Review on Spigen Tempered Protector Designed Friendly Accessories & Supplies by Fernando Beck

I've always used a screen protector on our phones. As soon as the glass bottles came out, I saved them. They fit much better and are much easier to put on. But this method worked very well. First, the phone was a bit dusty to begin with, so I followed their cleaning procedure. I didn't have to use the stickers as I didn't see any dust on them after cleaning them with the supplied wet wipe (I'm assuming it's alcohol based). I followed the instructions which were pretty clear and they held up great. I used a mop just in case, but it looks like I didn't need it. When the second phone arrived I didn't clean it at all. I took off the white protector Apple sent me and put it on immediately. Here's what I recommend if it's possible for you. The longer you leave your phone unprotected, the more likely it is for dust to cling to it. It has an interesting sticker in the middle. My guess is that moving the center of the screen first helps eliminate air pockets. I didn't get anything so you could say it worked? It may be a gimmick, but this one isn't really more expensive than all the others. Spigen makes some pretty good cases and seems to make a name for itself with good design and quality for the price. I got one of their cases and also a Youmaker case because I bought them for $2 with a crazy coupon. Spigen One is better, although Youmaker seems to be good too. If you're looking for a screen protector, this one is pretty good. If you have two phones, cool. If not then you have a backup, great. You should already have one handy. Eventually you're going to break this thing. Nothing hurts, but you will see a crack in the protective glass. So undress and move. Then buy another fuse. Hey, at least you didn't break your screen! (Of course the screen takes a lot longer to break than this one)