These Supershieldz screen protectors almost install themselves
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These Supershieldz screen protectors almost install themselves.  I cleaned the screen with the included wipe, peeled off the plastic covering the sticky side of the screen protector, lined up the glass cover, started the leading edge of the cover at the top of the screen, and then watched the adhesive attach itself to the screen.  It was amazing to watch the the adhesive line move down the cover leaving no bubbles, no non-attached spots, just a very tight, slick cover.  A great product!
157503
Have to be a little careful when installing it, don't rush and just follow the instructions. If you manage to align it perfectly it's almost impossible to tell that there is a protector on the screen.
928729
Went on much easier with less bubbles and without the issues of the edges wanting to come up like on the SuperShieldz protectors.
789786
really great screen protectors , but take note buyers , to make the privacy screen more affective and less visible you need to dim the screen to where when viewing from the side it can be PITCH black and 'nosey people proof"
2514958
Like most of these things, you have to be careful to avoid dust and air bubbles.  The best way is to lay the phone on a clean counter top, under a bright light, and clean it immediately before applying the shield.
I have used several Supershieldz products, including my daughter's iPad and Mini iPad screen protectors, which she contaminates on a daily basis with all kinds of food items.  I have never had to replace any of them.
2020635
Very good set of screen protectors and great price.  Easy to put on.  However, I have seen previous reviews indicate they had troubles with putting them on.  The key is to make sure you have a clean screen and working surface to work on.  Don't pull off the entire protective film, just pull off about a third of the way starting at the short end.  Line up that exposed edge to the edge of your DS screen and hold it down while slowly pulling the film away and let it adhere to the screen surface.  If there are bubbles (there are always a few), make sure it wasn't due to dust.  If it was due to dust, you'll need to pull up the protector and "scrape" the piece of dust off the protector with a clean knife or other tool.  Using a credit card or similar stiff but flexible item, press the bubbles to the edges.  If you're gentle, you can probably press them out with your fingernail.
894250
Very tough screen protector that almost installs itself! Great value.
432118
Starting with the positives, these protectors should be the default protectors that come with the phone. They have a coverage that is clearly superior to what Verizon provides at their shop with the square shape that only covers the functional screen. Although there are no ports for the front facing camera and proximity sensors cut out of the protector, I cannot complain about that for the price I paid for them ($1.15).
  On the other hand, I must complain that I ended up wasting 3 of them because of the fact that the included cloth is not big enough, the application process of the protector can (and will be) easily sabotaged by the dust that floats around in the average home. In fact, I had to hold my breath while I was putting one on before I was able to get a satisfactory result.
  If you do decide to buy this specific set of protectors, make sure you have a large sized lint-free cloth with you because what comes with the pack is too small to be of any real use. In addition, there are much better screen protectors that probably do a better job, but this is a good product to start with before making the leap to high-end products.
[UPDATE] It will took at least 3 attempts for me to get the screen protector on, but there was still bubbling.
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I got my packet of these just yesterday, and boy, am I glad I got a pack of three, 'cuz I needed every single pack to successfully apply one set! The plastic LCD screen covers were cut to fit my LG EnV Touch just fine, but getting everything clean and pristine enough for a truly successful install was a task. If you're careful about washing your hands well, and completely cleaning and degreasing your phone's screens, AND you take PLENTY of time to align these screen protectors just right, I'm sure that you'll find they're worth every penny. But I had to make multiple attempts before I got the covers to stick properly to my phone without any bubbles trapped below.

If you use a spray eyeglass lens cleaner with the small cleaning cloth that comes in each package, and really get your screen glass clean, then take as MUCH time as needed in as dust-free an environment as you can get to, you'll probably have success putting these over your phone's screens. Just be sure to try your best not to bend the covers overmuch, use the cheap paper "squeegee" to help smooth them out (you might also want to line the covers up on an angle before gently laying them down, going from one end slowly down to the other to get them to stick), and keep the extra screen protector packs handy, 'cuz you'll probably need those, too, before you're done. The packaging on these also describes them as "washable and reusable". Uhh, not so much there, with that. I actually DID try washing one of these with soap and water in an attempt to reuse it. If you're okay with big water spots on your screens, sure, they're washable and reusable. But if you actually want your phone's glass screens to look clean, don't believe that. I don't know why the manufacturer thought it was wise to suggest that, because it just isn't true.

