P276 Screen s7 Glass 1656

Don't buy it. It is imposible to apply to the screen.BOTH screen protectors ended up with TONS of bubbles. I had to throw both out.It is a fraud.

I was right there with you, rolling my eyes at the people who whined about this being difficult to apply. Until I received mine. Well, after half an hour of scraping at the thing, I finally have most of the bubbles out. This cover IS challenging to apply (yes, even with "strict attention" to the instructions.) I don't think the difficulty is due to a defect of the screen protector, it's just a curved cover designed to fit a curved screen, and if you don't get them perfectly aligned on the first try, you WILL have bubbles that will keep returning until you reposition it, which is also not easy to do without contaminating the surface.The fact that the cover continues to lift slightly around the speaker and camera holes makes me wonder if it might be a little light on that wonderful silicone adhesive they tout. Also, the first "wet" cleaning towel I opened was dry and the second one only slightly damp. Still, I'm pretty confident that I got the screen clean. All in all, I still have a few small bubbles but it's a decent trade-off for a protected phone.

This was somehow the worst and best screen protector purchase experience of my life. Allow me to explain. First of all this comes with zero instructions or reference to online instructions. It does come with everything required though, for two screen installs. After searching everywhere for instructions or videos I finally gave up and attempted it. Keeping in mind that I have over 10 years of experience in sign / graphics installation including vehicle wraps. My first attempt was a total fail. Bubbles and dust everywhere. Very frustrating and with nothing to lose I decided to try again with the second screen. Wouldn't you know but it laid down like a dream. Single handedly the best screen protector installation I've ever pulled off. No dust, no bubbles, completely centered. That said, here's what I did.- lay the screen (with both front and back stickers still on) on your phone centering it and aligning with the top holes- once you have in place, use the two guide stickers (long and narrow) to keep it in place, applying them to the bottom of the phone (opposite the holes), you can always lift the stickers and reapply if they move off center- next lift the screen from the phone towards the hinged / guide stickers exposing the face- then clean with the wet #1, then with the dry #2, remove any larger dust with the rounded sticker- once clean with the protector still lifted back you should be able to peel the back sticker from the protector, being careful not to shift the guides around- finally get a squeegee (only missing item IMO) or credit card and start from the bottom pressing firmly as you squeegee up the screen. Then finally remove the front sticker from the protector and you should have few bubbles if any, most will be near the sides. Squeegee those out as well starting from the center out.I really hope this helps and if all is lost, at least it was cheap!

The screen protector has a hard time sticking to the curved part of the screen. I used the first one and one side kept bubbling up no matter what I did. And I did follow the instructions using the cleaner,wipe provided, and a card to push out the air bubbles. I used the second one and it did stick until I put my case on. Then I had the same problem. Also the protector has a "greasy" look to it any time I touch it. I work in an office so my hands don't get that dirty. I am going to look for a different one. Would not buy again.

Horrible. I used on a brand new phone so no dust or fingerprints or anything on the screen. It does not go on easily like others, where you drop it and it works the bubbles out. It had a lot of bubbles that I had to work out with a credit card and then almost immediately the edges came up. In addition, the wet cloth it came with to clean the screen had mold on it.

I got this for my Galaxy S8 phone and was immediately disappointed with the installation process. It tells you to use a cloth to initially clean the screen, but didn't come with one. It did come with the wet and dry ones for the following steps, but they were very small. The dust stickers were nice. One of the screen protector's back covers did not come off easily. I had to use my nail and find which was the front and back and peel it off that way. The sticker DID NOT help. Then I applied the protector and it was riddled with bubbles. It tells you to push them down, but doesn't even provide a squeegee or anything to use. I had to grab my credit card. There were SO MANY bubbles though. A credit card wasn't enough. I had to sit there and use my fingers and nails and press them out to the corners of the screen. Even then, I couldn't get them all out. A few even popped back up! I am not happy with this screen and am only leaving it on until I can get another one from another brand.

Worst Screen Protector. Does not come with a card to push the bubbles out. Not Case Friendly at all.iTurbos Screen Protector is a terrible product and the material is super thin layer of laminateGiving them a 0/5 and also not offering any refunds.I decided to go with the OTAO's Galaxy s8 tempered glass screen protector which worked perfect with my spigen tough armor case.

No instructions included in package--had to view the instructions online. Screen protector was not easy to install. 2 were in package. After I messed up the first one, I took to T-Mobile and had tech install. He did a better job than me but there were still some air bubbles.