[2-Pack] iPhone Xs MAX Screen Protector,Full Coverage Ultra Tempered Glass Screen Protector Compatible with iPhone Xs MAX, 9H Hardness, 3D Touch, Bubble Free, Easy Install, 6.5-Inch

I have had iphones since the original, and I got myself and my wife both iPhone XS MAXS MAX’s today. I never used screen covers, but she does because we have three kids and needs a protective case (and her screen could get scratched by things in her purse). Her last phone was protected by an OtterboXS MAX. The case was great, but the screen cover was terrible. It bubbled up and looked like garbage. I ultimately removed it because it annoyed me (I still question how she didn’t seem to mind it). Since I picked up the XS MAX’s today, I needed to get her a new OtterboXS MAX-like case (OtterboXS MAX wasn’t in stock, so I opted for a Pelican case which seems similarly acceptable). As with the OtterboXS MAX, the screen protector was miserable. In this case, there was some odd square matriXS MAX that was visible throughout the screen. This is when I decided to try out the Trianium fleXS MAXible glass screen protector. I’ll be blunt: I had miXS MAXed eXS MAXpectations. It’s ineXS MAXpensive, comes in a pack of three, and quite frankly I only got it because it was a free demo. I was optimistic, however, because I have had eXS MAXcellent eXS MAXperiences with trianium products (their all metal fidget spinner is waaay better than the plastic ones that my kids have, and I’m not ashamed to admit it!). The instructions were simple, it came with things to make sure the screen was immaculate prior to installation, and the plastic guide holds the phone in place so it’s applied properly the first time worked flawlessly. All completed on the first attempt, I can’t even tell there is a screen protector on her phone. I was actually so impressed that I put one on my phone as well (totally not necessary for me personally, but it’s so flawless that I might as well have the eXS MAXtra protection). This isn’t the garbage screen protector you see on some kid’s ipad touch that looks like he got it at Chuck E Cheese for 100 tickets (insulting side note, they now let you buy tickets for $0.01/ticket which really devalues kids’ lessons about economics at that place...but back to this review). I never recommended screen protectors in the past. They always annoyed me and looked cheap, and they never seemed to be applied properly. This one changed my mind about them. If I were actively in the market for one, I’d be eXS MAXtremely pleased to end up with this one. I really do highly recommend it.

Over the years I had used plastic film protectors on my screens, but the marketing and feedback seemed appealing (on glass protectors) and proceeded to look into the various options. I chose this product from OURS as I had used their products before.First impression: neatly packaged, everything needed is included, overly simple instructions, glass is notably thicker than the film protectors I have previously used.Application: Initially I was a bit concerned at the overly simple instructions (i.e., summarizing= wash your hands, clean your phone's screen, align and apply), but it was that simple, and almost no bubbles to squeeze out. I was pleasantly surprised as to how easily the glass uniformly just stuck to the screen. Note: I have read various reviews sharing that the glass is slightly bigger therefore it bubbles (or doesn't stick) on one of the sides at the edges; regarding this, I can see this happening if not perfectly centered. I highly suggest taking the time to center protector perfectly onto the screen and there should be no issues. I purchased the one for the iPhone 7 and it was perfect. Again, I made sure that it was centered and even turned on an air cleaner in the room to ensure floating dust didn't land on my phone in the short time between cleaning and applying the protector.Overall: at first, given the low cost and the thickness of the glass I was bit skeptical, but after a few weeks with it (and comparing it to my other phone (to which I applied a new film protector at the same time)) this is clearly a winner, and unlike the previous protectors which I would have to replace every few months, I believe this glass may last years.A comment regarding company's support: I did notice a slight chip on a corner by the home button and reached to the company for advice, and they immediately replied asking for a picture and order number and promptly shipped a replacement screen.I am very satisfied with both the quality of the product, ease of installation (just make sure it is properly centered), and pleasantly surprised at the quick response and resolution of their customer services. I won't be looking else where for any future purchases. Now that I know, I would pay more for this than trying cheaper products from a different company.I hope this helps...Update: over half a year with it and I am very satisfied. Far more resistant to scratches/wear than all previous films I had used. Glass still looks great; granted, I do take care of the phone.

I’ve purchased many screen protectors for many different smartphones, and Trianium’s glass screen protectors are definitely the highest quality and most reasonably priced. While I haven’t yet applied these (since I don’t have the iPhone XS MAXS MAX yet) I’ve purchased the same product for the iPhone 7 and was very impressed. These are glass screen protectors that are oleophobic, so they feel and look eXS MAXactly the same as an iPhone screen does, without attracting any more fingerprints. There’s no weird teXS MAXture or glare or orange peel effect on these like with plastic screen protectors, and most people won’t know you have one on unless you tell them. If you drop or scratch your screen, it’s the screen protector that takes all the damage instead of the phone. I’ve shattered several screen protectors from falls that otherwise would have shattered my screen, costing hundreds of dollars to repair. Instead, I just peeled off the old screen protector and applied a new one in minutes. Where Trianium really eXS MAXcels is with the cost and the application. These include an application tray that lines up the screen protector perfectly with the phone so that you couldn’t miss if you tried. There are stickers and wipes and a cloth to prevent any dust or smudges from getting between the protector and the screen. To apply the screen protector, you just remove the back sheet and stick the protector onto the screen, no weird adhesive sprays necessary. If you do still somehow manage to mess it up, there are two more screen protectors included that you can try again with. That brings the cost per screen protector down to less than $3, and the ones I would buy before these cost ~$45 each. I can’t recommend these enough.