Compatible With 2013-2024 Ford Tempered Glass Screen Protector 8 Inch, 9H Car Navigation Display Protector, F-150 F250 F350 F450 Sync2 Sync3 Escape Expedition

Being my family’s IT guy has given me an opportunity to try every type of screen protector out there over the past decade. From my experience you want tempered glass with multiple layers, oleophobic coating, and you want it thick. Anti glare coating eventually rubs off and looks awful. Beveled edges catch the light and look distracting. Thin protectors break easy and get bubbles during install. Car: 2017 Ford Fusion Sport with the Sync 3 Sony factory 12 speaker system + factory NAV This screen protector is the only one for Sync 3 that checks all those boxes so I gave it a try and I’m so glad I did. It’s crystal clear, nice and thick, and hardly reflective. Install was easy since it’s so thick. Just get one edge started and it’ll suction itself to the screen with no bubbles as it lays itself against the screen. I did a test fit and saw that it has about .75mm clearance all the way around so I used two credit cards to get the spacing right and that worked great. It came out exactly centered and the small gap isn’t noticeable at all with the screen on. I actually like that the gap is there so I can easily peel it off if I ever need to. I’ve used it for one day now and I can say that it doesn’t show finger prints or glare AT ALL. Yes, it’s glass so it’s reflective but oil from your fingers is what reflects glare so I’ve learned that as long as you keep tempered glass clean it won’t show any glare. Just give it a wipe every month when you clean your windows and it’ll stay good as new. Overall this is a great upgrade for the Sync 3 system. It makes the screen appear to be glass so it looks a lot more expensive and high quality than the factory semi-matte plastic screen. Will be much easier to keep clean as well. Highly recommended.

This is a great fit for my 2013 Ford Escape. Easy installation from cleaning the screen to applying the screen protector. There were a couple of bubbles, but they eventually disappeared. To me, it's worth the price...it's very clear, no glare and you can't even tell it's there.

Screen clarity is much better! Touch sensitivity is about the same as before. There's some glare in direct sunlight, but it's overall better than the constant glare and fingerprint issues of the SYNC2 screen without a glass protector. Cleaning fingerprints is much easier now. Install was a little difficult. Like others have mentioned, use two credit cards at the bottom to help position. I'd have a helper present, too. I'd also recommend using phone screen installation stickers (or masking tape) to make little handles to help you move it into position easier. I got a small piece of fuzz right in the center of the screen during install that led to a small air bubble. However, I was happy to see that the bubble disappeared after a few days. So if it happens to you, don't fret!

I bought this to fit the touch screen of my 2013 F-150 King Ranch. It fits almost perfectly with just a little bit of gapping around the edges. The glass is crisp and clear, and the touch controls work just fine; maybe need just a tad more pressure. But the best part of all is that it looks great. It doesn't collect dust or fingerprints nearly as bad as the factory screen, and wipes crystal clear with a couple of swipes of a microfiber cloth.

No issues installing this at all, but I also have lots of experience doing screen protectors on phones, as well as car vinyl. Install tips 1, As others have mentioned, this is slightly smaller than the bezel of the screen, so a credit card or two is very helpful to get it mostly centered. 2, someone else complained that they could not get the air bubbles out, and another said they couldn't get the protector to move because it stuck too quickly. When you go to place the protector on the screen, place a credit card on the bottom edge, and the drop the protector onto the screen. DO NOT PRESS DOWN ONTO THE SCREEN. The protector should be on the screen, but not sticking to it yet. Once you have it centered where you want it, press down in the middle of the screen, and slowly make your way out in a circular motion. That should eliminate most of the bubbles. Any others should be near the edge, and easy to deal with.

This went on like a charm! I've installed a lot of tempered glass screen protectors on my phone's over the years so I already knew what to do. However that being said, the packaging only kind of came with instructions. They were very vague instructions that somebody who's never really installed a tempered glass screen protector before would not have been able to understand. It did come as a sort of kit, it came with an alcohol wipe and a microfiber cloth to clean the installation site before putting on the screen protector. THIS DID NOT COME WITH AN INSTALLATION TOOL. Most tempered glass screen protectors will come with a cardboard squeegee that's got a padded cloth side to help you work out the bubbles. This did not come with one at all so please be advised that you will need one before installing this. I simply held one side of the screen protector in one hand and use the pad of my finger on the other to slowly rub the screen protector as it went on. I'm not sure if this tends to go on without bubbles or if my method worked but by the time installation was complete I didn't have any bubbles to work out. This also didn't exactly cover my whole screen, it covered the part of my screen that glows and the part that will be touched - barely. I highly recommend measuring your screens before buying this product! It is not universal.

Everything is perfect. The color pops brighter and sharper. Fingerprints is almost non existent and you don't need to clean as often. The screen makes everything look HD. This is easy to apply and sticks on on its own. Dont worry about the air bubbles, it will disappear on it's own.