Review on Spigen Tempered Protector AlignMaster Designed by Mike Goodwin

If you look at this and compare it to no name brands you might be wondering the value of two packs of Spigen compared to a 4 pack no name. The Spigen option is more cost-effective because you're much less likely to make a mistake during installation. This is the third brand of screen protector I've used on this phone, but it's the first that fits absolutely perfectly on the first try. All of the stamps I've used included alignment frames, but this is the only one that has proven effective. . Also, it's the only product that comes with its own microfiber towel instead of the usual "drying towel". The screen cleaning cloth was also of significantly higher quality. If you get one of the others you can open the "Step 1 Wet Wipe" and find that it's not wet at all because it was just shrink wrapped in cheap paper for who knows how long. This cloth really worked, I didn't feel the need to bring out my own cleaner. There are complaints in reviews that it's too small, but the size is due to the Pixel 4a's curved glass. This glass covers the entire LCD but does not extend beyond it. Some other protectors are larger, but even a slight bulge over the curve of the screen increases the likelihood of it loosening and causing problems, which is what happened with my last protector. Unless you have a case and don't specifically examine your screen to see if the edge of the glass is showing, you'll never notice.