[4 pack] Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Screen Protector - TPU Film Screen Protector for Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 6.9 Inch, 2020 [High Definition] [Bubble Free] [Anti-scratch] [Anti-Fingerprint]

I'm pretty picky about screen protectors. I look for the following: 1) Ease of foolproof installation 2) If it's not glass, holding up well without getting all gnarly creased from use with my Note stylus 3) Smooth to touch, smooth with stylus 4) Sticking to the glass This thing rocks on numbers 1, 3 and 4. Its method of installation is brilliant and almost idiot-proof (which I need). If you can't get this on your phone without bubbles or dust beneath it, you haven't followed the instructions. Even better, there's a simple, understandable included instruction sheet. You don't have to go to Youtube and watch an installation video. You can READ the instructions, look at the pictures, and just do it. Moreover, you don't have to spray water on the glass, the protector and your fingers and you don't have to try to squeegee liquid out and wait overnight before putting your phone in a case. Honestly, I don't know how this screen protector will last. Will it get grooved by the S-Pen and become a ridged mess like most other TPU screen protectors I've used? I don't know. But if it lasts at all well, this will be the only screen protector I buy in the future. I thought I'd found my lifetime screen protector when curved tempered glass protectors with UV-cured fluid attachment came out several years ago. But over time their glue would crack, making a spiderweb look beneath the tempered glass of the protector, and the process of installation was always dicey to get right. After several broke through contact with my case I decided I was done with them at $40 apiece. This is a bargain for a great protector. If it doesn't last well, I'll update this review. But right now, I say buy it for your Note 20. (Update, two months later I'm even more convinced this is the best screen protector I've ever used.)

They're good and stick well and self curing membrane. They give a template that makes it beyond easy to install the protectors. They smudge more than the default glass but protect well and don't leave micro scratched and I scratched very hard with my fingernail on the screen leaving a nice groove and it completely disappeared

It definitely feels a commitment to put on a screen protector each time. Wore a hat, face mask, and gloves to avoid dust and debris fall on the phone's screen after cleaning. After watching the video demo a couple times and reading over the instructions. The screen protector was easy to put on but with lots of bubbles, the bubbles do go away after 24 hours. Mine had a few small bubbles left after 24 hours and the edges tend to peel while in a low profile phone case. Overall a good screen protector film. Really thin and slick and no issues with typing, scrolling, or finger print reader. These come in a 4 pack so good value if you are able to get it perfect the first try.

I just got this in mail and applied it. Watched the video which really helps. Everything they give you to apply this screen prot. is included. I was very very nervous doing this as I am legally Blind. But took my time. It seems complicated at first but after, I wondered why i bothered being nervous LOL. It's so very step by step and you really can't mess it up, if you take your time. The only snag I had was at the last step for the bottom half where you pull the "part 2" tag. For some reason the 2nd layer (? i think?) did not pull away and I was rather confused as you couldn't see it (as its clear) except for the green big line in the middle. In the video where she starts on using fingers to press edges and it shows that the 1st layer (white non clear) is still on, well mine was off already, i guess i pulled the wrong tag? I really don't know and I'm making it sound far more confusing and a mess than it actually was, LOL. But all I did was just pull up the "green guide line" while using the smoothing tool and it worked fine. There was a few small bubbles (like 3) where I had to pull up on that green line (2nd layer) but it was so easy to smooth them out. Hardly any effort. The prot. fits perfect for Samsung Note 20 ultra. And does fit perfectly around the edge. All in all the most easiest protector I've ever applied, even with that minor hick-up, which again was very easy to correct. HINT. Some people mention here in comments that because how the camera is bigger, that the phone rocks while trying to apply this. Easy solution. The black spongy thing that you use to prevent phone from skidding. They give you 4 of those. Just use the other 3 (they're attached) right under the phone on opposite side of camera. They're the perfect height and makes phone flat.

