IQShield Screen Protector Compatible with Galaxy S10 6.1 (2-Pack)(Case Friendly) Anti-Bubble Clear TPU Film (NOT Compatible with Verizon Samsung S10 5G 6.7 inch)

I haven't been using this brand on this phone very long, but I've used this brand in the past and have always been happy. I left the one that came installed on the phone on at first, but it only took a week to get scratched up and damaged. I put this on and it had bubbles all over. I was so frustrated and thought for sure I'd have to get another one installed. Nope! Within two days, all of the air bubbles were gone. It's got a slightly grippy feeling, which I actually prefer to smooth glass. Other people may not like this, I would assume. It resists fingerprints more than regular glass or the cover that came on the phone. It does seem to be self healing. I guess time will tell as to how long it lasts, but at least there are free replacements. I'd much rather have the protection than not. It only sightly reduces the quality of the screen, but again, it's worth it to me. My last Galaxy got scratched up quite easily once I took off the screen protector, even though they claim the glass is pretty resistant. It wound up decreasing the value of the phone on trade in my quite a bit. I would recommend this shield and also the company. They are responsive and it's good customer service. I used a different brand for my son's tablet that claimed it had free exchanges, however I couldn't figure out how to get ahold of them when I needed a new one, so I gave up and bought a different brand to replace it.

I'm a huge fan of IQ Shield. Ive put them on my last 4 Samsungs, and my daughter's 3 iphones. Every screen stayed immaculate. In the first pic I attached is a new IQ I just put on my Galaxy S10. In the second is a year old IQ on my S9. Every ripple in the old one was a potential screen scratch (btw you really dont see the ripples during use. I angled the shot for effect). The third is the s9 with IQ just removed. Its flawless.Will IQ protect against a direct hard impact? Doubtful. If your phone will be in that jeopardy, then its best to go with a full containment case.As far as daily use I dont even see the shield is there. It feels like the native screen to me. There is no loss of sensitivity i.e. fingerprint reader. You can clean it with windex, alcohol or water.Its not hard to install. You just really want make sure the screen is dust free. Pro tip: do it in a steamy bathroom. It minimizes static and keeps dust particles down.Customer Service: I wasnt happy with the adhesion to the one I installed on my S10. I wrote to IQ and they sent me a new kit no questions asked. Just like they promise.You get 2 shields per kit. My second one in the original was fine. Its great to have 2 because you may want a new one after a year or so If you keep your phones long and they spend time in your pockets.I only write reviews in two situations. If I hate it or love it. I love IQ Shield.

Since the S10 is still very new, it'll probably be a bit longer before we start seeing any tempered glass screen protectors that will still work with the fingerprint scanner. I picked this up since I have used IQ Shield for my Switch and its still looking good, and the screen protector on the S10 is complete garbage. Thankfully this screen protector meets my current needs. I think it'll do for most people, but its not perfect:Pros:-Cheap-Works with fingerprint scanner-More durable than the standard one the phone comes with-Easy to applyCons:-Isn't going to protect from a drop, just scratching (not really the fault of the screen protector, you'd need tempered glass for that)-This is more just an issue with trying to apply any screen protector to the curved edges, but I CANNOT get the edges totally sealed against the glass. No matter how hard or long I pressed on the edges, there was still a very very very thin line along the edge where it wasn't sticking. Honestly, the only way I can see getting around this is if the cover was manufactured to already be curved or stronger adhesive (but then you have other issues with phone damage).-Instructions need to be more clear. No specific times are noted just "when it dries" or "few hours". Its difficult to tell when the adhesive has dried and the difference between 2-3 or 3-4 hours is a huge difference and can be the difference between ready for use and still too fresh to use without messing it up.All-in-all, you can't really beat this protector for this price and IQ shield has already proven they can do a fine job on both my Switch and Charge 3, so I'd consider them reliable.