Review on Clarium 2 Pack Screen Protector & Camera Lens Protector for iPhone 12 Pro Max (6.7'') - Premium HD Clarity Tempered Glass Film, 9H Hardness, Case Friendly - Clear by Daniel Delgado

The first thing that came to mind when I opened this product was how much you get for the price you pay. Not only do you get two screen protectors and two lens protectors, you also get an easy-to-install installation frame AND dust absorbers/stickers, and wet and dry wipes for EACH protection (ie four of each). Needless to say, Trianium didn't skimp on this set. I also appreciate that Trianium not only comes with a really helpful online installation video, but also a user/installation guide with clear instructions and great illustrations. As a viewer I can tell you that good pictures go a long way. To top it off, when you register your product with the manufacturer (registration instructions are included in the box), you receive a 2-year product warranty that includes free returns and a 180-day money-back guarantee. While no one expects to take advantage of such a guarantee, the fact that the company backs its product for the duration of a typical cell phone contract speaks volumes. Design of the mounting frame and how it integrates with the overall installation process. - Thoughtful and helpful. Protective films are easily and securely inserted into the frame without fear that you will shatter or break the glass. As a perfectionist when it comes to protecting my phone screen, I appreciate a well thought out system that will ease my OCD tendencies. :-) The only thing I doubt about the product is the lens protection material. I have no reason to believe the protection isn't perfect, but the product packaging states that the material is 'acrylic' and not the 9H glass that the screen protector is made of. On the contrary, the security label inside the box states that the protective coating consists of "sapphire coating" + four layers: a soft fiber layer, an anti-drip layer, a reinforced moisture-containing layer and a highly permeable glass layer. That sounds a lot like marketing nonsense to me, so I'd guess that the protection is actually just acrylic plastic as advertised on the packaging (and perhaps, if you give the manufacturer the right to doubt, a thin layer of glass on the outermost layer) . Either way, for less than $10 you get a great installation kit, a long return policy, and a two-year warranty. Can't complain about that!