Spigen NeoFlex Screen Protector [TPU Film] Designed for Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus (2019)(2 Pack)

Very easy to installI will tell you just a few points that I experiencedInstall after you see the help videoI wiped the table with a damp cloth, then spread the wipe under my phone so that the lint on the table did not move on the surface of the phone.I followed the instructions, I just think spray more than 10 times on the protective surface and also on the screen of the phone. In this case, after placing the screen protector, you can shake it more easily.Anyway, I did it after spraying 10 times, it was a bit difficult to move, but I finally did it.There are no bubbles and despite the fact that it is said that you will have a clean screen after 24 hours, I see a very beautiful image after about 1 hour.There are no bubbles left and the image quality is very high.5 minutes after installing the fingerprint sensor, it worked even faster than before without the need for re-identification.Very easy to install, of course, if you pay attention to all the points in the guide video and try to clean your desk, your hands are clean and wet and do not do this where there is air flow.It has very good adhesion, the curved edges of the phone are very well installed and no detachment can be seen.The fingerprint sensor also works great.I installed this protector on the Samsung S10 Plus with the Otterbox case, without any problems.Thank you very much Spigen.

I wish I could count the number of screen protection devices I have used to date, having had Blackberries, iPhones and now on my third Samsung device. The hardest to install bar none have been on the Samsung due to the curvature of the screen. Usually I just it installed at purchase because those people do these alot and are fast and efficient at installing properly. In this case my existing Zagg case was getting bubbles after a year or so. Submitted for warranty replacement and got the InvisibleShield version instead of the glass one. Install wasn't difficult but they don't use a wet install nor the alignment device so here is hoping you are lucky getting it right the first time. Instructions for the Zagg did say you could remove and replace if not aligned properly but when you do that I couldn't get rid of the air bubbles on the edges. Sigh, no one likes air bubbles....So I get on Amazon looking for an alternative I can try and I find this Spigen Neoflex screen protector for what is a no brainer price to try. Amazon delivered in one day, so I installed it last night in less than 5 minutes... And that involved removing the cover, spraying again and reinstalling because I wasn't happy with the alignment, no issues there. Easiest install in my life (use plenty of spray) and bubbles were easy to squeegee out and adhesion was great on curved screen. Save yourself $$, time and headache, the reviews are good because the product is good, easy to install and works.

This is a fine screen protector. Yes, if you a phone (like my S10+) that has slightly curved edges, you'll need a screen protector like this one that can handle the curve. I previously tried one of the inflexible glass ones only to realize that they don't really provide full screen coverage. The instructions for this protector tell you to put it on while your case is on, but I'm not really sure why. I guess it's to make sure it's lined up perfectly with the edges of the case? I tried it both ways - with the case on, and with it off (the package contains two screen protectors). I found it easier with the case off. For one thing, it's easier to make sure the phone is completely clean and free of all smudges, cat hair, etc with the case off. Secondly, alignment isn't all that difficult - there's a cutout for the front camera, and after that, just make sure it's straight and even. Their instructions have you spray your (very clean) hands and the sticky side of the protector with a sprayer included in the box. I assume it's distilled water, it has no smell or residue. Having everything wet at first makes it a little easier to slide the protector around a bit to make sure it's all lined up. Then you squeegee the water out from under and stick the sides down, and you're done.They tell you to 're-register' your fingerprints, but I haven't found that necessary. With the new protector in place, you can see that it has a slight 'orange-peel' texture to the surface. You know, kind of like a mediocre paint finish on a car. It's not noticeable when looking at it straight on, but at an angle it is. Not sure if that's on purpose, or to make it a little more durable or what, but it's just not what I was expecting. Maybe it hides smudges better? Anyway, it's a good system - the curved edges seem to want to come unstuck a little every now and then, but a little press down and they're stuck down again. Overall, it's a good buy.

I've had my S10+ since it was released in 2019 and since then, I've had the same case on it, the Spigen Tough Armor.Not sure why I never went with this Spigen screen protector but instead have tried a whole slew of other flexible screen protectors. All installed easily but invariably, bubbles formed, edges lifted, dust gathered, or dings appeared in the surface. I think the issue with the previous ones might have been that they were just that touch too big with this case. So far with this Spigen protector, it installs easily enough and I can clearly see that there is enough clearance all around and doesn't touch the case edges. So less chance of it coming off at the edges. Clarity is good and the fingerprint reader works well. One thing I do not like about it is that its not oleophobic really. Even after moderate use, finger prints show up all over. But I'll manage as I think this will hopefully stay on and protect the screen longer than the others.