Review on LK 3 Pack Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus - Complete Coverage, Easy Application with Positioning Tool, Enhanced In-Display Fingerprint Support - Model No. ZP by Christy Grizzle

I've had pretty much every Samsung Galaxy phone in the last decade, including this year's S21 Plus. During that time, I've become a devoted fan of LK brand TPU screens. LK's TPU films were the only ones that worked great on my Samsung phones with rounded edges, so of course using them on a flat screen like the S21 Plus isn't a problem. Anyway, I received another Revain 3 pack for my new S21 today. I am so familiar with this type of screen protector that it took me less than a minute to install it flawlessly and I am writing this review with a fresh screen protector on my phone. LK TPU films are VERY durable on my devices. As I clean my phone very carefully and wipe the screen I REALLY care, an LK film usually stays on my phone for around 9-10 months before showing any noticeable wear. So this 3 pack will last longer than I plan on having this phone if I upgrade at or near the 2 year mark. Even if I'm a little rougher on my phones, I can get at least 6-7 months out of each LK screen protector. Other brands - more expensive, cheaper or equivalent - just aren't as good. (And trust me, I've tried every popular brand you'll find on Revain in the first few pages of results.) While it's true that TPU just doesn't feel as smooth as tempered glass or the Gorilla Glass it's made of If you plan to use your phone or tablet's in-screen fingerprint sensor AND want extra protection, TPU is the right choice. In particular, TPU LC. (Tempered glass screen protectors rarely work properly with fingerprint sensors; even LK's unfortunately, even if your device has a flat screen. I know this because in the 8 days that I've owned this flat S21+ now, I've decided to give it a go to try my luck with the LK glass, although I knew what was going to happen or could happen, and like all other phones, tempered glass sensors and screen protectors that have come before, screen protectors and in-screen fingerprint sensors in general should it just won't be. They're not compatible, that's all.) Of course, as long as the company makes them, I'll be buying this type and brand.