Review on 📱 amFilm Glass Screen Protector for Google Pixel 3 (3 Pack) - Premium Tempered Glass Protection (2018) by Chad Boho

Great protection for your money. I like the cutout design because it's easy to clean (unlike full cover models where dust can collect in the small round camera/light sensor cutouts, reducing image quality and requiring you to use a Q-tip or something to clean them). Also, it doesn't have those black top/bottom bands (never figured out why). I've previously had a Caseology (for the reasons above) with a more symmetrical cutout than amFilm, but I found that when I opened the top menu with my right thumb, my thumb got stuck in the sharp edge of the screen protector, so it would be very annoying and even painful if I did it again and again (I know you can use the fingerprint reader to swipe down menus, but I don't like using it). With amFilm, while the design isn't symmetrical, it does offer more coverage on the top-right side of the screen, where my thumb naturally reaches (no more snagging on the edge of the guard, and pulling out the top menu is now buttery smooth). . Camera lenses/light sensor remain exposed for optimal performance and easy cleaning. Caseology comes with a plastic guide to help with installation, but I found that even with use, the protective film was slightly torn off. The film had tabs at the top and bottom to hold onto to install by hand. I found this better so I can adjust exactly where I want to place it. I recommend going into your phone's display settings and putting your phone to sleep after at least 5 minutes of inactivity, switching to a screen that's mostly blank/white like the Chrome home screen, and removing the screen protector around the edges of the white part of screen to align. Screen. If you look at the screen at an angle it appears that it doesn't completely cover the left/right edges of the screen, but you'll find that it's perfectly aligned edge-to-edge if you look straight ahead (although the caseology is actually slightly narrower leaving annoying uncovered bars on either side This reduces usable screen real estate and is extremely annoying when trying to emphasize words close to the edge of the screen Most companies claim this is normal and that wider ones they would have a problem with Bubbles/dust getting underneath due to behind the internal curve of the Pixel 3 screen, but less so on amFilm). amFilm is $3 cheaper and you get 1 more protection than Caseology. Not to mention that one of the two protectors I received from Caseology was defective, giving me only one chance to get it right. When installing amFilm, I screwed up the first one because someone called me, but it gave me a chance to test the strength of the glass. I barely bent the used Caseology and it broke easily (which explains why it broke so easily in the first place). Significantly more bending force was required to break the amfilm sheet. After installing it, I didn't notice any performance degradation. It's crisp, smooth and responsive. I felt smoother lens edges, but this lens wasn't nearly as sharp as Caseology's and is much easier to live with. design criteria for what I expect from a screen protector), but the design and quality of a screen protector really makes a difference in terms of a phone's comfort and usability in the long run. This shows that not all screen protectors are created equal. I would even recommend that people buy a low quality protector just so they appreciate it a lot more. But I'm writing this review so you don't have to 😉 In general, the product is excellent. No major complaints. I would recommend it to anyone with a smaller Google Pixel 3, especially for the money.