Supershieldz(2 Pack) Designed for Google (Pixel 7 Pro) Tempered Glass Screen Protector, 3D Curved Glass, Anti Scratch, Bubble Free (Black)

I've been using Supershieldz on my phones for 5+ years. I've cracked a few of them, but they've always broken while leaving the actual screen unharmed. I looked at the other glass screen protectors for the Pixel 7 Pro, and either they didn't fit well or had the fingerprint sensor discoloration. Luckily these came out, but there were no reviews, so I rolled the dice:Pros:-Actually curved edges that cover the whole Pixel 7 Pro's screen-Goes on easily, no air bubbles as long as you ensure no dust gets underneath-Works with Otterbox Defender Pro Case!Cons:-There are faint lines on the edges where the glass curves (maybe 1mm from each edge, doesn't bother me most of the time)-Display sensitivity is down (there's a setting to help that, but I still get missed fingerprint scans sometimes)Verdict: Seems like the best options for a glass, full coverage screen protector for the Pixel 7 Pro. It's not perfect, but I care more about protection than perfection on a phone I hope to keep for 4+ years.

I have purchased many Supershieldz protectors in the past and they've all worked well. This is not one of them.Application was quick and painless and it appeared to go on perfectly with no dust, bubbles or other imperfections. The next day I noticed a rainbow smudge that would appear and disappear, the more you touch the screen the more it moved around and the larger it would get. It affects the fingerprint sensor as I've had terrible issues with it after application, possibly due to the smudge interfering with it.The glass itself feels great but it's highly reflective with rainbow banding under certain conditions. Off-angle viewing also seems to distort the display colors and I feel that it looks a little off at all times. I have bought many Supershieldz tempers glass protectors and none have had issues like this with those phones looking and functioning perfectly, fingerprint sensor included. Sitting next to other phones with Supershieldz glass it looks like a totally different product being much more reflective with rainbow banding not seen on other phones.Assuming user error I removed the first screen and applied the second. Again it went on without issue and looked perfect. I left the phone untouched for 24 hours just to make sure the application was perfect. The following day with use I found that I continue to have the same issue with the rainbow smudge appearing after some time. In between applications I had no issues with the fingerprint sensor but continue to have issues with it applied. The Pixel's "Screen protector mode" has no effect and reregistering fingerprints does not improve performance. I am aware that Pixel phones are famous for junky sensors but it does work consistently without the glass installed.As I've loved Supershieldz protectors in the past and I purchased this without hesitation and without reading any reviews. It seems my blind faith was misplaced and I'd recommend avoiding this glass for the Pixel 7 Pro.

It's not fair to single just this brand out for poor performance on a curved screen phone. I bought the same brand glass protector for my Pixel 6 and it was absolutely mint. Not a single glitch on the install and perfect adhesion. I only had the phone about 5 months before I traded it in on the 7 pro but I'm sure the protector would have lasted a few years. But the 6 has a fairly flat screen. This protector tries to conform to the curved 7 pro screen but it only has adhesive on the edges. I didn't realize that until it was on the phone. The finger print reader and the whole touch experience is wonky because there's no real bond between the two pieces of glass. Bad design, it's a fail. There are at least a half dozen other glass protectors for this phone with a similar design using only adhesive on the edge. Don't waste your time. Your only options are liquid glue adhesive protectors or plastic film. That's it, simple as that.

I have been buying screen protectors from SuperShieldz since the moto G4 (2015) or Google Pixel 1 XL (2016). I can't remember which. Either way, it's been a long time. Anyways, these screen protectors have never failed me. I was so sad that these were out of stock about a week ago so I purchased some other ones on Amazon. The other ones had awful touch sensitivity and that ugly circle in the middle of the screen. When these SuperShieldz ones came back in stock I purchased them ASAP. The touch sensitivity is so much better and the lack of the circle cutout makes me so happy. The thinness of the screen protector has it's pros and cons. It is much more prone to breaking that others but also makes case compatibility and screen responsiveness much better. At this price and quality, you could not find a better screen protector unless you venture into $30+ territory.