First off, the screen protectors I received are most definitely not a matte finish, they are glossy. That said, they're no more reflective outdoors than the naked screen or a tempered glass screen protector. I found the installation to be a breeze, and the product went on without a hitch. The installation system on this is really well thought-out. Props, too, to the reviewer who suggested using a towel as a pad to keep the phone from wobbling, that's what I did and it really helps. HOWEVER, I'm one of those people who rtfm and watch the installation video not once but twice (once to get familiar, and a second time with all the tools and materials in front of me to do a mock run-through on the installation). As a result, one perfect installation, total elapsed time, 10 minutes max, probably closer to 8. OTOH, there's my kid, digital native, has the same phone, but hasn't (yet) learned the importance of pre-flighting tasks. He read the little instruction booklet and went immediately to work. First one had a bubble. Second one, I have NO idea how it got so messed up, but it did. Third one (and last of the four-pack, remember, I used one) went on but had a few bubbles. Total elapsed time: 20+ minutes, plus a bunch of wasted plastic. I call installer error on his experience, lol. He'll learn. Bottom line: READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. WATCH THE VIDEO. DO A DRY RUN FIRST. WORK SLOW. This ain't something that requires a college degree, but don't go thinking that bc you're smart you already know how to do it right. The screen protector itself is fine, a typical tpu protector. I'll probably eventually replace it with tempered glass (now that I have no spares, lol) because I work on construction sites or out in the wilderness, so impact and grit resistance are important. This screen protector will get me through until I find a non-glare tempered glass one.

I went through all 4 of these screen protectors just trying to get rid of the adhesive line. The first 2 tries I had 2 clearly visible "adhesive lines" on the screen, horizontally one at the top, one towards the bottom. The final 2 tries I reduced it to 1 line, however in all 4 tries that top line was THE WORST. It was about 1/4" thick, straight across the screen left to right, with 2 parts to it... the "middle" of it that looks like a giant crack across the screen, then about 1/16" on either side of that where the residue folder and/or was not applied completely. Doesn't matter if you push down hard or light, or how far back you lift the application guide... it's there which makes this a visible nightmare. In addition to that, with the camera on the Note 20 Ultra specifically, the little foam pieces they include are not big enough... the phone slides right over the top so they are worthless. You have to double them up just for the phone to stay stationary. The only reason I am giving the "Ease of Install" 2 stars instead of 1 star like the overall review, is the protective cover and alignment tool that goes in your charging port is a great idea and does a good job of keeping the protector aligned with your phone properly. Other than that... the rest of the installation is a total nightmare unless you like the looks of your phone screen being cracked.

I may be bit biased probably because I have used tempered glass screen protectors for years. But lately those have failed my needs, so I decided to try this since I saw good reviews both on and off of Amazon. The install was easy (watched the video), though the film didn't line up exactly with the screen (there is a small gap at the bottom), but I could overlook that. It feels fine, none of that sticky-plastic feel, very responsive and the finger-print reader works like a charm. Day 1 it looked great. No bubbles or dust trapped. Day 2 I noticed 2 small bubbles at the edge, but I was able to squeegee those out. Day 3 I'm noticing the corners at the top are starting to peel up slightly. I used a credit card to gently push those back down. We'll see how long this holds, but only being day 3 and seeing some peeling, I'm not getting my hopes up to high UPDATE: day 4. Woke up this morning and the top left corner is severely peeling up. Happened overnight while the phone was not in use. Seeing this, I don't expect this screen protector to last more than a few more days.

It's been a good year or so since I last installed a screen protector and although it wasn't impossible, it was, for me, a decently frustrating experience. Having trouble lining it up with the screen, doing it quick enough to keep dust out, still ending up with micro dust and then annoying bubbles and end up having to let it "set" for hours. But they worked well enough. So I'm not sure if all screen protector technology has changed over the last year or not lol, but this was a very new experience and I was left very impressed with the process and ease, as well as the result. The little tools included help very well with lining up as well as a bumper for your phone so you can use both hands to work. So that solved that problem then the way you "spread" the two halves without even touching the inside protector side makes sure you have less chances of adding in dust or lint. Not only that but it also apparently solves any bubble issues as there were absolutely none for me, even though they include the tool to squeeze them out if needed. And then that was it! And it was ready to instantly use. It looks great, feels really nice and seems to work really well with the fingerprint reader. It's only been a few days but so far I love it! And it came with 4 total so even if it breaks down or something it's easy to throw another one on. My only semi-complaint is I believe these might be designed for another phone as they are just a tiny bit short on the length. Not much at all, and not enough for me to even feel the need to knock off a star rating, but just a heads up. My guess is maybe they were originally designed for s20 or regular size note 20 or something and then since it was very close they just sold out for note 20 ultra. I don't know for sure, and again, it's not much at all (see pic) but the only thing I could say is a negative so far. PS go watch their install video on how to do it. The written directions are not great, at least for me.

Easy apply, durable.