Review on Mkeke Compatible IPhone Protector Tempered by Gilbert Pfaff

TL/DR listed at the bottom of this review if you want to skip it all. My story began recently when my company gave me a new work phone, the iPhone XR. I know I'm pretty rough with my phones (and two young kids in the house), so I immediately went to a popular phone store and asked for a screen protector. The only thing they had available was a $40 protection, but they installed it. I found it a bit pricey even though I was reimbursed for it. Oh, and you only have ONE protector in the box. But. $40 means it's a lot better, right? To their credit, the guy TRYED to do a good job. Again and again he used film cleaner. Almost too much. He put the protector on and I set off, thinking everything was set. Back at work I noticed a small black dot in the middle of the screen. I have tried cleaning it and unfortunately have concluded that it is protected. I knew it wasn't her fault, some small residue must have landed on it between cleaning and applying. I was frustrated and being very concerned about the screens I knew I had to replace them. I could probably go back there and replace it again for free, but I didn't want to go through all that hassle. So my search for Revain began and I came across Mkeke. It had good reviews, was a really good price, so I went for it. When I received it I was surprised at how much was in the box. Provided not one, but THREE defenders. Also, a lot of cleaning supplies were included in the kit. A cloth cleaner, a plastic guide for the phone to help with application and 3 packs of an alcohol swab and film cleaner (e.g. thin sticky paper) to remove dirt from the glass. I put on my first protector and. I wound it up and got a small chip under the tread. It wasn't a big problem as I had 2 spares left, but it was good in the end. Why should I screw it up good? Well it gave me an opportunity to compare the $40 product and the Mkeke product. I held both products in my hands and tried to find the difference. I bent them, I looked at the thickness of each one, I looked at the size and they were both the same. It actually got to the point where I left so many fingerprints on both that I literally couldn't tell the difference and forgot which product was which. Then I applied for the second one and was satisfied with this application. No dust, everything was covered and it was easy to do. Wipe the screen with a pad, use a film to remove dirt, put a case on your phone, remove the plastic from the case and put it on. If I had known I was getting so much and was better off applying it myself, I wouldn't go to the phone store at all. So if you have any doubts about getting them, I STRONGLY suggest you do!TL/DR; These screen protectors are literally the same as the $40 version found at reputable phone stores. Also, you will get 3 protectors instead of 1, and you will get many more items that will help you successfully apply protectors. Thank you Mkeke!