📱 2+2 Pack TOCOL Tempered Glass Screen Protector and Camera Lens Protector for Samsung Galaxy S10e - HD Clarity, Bubble-Free, Easy Installation Tray Review

This was purchased for my husband's Samsung Galaxy S10e to replace the standard plastic screen protector that came pre-installed. The install kit included everything you need and the video was very helpful. According to the installation video, the process took 5-10 minutes to install with no air bubbles. The kit also comes with 2 extra screen protectors so I have a spare if needed. Good product!

I have a Samsung Galaxy 10e and the included screen protector wore off after about 3 months. I had another tempered glass protector to replace and this other one was TERRIBLE! No instructions and it was awful! So I went in search of another. Thank goodness this one arrived! And they make the whole process really easy by guiding you to the right video setup. I have two more in the pack in case it runs out. I am completely satisfied with this screen protector!

I used to mount a lot of goggles. I always use tempered glass over plastic because they don't scratch as easily and are a lot easier to install. They also absorb most of the impact when dropped, so they break, not your expensive phone's screen. When I was looking to buy s10e screen protectors, I noticed that they come with a mounting tray. Glass screen protectors have always been easy to apply, but this tray makes a bad job impossible. The tub is almost perfectly matched to the tread so when…

I have bought (glass) screen protectors over the years, from cheaper to more expensive brands. It was by far the fastest and cleanest install I've ever experienced. The (hard) plastic guide helped me a lot! I got it right the first time with no worries. I've been cursed with the hopeless inability to install screen protectors without the horrible bubble-lint-oops. A beautiful, transparent mirror surface is another plus point. There are still no problems reading fingerprints. I definitely…

1. This screen protector does not take into account the rounded edges around the phone. You will see in several reviews that all 4 edges don't fit the phone perfectly leaving an ugly empty space around the phone. SPECIAL NOTES WHERE THE CAMERA.2. The screen protector is slightly narrower so it doesn't fully cover the actual screen.3. The plastic guide strut is unusable. The guide bracket helps you position the screen protector closer to the right side of the phone. You can more accurately cover

If I had removed the factory protective film for this. It doesn't even cover the entire screen! (See first, second, and third images.) I was meticulous with my setup, but still had to use all three screens. Eventually I was able to remove all of the internal bubbles, but no matter what I do, the outer edges of the protective film WILL NOT stick. (See pics 4 and 5.) The squeegee is useless, it's just cheap cardboard, and it ended up being completely flimsy. Now I've got a huge pile of junk, a…

The application steps seemed intimidating and complicated at first because there is so much detail to work with. Normally other screen protectors will just come with alcohol wipes, dust wipes and that's it. Included were stickers for positioning the screen protector as well as a sticker for removing the last of the dust, a plastic frame to help position the screen protector in the perfect position and a card for removing bubbles. If you follow step by step you will have the perfect screen…

The transition from an iPhone user to an Android user was a transition. The Samsung Galaxy models have been a big risk for people who need tempered glass screen protectors on their phones. Out of the entire Samsung Galaxy S10 range, I chose the S10e simply because of its flat screen. But finding a screen protector was difficult. None of the screen protectors for the S10e were good, they always had bubbles and that annoyed me. The white stone dome was an option for me but I was a bit bored with…

It's okay. It's not great. It's not as wide as the screen. I didn't expect it to go all the way, I knew there would be a gap, but I was hoping it would cover the actual area of the touchscreen that is illuminated. It's not like this. Covers well at the top and bottom but not on the sides. I see light from both sides because I was able to center it perfectly despite the ill-fitting frame. Worse than being a visual annoyance, it sometimes causes issues with touchscreen functionality when I try to