Since I'm still not completely satisfied with the way that the interior screen protector looked after three + application attempts (especially since the corners don't stick if you try to lift them to reposition the covers - they just never bend back and stick in place after you do), I'm seriously considering ordering another pack of these, just to have on hand, in case I decide to try ONE...MORE...TIME to get the interior screen properly covered and protected.

These are worth the purchase price, if you've got the patience to really work at getting them onto your phone just right.
2282500
I am glad these come in a 2 pack because it can be tricky. However once installed it provides great protection from scratches. The 3 tab system makes installation less painful and more intuitive. Make sure to dust your screen first and also try to work in a dust free environment. Air bubbles will the the most difficult part of the process. If you can get the center line pressed down from top to bottom and then work out from the center towards the sides, I find it easier to get the bubble out that way. Take you time and you will end up with a greatly protected screen. I wonder when the day will come that manufacturers will ship out their devices with screen protectors pre-installed.
4904426
Great screen protector, a little tricky to get on, but after a day or to the dimples from my mistake disappeared
1939957
I'd like to start my review by stating that I have installed several wet-application screen protectors flawlessly. This is the first screen protector that I have ever had a problem with. Usually I use Zag InvisibleSHIELD, but with the incredible costumer reviews of the ArmorSuit MilitarySheild, I figured I'd give it a shot. I wish I wouldn't have.

This installation of the ArmorSuit was for my wife's iPad 2. I had just barely installed the Zag competitor on my own iPad 2 last week, without a hitch and it looks perfect. The installation procedures for both shields are identical. I followed the steps exactly.- I was in a sterile enviroment. I cleaned all lint and finger prints off of device. I washed my fingers. And I applied the wetting solution to my fingers and the screen protector. The problem is this- the installation card provided from ArmorSuit is much harder and stiffer than the one provided from Zag. The installation card is necessary for the installation procedure. While using the installation card to remove excess wetting solution, the card severely scratched the screen protector.

This ArmorSuit claims to be self healing. But I have waited 24 hours, and this screen protector is still very scratched and looks horrible. If I had another chance to install this shield, I would use the squeegee provide from Zag. But at $20 a piece, these endeavors will add up fast. I guess that I will live with this bad choice and my wife will have to view her iPad 2 through scratches.

If anyone wants my advice, I would say to go with the Zag alternative. The costumer reviews of the Zag InvisibleSHIELD are not nearly impressive as the ArmorSuit MilitaryShield, but my Zag screen protector looks and works flawlessly. The costumer reviews of the Zag claim that the holes for the camera and home button don't line up, but Zag must have remedied this- You can't even tell mine is there! I love to give American companies support and I had high hopes for ArmorSuit. I wish I had a better experience with it.

UPDATE: I just contacted iTech Accessory, and the costumer support was great. They are sending me a second screen protector for free. They were incredibly helpful and polite. Pending the second application, rating may change..........

UPDATE #2: My second MilitaryShield arrived last weekend, and I attempted the installation process again. This time the process went much smoother than before. My problem, was that I work with my hands, and I put too much force into squeegeeing out the bubbles of solution.  It took very little effort to push the water solution to the edge of the protector. Word to the wise- Gently squeegee the solution out of the protector.

After a couple days of having the MilitaryShield on my wife's IPad, it looks and works great. It is almost non-noticeable and provides great protection. There is no loss of functionality. The protector almost feels like the original glass to the finger. My rating of this product has just went up and I would definitely recommend the MilitaryShield to my friends. Water applicable screen protectors are, by far, superior to dry screen protectors. This one provides great protection and there is great customer service associated with it. This is a must for your iPad.
3569403
These work great. I wish perhaps that they came a little bit closer to the edge of my 5X, but I guess you need a little wiggle room for installing. I messed up my first installation twice. So I had dust under the protector even on my 2nd try. Totally my bad, but Mr. Shield sent me another 2-pack to try again and it worked out great.
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Everything went smooth and hopefully this video shows others how to get it right the first time.

Better quality upload of the video can be seen on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/l0ODuzppYTw
802256
I love screen protectors, and this one is great but the installation process is not the greatest. I had to use 2 of 3, in the pack I bought due to air bubbles from the back of the protector being dirty after I had just opened it. So that was unfortunate but then again I am not an expert screen protector installer lol. It hasn't slipped off in the almost two months I have had it on my tablet, and so far it has done a great job protecting it. Nice product and super great price.
981993
Supershieldz Is good.
I actually ordered wrong one, but they kindly changed to correct one for me.
423953
Wasn't aware these where the "tempered glass" type of protectors.  That one is on me.  The fact that both protectors that came in the pack had a corner that wouldn't adhere is on them.