📱 Supershieldz (3 Pack) Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 9.7 inch Screen Protector - Anti Glare/Anti Fingerprint Shield, Matte Finish Review

A screen protector has never been so difficult to apply. I tried to give it a thorough cleaning but with great difficulty got rid of the bubbles. After going through all three, I got another screen protector that installed without any problems on the first try.

Terrible product. Difficult to install, two pieces tore when removing the plastic cover for installation. The third had persistent blisters after installation, even after checking for dust particles. I will never buy a SupershieldZ product again.

Checked them all and still had blisters. And I bought 2 packs, that's 6 screens. I have installed many of these screen protectors and they usually come through easily. What a waste. They also don't give you small cloths to clean up. You won't just keep going! Don't waste your money.

I want to give this a high rating, the glare control is amazing and looks and feels good. BUT! This is for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 and can be used with the S Pen Tab, but each time the stylus is used it leaves indelible marks and marks on this protective film. I've tried using soft tips but the results are the same. Now the marks are visible with normal use of the screen so I need to remove the protective film from the screen.

The screen protector is easy to apply and really helps reduce screen glare. I've never been a fan of glossy coated screen protectors - I love the matte finish of these. The first thing I applied had to be thrown away because somehow a patch of villi got between the screen and the protective film; it doesn't matter since it comes with 3. I will probably be buying my mum an S3 here for Christmas soon and will most likely use the extra screen protector that comes with her tablet. Bookmark this…

They work great. However, you must be sure that you are working in a fairly dust-free environment. And most importantly, do it right the first time. I've found that trying to reposition any of them will inevitably generate enough static electricity to attract dust particles large enough to create bubbles. I want to emphasize the importance of planning ahead. It took me three tries to find the perfect fit. Here's what I found. . . 1. Try to do this in as dust-free an environment as possible. At…