Dome Glass Pixel 2 Screen Protector, 3D Curved Edge Tempered Glass [Liquid Dispersion Technology] Easy to Install Kit by Whitestone for Google Pixel2

*Edited after 9 months of use, see below*Hands down the best screen protector you can get for the Pixel 2.After going through several screen protectors varying from £8 to £20, none of them gave full protection of the screen, or gave it a ‘premium’ feel.Yes, this takes a bit more prep to fit, but it’s not difficult, and the end result is perfect.Would give 5* however.....My tempered glass protector came with a small scratch, about the quarter of the length of the phone, which is not visible indoors, otherwise I wouldn’t have fitted it, as soon as there is direct sunlight on the screen, you can see the scratch crystal clear.Somewhat of an inconvenience on an expensive product, but other than that, highly recommend.*Edit, 9 months on*So I have had to replace the screen protector, but entirely my fault.After 9 months, many drops, scrapes and what not, this screen protector took no damage, and never picked up a scratch.That was until I dropped it onto a set of keys, which chipped the corner of the protector. The protector did it’s job, and the phone took no damage.Replaced the screen protector with a replacement with ease.I still stand by, that this is the best protector you can buy, it can withstand a beating and won’t take damage (unless it’s a set of keys lol)

I have to give this product 5* overall because the bottom line is the final result is worth it. The screen protector looks and feels great - at least as good as the 'naked' screen.I previously had (for less than a day) a £10 dot-matrix protector which had brilliant reviews on Amazon. But even though it looked good when the phone was locked/off, it completely washed out the colours and greyed the blacks when unlocked, and the micro-gap between it and the screen, anywhere apart from the very edge (where it attached) made it sound like I was tapping a piece of hollow plastic, and kinda ruined the touch screen sensitivity. Off it came - I decided I needed a full-adhesive protector.Anyway - follow the instructions, watch online installation vids - and you should be fine; BE WARNED though, I had a near-disaster whereby I'd cleaned the screen just perfect, had the phone in the tray, protective speaker covers and absorbent pads on/in just fine, the bridge attached, adhesive on the screen, little 'shelf' inserted at the top - everything was going perfect - and then placing the actual screen on there, I completely fumbled it and somehow the screen fell underneath the shelf and the adhesive started to spread completely wrong across the top and out.NOO! £40 wasted!! Luckily no! I managed to rescue it, clean everything down and started again from the 'release adhesive' stage, using the 2nd bottle. The end result now is perfect, but yes - be warned - it can be tricky!!!!

I have put on so many screen protectors I've lost count - plastic, mylar, glass ...the lot.Because I had to protect the wife's Pixel 2, I used an ordinary one. These were disappointing because they are dead flat and the Pixel screen is curved at the edge. it meant the ordinary glass protectors lift along all four edges.I was dead nervous about the Whitestone Dome. Left it in it's box for 3 weeks.When finally got the courage, I researched the process with many You-Tube videos. When I finally used it, everything went like a dream -. much easier than I thought and it covered the phone screen perfectly without bubbles or specks of dust - huge advice heads-up - make sure you follow the instruction videos online. Use the dust remover. WORD OF WARNING. The kit comes with a couple or pairs of film "microphone" and "Earpiece" shields. They stick over these recesses and prevent any of the screen glue seeping down these. I had to waste one of each of these protectors because they became unstuck from their own backing paper - they wouldn't stick after that. ALSO the online videos show a dust remover removing the odd speck of dust - beware that, earlier on in the process you apply the earpiece and mic protection, and these stick to your phone. However the supplier dust protector is of a sufficient stickiness, it will lift off the protectors if you're not careful. Just be careful and avoid the protectors area, when you use the dust remover and you'll be ok. Highly recommended and I'll certainly use these for other phones. Impressed....

Uselessness in expensive package so far, both applications resulted in large and small air bubbles forming when I dropped the glass by pulling the lever out.

I've just done a friends Pixel 2, the jig was really tight. Still did a great job.

Way better than others will not use anythibg else!Side note you MUST USE a flat level surface as I did not and got a few air bubbles, but considering the alternative protectors that impact the feel, clarity and fit I won't use anything else even with the small imperfections that occurred because of me.

This is the second protector (different phone) purchased from Whitestone Dome. They are what they say they are - full screen contact protection. It's a must for phones with round edges.

Useless piece of garbage. The installation procedure is insanely complicated and the final result is clogs, peeling off glass. Stay away form that!!!!