Spigen Tempered Glass Screen Protector [GlasTR AlignMaster] designed for Pixel 5 (2020) - 2 Pack

Absolutely love these screen protectors!!! I just looked them up in my purchase history so I could reorder, and it looks like I've bought a pack once a year. I work in construction so the fact that a screen protector can last me 6 months (there's two in each pack) is amazing! Love how it includes everything needed to clean your phone, align the glass, and squeeze out any bubbles. Takes no time at all. Doesn't affect my touch screen or any other capabilities, and it's so clear, I honestly forget I even have it on until it's time to replace. On top of all that, the price is unbeatable!

I'm a perfectionist. I hate an uncentered screen protector. Even more, I hate any dust or bubbles under the screen. A sometimes impossible task to acheive, as it seems the second you go to apply a protector, a tiny piece of dust gets sucked in. With my previous screen protector, I wasted two of the three pieces of glass becaue of their unusual ability to suck in dust. The final peice stuck without any issue... until a few days ago. The protector did it's job, but now it was cracked and need replacing.I orded the Spigen unit based on the overwheming number of reviews and the alignment tool. After it arrived, I spent what seemed like forever cleaning the phone glass and picking off tiny dust specs that would appear as soon as I thought I was done. I finally got it dust free and I carefully placed the alignment tool. I readied the protective glass, did one last check for dust, and using the tool, placed the screen protector in the alignment tool. I followed the directions and perfectly mounted the screen protector on the first attempt. I pressed out any remaining bubbles with the provided squeegy tool and much to my amazement, no dust and perfect alignment.I can see that the screen protector has tiny bubbles at the top and bottom where my Pixel 5's screen glass start to curve too the bevel. Sligtly annoying to a perfectionist, but not an issue and barely visible witout really looking. (Honestly, I really only see them when the screen is off and black when under lights.)From what I can tell, the protector covers the Pixel 5's digitizer screen perfectly. (My last protector only went to the edge and ever so slightly distorted the final row of pixels arount the screen. - Not so with the Spigen.)5 stars all around so far. I'll report back and adjust if I have any issues or durability problems in the future. Right now, I'd buy it again and recommend it as well.

Very rare that anything exceeds my expectations, but this Spigen tempered glass screen protector did!! A couple of bucks more but well worth it. I had never put on a tempered glass screen protector and had limited prior success plastic screen protectors. This product went on flawlessly with no muss or fuss!!

Woked perfectly!

I just installed one of these on my pixel 5 earlier today and it was an easy process, I got a lint free application on the first try and it took about 15 minutes. The included application tools worked well and the screen protector seems good. It is very clear and does not seem to effect the sensitivity of my phone screen.The only issue that I have is that the protector is slightly smaller then the screen almost exactly the same size as the lighted part of the screen, so I can see a narrow band of distortion on both sides of the screen where the edges of the screen protector act as a prism. I see why they did not make the protector cover the whole screen as the pixel 5 screen curves slightly at the edges so if the screen protector went all of the way to the edge it probably would try to peel up. But I do think that it they could improve this issue significantly by making the protector slightly larger by like 0.5-1.0 mm, so it would extended slightly beyond the lighted part of the screen. This is a pretty minor issue and I think that I will get used to it after a while. I will update this review if I have any issues with it breaking of scratching.When I applied the screen protector I pretty much just followed the instructions on the included card but here's the process I used:I put on rubber gloves, cleaned the phone well, wiped it off with one of the included wipes, used one of the included stickers to remove all dust under a bright light, put the included guide frame on the phone, peeled the backing off of the screen protector and dropped it into frame, pressed down on the protector from top to bottom, took off the frame, used the included tool to press out the bubbles from the center out, peeled off the top stickers, and it was done.

I tried a variety of screen protectors about 8-10 years ago, but I didn't like the way they looked, felt, or how finnicky they were to install, so I gave up on them altogether. Flash forward to now: I purchased a Pixel 5 and I figured I'd try to protect it a little better than I did with my last phone.I assume there are still junk screen protectors out there, but wow, this one is completely different than what I experienced a decade ago. The installation was a million times easier with the guide tool, the screen doesn't have that weird shimmer or filmy look to it, and it has a very satisfying feel when tapping or swiping around. I'm really, really impressed by it so far.The bad: the edges of the protector are a teeny bit unsightly and reflected light seems slightly harsher than the naked Pixel screen. However, these are big time nitpicks, and the issues are not pronounced at all.What I'll be looking out for: the long term durability of the adhesive and the robustness of the protector to maintain a pleasant appearance/feel if it gets scratched or dinged.I hardly ever write reviews, but thought I'd drop one for this purchase. I've only had the protector on for a couple hours, but I feel comfortable giving a positive review. If anything changes I'll give an update. One of the upsides here (if the protector fails in any way) is that Spigen provides a second protector, which is a nice peace of mind.