(8-Pack) Screen Protector for Fitbit Inspire 2 Screen Protector [Flexible Clear Film] Case Friendly Accessories

My Inspire2 takes a serious beating during CrossFit workouts. It gets scraped on the ground, smashed by kettle bells, sweated on. The Rinoskin takes all the beating, it may get scratched, occasionally torn, but all you have to do is replace it with a new one, the actual screen of my Fitbit is perfect, as good as new. Made my purchase 8 months ago, and I am on my 4 screen from the 8 pack. Highly recommended.

I really like this Fit Inspire 2 screen protector. Was simple to put on. Not sure that you need so much water and soap as they recommend for such a small strip. I used warm water and liquid gel hand soap. When you first dip and apply it it's not going to stick at all. But what I do recommend is that after you apply it you need to let the strip dry about 10 mins. After every 5 mins after make adjustments to the strip like straightening it out and pressing the strip closer to the corners for better adhesiveness. Just keep gently pressing around the edges and you will see it slowly starting to stick. Took about a good 3 hours before it was dried enough. Best to make all adjustments before it fully dries. But the true test will be how long will it stick will determine if is a good product or just ok. But only time will tell. But for now it seems to be sticking well. They give you a 16 strips so to apply another won't be a big deal for the price. Much better than having a scratched up Fitbit screen. But once dried I couldn't tell that I had applied anything at all crystal clear and bubble free!

The application instructions are easy to follow and it went on perfectly. It even hid the previous scratches on my watch screen. Only complaint is these screens are even more sensitive to scratches and show them much more obviously than without the screens. Not a huge deal, as the protective screens are cheap and easy to replace. Would repurchase.

I'm very pleased with the Rinogear screen protector for my Fitbit Inspire 2. I had scratched up the screen on my last fitbit so I wanted to protect my new one before I started wearing it. It was very easy to follow the video that shows how to install the screen protector (the video is for a different fitbit, but the application works the same way) and once it finished drying the application was perfect - no air bubbles or streaks. I did have to press down the edges several times to get them to stick to the curved surface but they finally stuck down securely. I can't attest to the durability as I've just started wearing the new fitbit, but based on my experience so far I would recommend this product.

I've read a lot of reviews on this product before I purchased it with negative comments, stating that it doesn't adhere to the curved edge. I highly suggest looking for a tutorial on the application. It is very simple, but it takes time to dry and will seem as if it's not adhering properly. You truly need to give it a day to fully dry.I just applied my second protector (the first one lasted a couple months for me, as I am always knocking into something) it's been about 30 min and the edges are still curled in. Every 15 min or so I check in it and attempt to press it down smooth. It is almost perfect at this point. I've attached a photo to see where I'm at in the process.Again, this WILL dry and adhere properly within the next hour.

I only just applied it last night so I’ll have to come back in awhile to comment on how well it was adhered and the durability, but I felt commenting on the install was important enough to mention now.The “easy install” was not easy.First of all, getting to the instructional video was a pain because they kept wanting me to sign up for a warranty which required me to go back and get the Amazon order number and give my personal info. Declining it for the sake of getting to the video was a farce because “decline” took you to the same page as “accept”. So you have to give them your contact info just to have access to the video.Second, the video wasn’t for the Fitbit inspire 2, it was for a different kind of Fitbit with a flat surface. Applying the protector to a flat surface looks super easy, but the inspire 2 has curved edges which is waaaay more difficult. Even with warm water, the protector doesn’t soften enough to contour to the edges and I came *thisclose* to just trimming the stupid thing. It’s a good thing they give you 8 protectors, because I went through 3 to get it right. HOWEVER, 3 of the protectors (that I didn’t use) have indents in them from manufacturing, so I’m not even sure they’re usable.After several tries, I ended up going through reviews to see if anyone else had this problem and I found a comment that said they had to continually push down on the edges as it dried.What I ended up doing was dip it in the “solution”- soapy water- and centered it was best I could while smoothing out the bigger bubbles. Don’t even try to push down the edges at this point, it just slides around on the surface. Let it dry for about 15 minutes until it stops sliding. Push down of the edges, let it dry some more. Push down the edges, let it dry some more. Push down the edges, let it dry some more. I had to be on top of it so it didn’t harden and cure while the edges weren’t adhered yet. Eventually it got to the point that I felt it was adhered enough that I could rub it without sliding. So for AN HOUR I used the microfiber cloth to continually rub the edges to smooth them as best as I could. When I felt it was as good as it was going to get, I set it aside and let it dry overnight.There were microbubbles, like they said there would be, that were gone by morning, like they said would happen. So at least THAT part of the instructional video was accurate.Also note, the video begins by saying to turn to the Fitbit off. After a google search, I found out that the inspire 2 DOESN’T turn off, so I put it in water lock mode to be safe.I checked it out this morning, and it looks pretty good. There’s a few teeny tiny areas on the edges that look SLIGHTLY lifted. I included pics and circled the areas, though you probably won’t see them well. They’re more obvious IRL. Considering how tiny dust is, I’m mildly concerned that they’ll look grungy in time.The adhesion does look good, but I’ll hold off on updating the review until I’ve worn it for awhile.

Great screen protector. Very easy to apply. Just take hot water and add dish soap mix it up and then dunk the screen protector into it and shake off the water. Then simply place it over the watch face and it pretty much does the rest itself although you will have to move it around into place. To be honest I was a little nervous That I would somehow mess it up. However I was pleasantly surprised how easy it was to apply. It’s a good value and good quality. Good luck!

So far so good. Video instructions are great.

Strangest application process I’ve ever done. If you aren’t aware of a wet application, check it out first before you buy these. Second to that, these don’t even fit the FitBit Inspire2. Definitely getting a refund on these and hoping you save your money on them!

I bought the Inspire 2 screen protector and it was too big.. had to cut it down but it doesn’t look “clean” and will probably lift. Not returning because I can’t find any other protector that isn’t that plastic cover thing they sell on Amazon.I would suggest cutting the protector while it is still on the packaging paper