Supershieldz (2 Pack) Designed for Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G Screen Protector, (Full Coverage) High Definition Clear Shield (TPU)

Eight months after getting my Galaxy Flip3 5G, I had to have the original screen protector replaced under warranty. Everyone knows it's a crappy design that cracks at the fold. Ten months later, I spent $70 to have a factory screen protector installed on the phone that was now out of warranty. Due to phone hinge wear, the new cover failed by separating from the center of the screen after just a few days. I love the Flip, but was sick of the crappy, stiff, factory screen covers. I had already started looking for a new, non-Flip phone upgrade when I thought about salvaging this phone myself. For $8, I'd try this inexpensive screen cover because it had good reviews, and two covers are included in the package. (It always takes me at least a couple of tries to put these things on.) It has a slick way of lining up the cover on the first try. You MUST follow all of the instructions on the back of the package in tiny print EXACTLY.After I put the screen cover on, there were plenty of bubbles. Many were larger than the micro-bubbles that they say will disappear after a day or two. I really didn't believe it. I pushed them out as best I could after it was installed, and then I tried to disperse them again after several hours. There were still many bubbles left, but they were smaller. I honestly didn't think they would disappear after a day or two as they promised on the packaging.When I woke up today and checked the phone, all the bubbles were gone. It turned out to be a perfect installation after all! I did not expect that and really thought I would have to use the extra screen cover in the package for a second try at it. I don't know how long this will last, but for the price and ease of installation, I'll gladly do it again if it wears out. It also saved me the $1200 I was planning on spending on an unnecessary Samsung upgrade. Bottom line - This screen protector looks great and is definitely worth a try.

After about 16 months of use my zflip3 (which I love) finally started showing wear on the screen at the fold. It was just the factory fitted screen protector beginning to separate from the screen. The phone was still usable but it looked unsightly and I could see particles of dust getting under it, which may damage the actual screen.As Samsung advises, I took my phone to the local "UbreakitUfixit" who are an authorized Samsung repair shop. They said it would cost $35. A little high, but I needed it fixed. But they then insisted I give them my phone with the PIN for 3hrs as they needed to run Samsumg diagnostics on it. My life is on that phone - banking, 2-factor-authenication, email which could reset all my passwords on virtually any website, my facebook, plus remote access to servers and systems I manage at work. I just could not do that. I've no idea why they need this just to change the screen protector?So I went to youtube, and found a video of how to replace the screen protector, and it used these ones. I purchased them (they come 2 in a pack) for a few dollars. I put the youtube video on my PC again as I worked. It took me about 10 minutes at most and now my screen is virtually perfect. There is a tiny bubble that I could probably force out as its close to the edge and barely visible, but others have said these tend to disappear after a little use. I'll keep the other protector in the pack just as I imagine I'll have to do the same in a year or so.The process was pretty simple if you watch the video a few times first. Take your time, make sure you're working in a dust free environment that is well lit, and you shouldn't have any problems. If you don't get it right first time, there is always the second protector to use.

So now that i have the screen cover on, the screen cover in itself seems nice. It has everything included to help you be as dust free as possible while installing the cover. It comes with good instructions, they made sense to me.BUT, this is where I get upset a bit. I have put screen protectors on all of my phones since the Lg Dare? but this was the first one I have purchased that AFTER i applied the screen protector, i noticed i STRETCHED the protector with every strong swipe of the scrapper tool to help push out the bubbles and make it lay nice and flat on my phone screen. Just applying the pressure with the scrapper, everywhere i see ripples in the protector, like every swipe put micro ripples in the protector. I thought i was crazy the protector was this soft, as every other one i have ever had was hard plastic-like. Possibly to be more bendable for the Flip 3 and its bending screen? But then also, I saw a little bubble, and i went to use the back of my thumbnail to push the air out the side of the protector, and my fingernail caught on the bubble and scratched it a bit... so this protector screen seems really soft. I have only this installed on my phone for the past half hour, but i have some things i want to monitor:1) I see people say the micro bubbles go away after a couple days... so maybe even the ripples from stretching the protector might even go away? I hope they do, even if just a bit.2) It just seems soft, curious how it will hold up to rough calloused fingertips and constant use over time.Positive:They give you more than enough of everything to fully install a new protector on your phone.The protector seems nice and sticky.It comes with two screen protectors.I will say like everyone else: "I'll update you in X amount of time"....Listen. I will try as I myself LOVE when people actually update their reviews. But life is silly and updating a review in a month or so just may not be the biggest priority by then. I will try though. Ha.UPDATE 11/13/22Screen protector still has every stretch mark and fingernail mark - It is just a softer screen. I will say it still is tight to the screen along the whole edge and still looks good though!UPDATE 4/16/23Still on my screen and it is exactly the same as the day I put it on! Still gets new indents from anything like a strong fingernail, but the whole edge is still stuck great and not peeling up anywhere. And I use my phone a lot.Kudos to this phone screen cover.