LYWHL 2 Pack for Samsung Galaxy S24 Privacy Screen Protector [Support Fingerprint Unlock], Purple Gradient Anti Blue Light Anti Spy HD Screen Protector PET Material Film Easy Installation

I love it! I have no issues with the fingerprint sensor, it is truly purple, and it helps with privacy. I will admit, took a minute getting used to the blue light blocker that's built into it but I have noticed less eye strains.It fits exactly the way it should.I think the price is fair.It feels solid and that should protect my screen.

I love color and atypical things. Most privacy screens are the standard black, so this one made my day. It can look black if you're not facing it head on with the screen off, but still--I know its not black, lol. It does scratch a bit easier than most screen covers, but its not cracked. Plus, the best part is that its fingerprint compatible!! I was dying for a privacy screen that didn't lose me the scanner, and then I came across this. It did take me some time to actually purchase as it was on the cheaper end, but when I finally had it with other screens, I wished I had started with this first.

Horrible product. I watched video and followed instructions precisely. Bubbles in bottom corners that wouldn't go away. Got worse when I put my Otterbox back on. Says "case friendly" but it's not. 1 day later I tried again with second screen protector. Same problem but now up the sides. Perfectly centered the product. Never buy again.

like the title says, I'm placing an order for a couple more right now as these fit the current market in terms of quality for price, installation ease with included alignment tabs, and air bubbles all effortlessly squeegee away. the alignment guide wasn't quite perfect so both films ended up slightly skewed leaving lower left of screen with the biggest gap - not extreme but absolutely noticeable even with a ginormous metal case sandwich the phone. even being cockeyed the gaps here are less prevalent than in previous screen protectors I've purchased for other devices.colors do end up a bit distorted, as such I've all but completely stopped doing any quick post-processing to images in device. If you don't take your photos entirely too seriously as i do then this shouldn't be a concern.life expectancy isn't the longest - second mild fall from recliner armrest was enough to trigger film separation.the film itself is vibrant and attention grabbing, several people have commented about it when I've left my phone out.

Easy application! Privacy works perfectly, the rainbow mirror effect is attractive and it seems strong. So far no lifting, bubbles, scratches or gauges in the surface. It is a hard rigid glass, not the soft gel like screen protector. It really went on with NO issue - just make sure you are in an area that is as dust free as possible. My house is dusty and still I had no problem - plus they give you two along with the frame and plenty of the accessories for installation. The privacy shade is meant for straight on up to about 22° angle and it works well. The shade is a bit dark, screen is hard to see in broad daylight with the brightness all the way up. I am a vampire, so it really smdoesnt bother me - I am almost never in daylight, anyway. If you need it daytime for brief screen interaction it's okay but if you are outdoors in the sun all the time - please put some sunscreen on your skin and don't get this particular privacy screen protector.

I recently purchased the [2-Pack] Privacy Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy S20 FE / A53 / A52 / A51, and my experience falls somewhere in the middle. Here's a breakdown of my thoughts, reflected in the 3 out of 5 stars rating:Privacy Features:The privacy feature of the screen protector is effective in preventing side-angle viewing. When looking at the screen straight on, it provides clear visibility. However, the effectiveness diminishes when viewed from extreme angles. The privacy feature is decent but could be more robust.Installation Process:Installing the screen protector was a bit challenging. While the package included necessary tools like cleaning wipes and alignment stickers, achieving a bubble-free application required careful precision. Clearer instructions or an installation video could improve the user experience.Touch Sensitivity:The touch sensitivity of the screen protector is satisfactory. It doesn't significantly hinder the responsiveness of the device, and gestures and taps register accurately. Maintaining a good balance between privacy features and touch sensitivity is crucial, and this screen protector manages it adequately.Durability:The durability of the protector is average. It effectively guards against scratches and minor scuffs, but it may not offer the same level of protection against more significant impacts. Users should handle their devices with care to prevent damage to both the screen protector and the device itself.Value for Money:Considering the pack includes two screen protectors, it offers reasonable value for money. However, given the challenges with installation and the slightly limited privacy angle, there is room for improvement to make it a more compelling choice in its price range.In summary, the [2-Pack] Privacy Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy S20 FE / A53 / A52 / A51 provides a decent level of privacy and screen protection. While it has its strengths, such as effective touch sensitivity and affordability, there are areas where enhancements could elevate the overall user experience. A moderate rating reflects the balanced performance and potential for improvement.

It's not as purple as the picture. I was kind of hoping a vibrant purple. It's not that. You do get the mirror of a purple, and it looks nice to me. The setup was really easy. Following the instructions on the video was pretty simple. Everything worked out nicely. I have no complaints.

Purchased 4 months ago and have since used both covers. To date, the privacy capability of each one have weakened to the point of non existence. With first use to now, and having already gone through both, means the lifespan of this brand is less than two months average