Review on 🔍 Clear 4 Pack LϟK Tempered Glass & Camera Lens Protector for Samsung Galaxy Note 20 - Ultrasonic Fingerprint Supported by Randy Brimmer

The fingerprint scanner WORKS BUT as follows. You have options, the method my mom used and the method I used. We both have exactly the same coverage. Mine: I got a screen protector, put it on, loved it, and then it hurt when it didn't scan my finger. I almost threw it away in anger! But I tried changing the sensitivity (a basic step as all screen protectors need it) then I went in and deleted the registered prints and tried to add them again. It was a pain in the ass! You should try about 5 million times as he will tell you "harder" like an unhappy partner! but eventually he will start reading it. The downside for me is that I had 3 fingerprints for the different ways I pick my phone and the madness starts over for EVERY fingerprint you add. Smash, smash and smash your finger on the screen until it picks it up. I think he expects you to fix the problem and after a while he just adapts to you. Bc yes after the print is FINALLY registered it's quite easy to read. But a bit stubborn at first. Give it 1 or 2 read attempts, but after a few unlocks (perhaps normal days of use) it also gets used to it and adjusts to read normally. My mother's method: So the principle is the same, only in reverse. It adapts to invalid input if it is consistent. So her fingerprints were on her hands and she didn't take them off. She just struggled with the reader to temporarily unlock the phone. And just like adding, he'll hit you in the middle after a while. This takes a little longer, but is less of a nuisance for some than having to struggle through consecutive clicks to add a new fingerprint. I still wouldn't buy it again but apparently ALL protectors have this problem in my search. All of them claim to work, and the reviews say this is a dirty lie. And I hate treads with holes 😒. Even their temporary cover from buying a new phone had a hole. So I don't think they expected us to cover that. In the end, I blame Samsung.