Review on Protector Compatible RinoGear Friendly Accessory by Heather Oliver

These screen protectors are a nightmare to use. While I can't say I've ever enjoyed putting a screen protector on a device, it's definitely an all-time low. I literally wasted the first one trying to use their "drops of dish soap in a cup of water" credit card method. That being said, after throwing one away as a disaster and the second due to microbubbles (which didn't go away in 24 hours as the instructions say), the third time was really nice. The third screen protector from the pack I applied without dish soap, and while I still felt uncomfortable applying it, it adhered evenly and evenly with a silicone spatula. The microbubbles dissipated after 24 hours and touch sensitivity did not change. This isn't a tempered glass screen protector, so it doesn't look exactly like your screen, but with the curvature of an Apple Watch if you want the entire screen protected. seems like a necessary sacrifice. For one thing, the protector is almost invisible (which I like). I haven't dropped or scratched my watch with it, so I can't really speak about the protective performance, but I can say that my watch didn't have any scratches on the face and that there are benefits to having a protective film. some peace of mind. I would say this screen protector is pretty average. Best of all is how well it blends visually with the watch: I doubt anyone will know you're wearing this protector unless you let them know. One final note: if you're the type of person who frequently takes on and off a bumper cover (I like wearing it in the pool, but I'm not worried about everyday use), you may find that the corners of your screen protector are starting to peel off : That was my experience. That's probably the case with most screen protectors, and to their credit there are quite a few in this pack. I suspect if you have a bumper cover but don't put it on and take it off often, it's probably not a problem at all.