Review on 📱 Spigen ProFlex EZ FIT 44mm Screen Protector for Apple Watch 6, SE, 5, and 4 - 2 Pack: Ultimate Protection for Your Device by Jessica Erwin

I bought the EZ Fit from Spigen because their iPhone screen protector works so well. Unfortunately, the Apple Watch version doesn't install as easily without bubbles. But please read on and I'll explain what I did to get the perfect bubble-free seal. The screen protector is applied with a mold that aligns it perfectly, just like the iPhone. That's a big plus for this product as leveling is something that many people struggle with when applying a protective film. The Apple Watch screen protector applies easily due to mold, but when you ran your finger over the top of the applicator that presses the screen protector against the watch face, I noticed bubbles around the edges. Air bubbles that actually work, but the bubbles will form again. I decided to keep trying but to no avail and then let it sit overnight to see if the blisters would go away like many similar products do. To my surprise, the blisters were still there with no sign of changing. I used the scraper again and was able to remove the bubbles easily, but they quickly reappeared. Then I understood why this was happening. The screen protector has a durable dark frame with pre-curved rounded edges to match your Apple Watch. It's a beautiful design because once it's applied it's hard to tell there's anything on it. not escape. So here's what I did to fix it. Gently pull the edge of the screen protector near the bubbles and it will begin to peel off the screen. Gently pull until you're past the bubble area, then begin to put it back down by rubbing your finger from left to right while putting it back down. This allows the flat portion of the screen protector to form a seal before sealing the outer edge, eliminating 100% of bubbles. I then repeated this for the bottom edge and now I have a bubble free screen protector. Although the installation may take some time. a little more effort compared to the iPhone version, if you follow the instructions above you will get a perfect seal and no bubbles. I prefer the hard outer edge of this screen protector as it is integrated to match the rounded edges of the Apple Watch meaning there are no hard edges on the watch's flat surface. Great product when learning how to deal with trapped blisters. Hope this helps everyone. I've added some images to show that the flat part of the screen has no edges due to the rigid design of the outer edge. PS I would rate it higher but one of the two screen protectors that came with my kit was defective with an embedded scratch or damage. It was obvious before I even applied it, so I only received a working screen protector when I bought it. I guess it's rare and maybe I can somehow get a free screen from Spigen. We will see.