EGV6 Pack for Google Pixel Watch 3 45MM Screen Protector, TPU Film [Self-Healing], Anti-Scratch, Ultra-Thin for Pixel Watch 3 Screen Protector

UPDATE: After using this case for months, I’m still in love. I have taken it off and put it on 100 times with no issues. It’s a little hard to clean underneath because it’s meant to stick to your watch, but I am able to clean it with soap and water. I’ve never had any issue with the touch unless it’s wet underneath and then I just have to dry it. I’ve scratched it up a lot but just finally after 6ish months broke it will taking it off. Luckily I had already ordered a new screen one that week. I would’ve had an extra one from the first pack, but I gave the 2nd one to my mom to use.This case is amazing because it protects the screen and the edges and it just snaps on the top. It’s really secure and it’s never fallen off. It does get wet underneath (like all screen protector cases like this do) but it’s so easy to pop this one off and let it dry.The 360 cases that wrap around the back are not only impossible to install but they get wet underneath and there’s nothing you can do without having to take the entire case off. To take the 360 case off you have to take off both parts of the band, struggle for 5 minutes to get the case off without dropping and breaking the watch, and then spend another 10 minutes trying to squeeze the case back on the watch. 😤🙄Another positive is that it doesn’t break like the glass screen protectors or lift up on the edges like the aqua shield screen protectors, both of which leave your watch looking like crap. I really wanted to try that paint on liquid screen protectors, but I’m really rough on my watch and am constantly hitting it on things and I wouldn’t want to risk getting it broken. All things considered I’d give it a 9/10 only because it does get wet inside.

They work as well as I can expect. I was dubious about the self healing claim but I've only used one so far and it has held up very well and appears to still be scratch free. The edge reaches past the curvature of the screen which hides the well, edge. Installation was interesting. Lots of squeegee action. It looked harder than it actually was. I wish the instructions would have explained that the little cardboard ring was to hold the watch still. I am very pleased with this product!

These screen protectors are just amazing. Application was a bit odd and the video instructions didn't match what I had but the process is pretty forgiving. Somehow they got this flexible material to wrap around the rounded screen without being noticable at all. The screen surface looks just as clear as it does without and protector on it. I definitely recommend these!

They work for the most part. Have to replace every week if you have a case around the bottom half of the watch. Otherwise they are easy to install and look great while they last.Edit: Customer service reached out to me and offered replacement. They were very good to work with.

I've had one on my Pixel 3 for a couple of weeks now, and I continue to be surprised and impressed. I bought these to replace the notably low-quality "HASDON 2 Pack Hard PC Case for Google Pixel Watch 3 (2024) 45mm with Tempered Glass Screen Protector..." Yeah, tempered glass -- certainly not.Anyway, these Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) screen protectors are legitimately self-healing as well as durable, clear, and invisible. Sorry for the all caps rant, but IT IS IMPORTANT TO FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY DURING APPLICATION. It's not hard; really it's not. Just watch the video all the way through at least once before applying. Clean your watch crystal with the alcohol swab, use the sticky dust remover pad, then apply the protector LIKE THE INSTRUCTIONS SHOW AND TELL. See. Not hard. However, go slowly and take your time centering the film. I overshot mine a little toward the top of my watch, but it still functions perfectly and is invisible anyway. Seriously, I believe most of the problems people are experiencing with these, especially bubbles, are because they aren't following instructions carefully.Now, the self-healing part is pretty remarkable. I accidentally banged my watch against the corner of my bathroom vanity the other day, and it left a visible cut in the protector. Not a dent or a mark, but an actual CUT, slit, or what have you. At first I thought, "Well, I'm going to have to return these, too. G-dang piece of crap..." etc. Moments later, the film began to "self-heal". It was a bit incredible to witness this. It took some time to finally reach the point where now I can barely tell where it was lacerated (like three days), but now I'm convinced these really are excellent quality for the money, especially after trying two others like the one mentioned above.Some reviews say things like, "These suck. Good thing there are six of them..." and all that. As an experiment, I'm going to leave this one on as long as possible before replacing it, just to measure how durable they really are. My first one has been on for exactly 11 days so far, and my goal is to have it last at least 9 months before I have to replace it. I’ll probably have to update this review, however, to say it actually lasted 18 months.A couple of more positive things to note:First, these do not smudge as easily as the aforementioned "tempered glass" kind, and they're easy to clean. So far, lens cleaner for glasses, a 50/50 solution of water and isopropyl alcohol, Windex, and aerosol glass cleaner work exceptionally well, and don't appear to negatively affect the polished look or clarity of these protective films at all. Next, I noticed three tiny bubbles appearing under the film one day after I got my watch surface a little wet from hand-washing, and thought, "Oh jeez. These are crap..." only to discover soon after that the bubbles disappeared. I didn't even have to try rubbing or pressing them out (although admittedly I tried), and they "repaired" themselves within an hour or so.In conclusion, if you're looking for something to protect the original crystal of your Pixel 3 watch, these are definitely worth a shot. Skip the clip-on style mentioned up top as they smudge and scratch easily, and moisture easily creeps under the surface (so annoying and ugly) when you wash your hands or get your hands wet from other activities. Fwiw, this is one of the better values I’ve experienced on Amazon.

Good thing it comes with 6 protectors. I've had them for a month now, and just put on the 5th one. Did some yard work and don't recall bumping my watch on anything. Dang thing is already torn, again. So, if you're active at all outside, I'd say these aren't worth the money if you have to purchase every month. Is my watch face scratched yet, no, but I keep having to replace the protector because it keeps tearing off a bit, and then starts separating more and more, attracting dust/dirt. I need something better.

There are many companies who make TPU protection for watches. Some alter the way the watch face looks. Others feel sticky. Some are very difficult to put on. This one was none of those.When looking at my Pixel 3 45mm, you can't even see that the screen protector is there as the display is just as crisp as without. The only way to feel that it's there is if you go searching on the side, then you can feel the slight lip. Of course you're going to feel a slight lip - you just put a film on the screen! :)Great product! Definitely recommend.