Review on 📱 Power Theory Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Screen Protector Film [2-pack] - Flexible Anti-Scratch Film, Full Coverage, Case Friendly [Not Glass] by David Skyline

The overall feel of the profile is good - it doesn't interfere with touch, fingerprint reader or touch. As much as I'd like to blame phone makers for their useless rounded-edge designs that seem to grace every model these days - I also have to blame guard makers for implying that their product matches those useless rounded-edges. I watched the installation video - several times. Over the years I've used countless screen protectors in a variety of materials and designs and found some that worked and others that didn't. This screen protector belongs to a category of screen protectors that have proven unsuccessful. No matter how perfectly matched your defender is; and no matter how carefully you clean and protect; and no matter how many times you try to get the edges of this protector to stick to the curved edges - it will inevitably bounce. In fact, on the second of two protectors, I left my phone on it with a towel and some books for almost a full day to try and adjust the protector to the curved edges. All this was in vain - within a few hours, if not minutes, the margins grew. After the first random trip into my bag, these edges were beautifully covered with lint and other junk found in bags. In short, these cases are a waste of time and money. My search for the perfect cover continues. I wish phone makers would just get rid of the pointless curved edges.