amount of drag on the S-Pen as you have with the stock glass.Finally, the screen protector is extremely clear, if it weren't for the fact that the screen protector has edges, it would be impossible to tell it was on your phone.UPDATE: I've had the screen protector on my phone for a day or two and have already gotten a scratch. I'm a little bit disappointed. Still, I'm leaving it at four stars for now.

These were all literally just a couple of millimeters off. Unfortunately that meant that it never sealed correctly. It either overlapped the speaker or the Samsung home button, which meant it couldn't lie completely flat. And that would be a bad thing.I tried all three and they were all the same. All of the screen cover companies are trying too hard. Two years ago when I got my last phone, the covers had a little more space around the front speaker and the home button, which meant the couple of millimeters they might have been off didn't matter. Now they all try to get so close to everything it doesn't take much to be wrong.I've used them before and the brand has been ok, so maybe it was just the batch I got that was off. Just make a nice rectangle to cover just the screen. Don't get fancy with cutouts and trying to cover the whole phone face.

This works perfect. It's the first time I've tried a screen protector since my original Galaxy S. Back then I decided I'd never use a screen protector because it completely distorted colors. I'm glad I gave this one a shot, because there is zero distortion. When the screen is on, I can't even tell there's a protector on it.They were very smart to make the protector only as wide/long as the non-beveled part of the screen. Had they gone the full width/length of the screen, the edges would not have stayed attached to the beveled part of the screen (the rounded edges).My only complaint is that it didn't come with instructions. Thankfully putting a screen protector on is pretty intuitive.

Spigen has consistently provided crystal clear and easy to apply screen protectors and this is no different. No rainbow effects and I have handed it to people who suggest I get a screen protector (they couldn't tell there already was one.) The value of receiving THREE is just going beyond their standard of quality.TO ALL THE HATERS: the problem is with your phone, not the screen protector. Explanation? Check the screen on your beautiful note 4, you will notice that the screen raises up a bit from the edge. There's your problem. Almost all screen protectors are going to have a problem with this part, as screen protectors can't bend down those sides, so the size has to be reduced to fit almost the exact size of the amoled.SO, it will require some skill in putting the protector on, I would recommend laying the screen protector along the length first (left to right, not top/bottom) which will make sure the sides will be evenly protected.

These worked well for my Verizon note 4 - it is worth noting that they DO NOT go all the way to the edge of the screen. However, this is by design as the edges of the screen are curved into the bezel every so slightly and so a screen protector which went all the way to the edge would not stay adhered to the screen. I dropped my phone into the inner workings of a reclining chair and a very sharp metal piece scratched the face of my phone. I had one of these protectors on and although it mangled the protector pretty good, the actual glass of the phone was undamaged!

you won't find a screen protector for the note 4 that covers the whole screen and doesn't have the halo effect around the edges due to the curved edges of the screen. I've tried a few and they all look horrible. The spigen screen protector leaves a gap at the edges that prevents the halo effect and protects the whole of the actual display. I would have preferred a protector that covered the whole screen but as this is currently not possible without looking really bad I think the spigen case is the best option available. It's really easy to put on so looks absolutely fine in my opinion. Definitely worth trying if you are struggling to find a protector without the halo effect.

Used with Spigen case, perfect pairing.Nearly a year's use, and still hasn't yellowed (like others).Still on first one, with 2 still in the packet.Hasn't peeled or yellowed = Perfect.Only one small chip, which would've been a damaged screen if I didn't have this protector.Will only put a new one on if it gets further damage.

Very smooth and strong, and crystal clear. Can barely tell it's there. Much better than my old cheapo generic brand screen protector. Also the lense cleaning wipe gets all specks of dust off really efficiently, much better than the dry wipes you usually get with these type of kits. The squeegee to squish the bubbles out is brilliant too. Only thing I would say is that there is only one lense cleaning wipe for a three pack of screen protectors which is a bit silly. But overall very happy.

A bit small on all sides of about 3mm, I guess. My finger gets caught on it every time I swipe from the sides. I thought at first it will be OK when I get a matching case from Spigen (Neo hybrid) but it's still the same problem. It works for now till I find a better fit for my Note 4.

Exactly as described. Item arrived in time and I use it as I wanted to. Excellent quality. I really like it!