amFilm Galaxy S7 Screen Protector Glass (Full Screen Coverage), Bye-Bye-Bubble Samsung Galaxy S7 Gold Tempered Glass Screen Protector [Case-Friendly] AT&T Verizon 2016 [Gold]

I found this brand a few weeks ago when buying some tempered glass for my Mam's S9. Like with their glass I bought then, both fit the S9 & S7 screen fully and seem of excellent quality.However, one difference I did find (apart from the obvious models differences) was when applying the glass.Whilst not a major problem, I did find that with the S7 I didn't get a plastic frame in which to fit the phone to help line up the glass.Whether the frame was something developed for the S9 (possibly also S8?!) after listening to customer feedback from those who'd bought it for S7 - I don't know.Afterall, the S7 is now 2 years old so unlikely to be a problem going forward for very many people.What pleased me the most about the glass for the normal S7 was the fact it did actually fit 100% of the screen. Unlike the first version I'd bought, which was by a different manufacturer yet had loads of excellent reviews/feedback (NOT TechGear who I used to like but can't seem to find listed for any recent models).When it fits the screen fully (like this does), it looks much better plus it doesn't cause viewing or typing issues.Overall, very pleased. Excellent manufacturer, seller and, service.

This is the best screen protector I've bought for my Samsung S7 so far as all the others wouldn't fully adhere at the screen edges due to the S7 having a slightly curved edge (though less pronounced than the S7 Edge...obviously).This screen protector has not left any bubbles and there is no unattached border around the screen. My phone finally looks as new as it should (the edges that couldn't stick properly on other protectors eventually cracked and left my phone looking like a mess and subjected my thumb tips to nasty scratches)Highly recommend to others who are having trouble finding a decent screen protector for their S7.

Great fit! Works well with a thin gel tpu case, although a previous buyer makes a valid point that it may not work with others. You will notice the screen will lose a bit of its lustre and colour, thats primarily down to the way the screen protector is made. It doesn't have a soft or curved finish at the edges, it is sharp in some respects (not on about S7 Edge). That said it is very snug and so far its the only tempered glass screen protector that goves the entire display, edge to edge (again not S7 Edge). I will be clear I am reviewing about the Galaxy S7 not the S7 Edge variant. £8.99 looks on the pricey side, however it is worth it seeing as there is little competition matching the performance of TechMatte.

Fits with OtterBox Symmetry case, just make sure to install it bang on. There's about a 1mm gap between the rubber/silicone screen overlap of the case and the screen protector. They do not interfere with each other.The screen protector itself is fine to use, you'd hardly notice it is on, except for lack of sensitivity at the edges but this is similar for all curved tempered glass screen protectors. On my S7 I've got Lineage OS installed, and with that I can adjust the screen sensitivity to be higher and this then gives absolute precision by the edges and it's like there's no protector now. I think you can do this with the normal Samsung TouchWiz ROM.The clarity of the screen is really good, it doesn't affect the quality.Removed a star because finger prints and smudges are visible when phone is off.I've read where people have problems with the screen protector, but most of these people seem to not have installed the screen protector correctly it seems according to many reports. I installed mine very carefully and I'm really happy with it.

I fitted this a couple of days ago and the sensitivity of the screen on the left hand side is not good. I have to press on that side several times when I'm swiping or typing. It's better when I press hard, which suggests that the protection glass isn't quite fitting the curve of the screen. I've had better products in the past. The screen also gets covered in fingerprints very easily, which wasn't the case with the last screen protector I bought.

So my initial thoughts can be seen below, but unfortunately the screen protector cracked and crazed quite badly within a week of use. Suffered no abuse or damage, just randomly cracked. I suspect because it is too thin as mentioned below.Just this minute fitted this and I must say, first impressions are very good. Cut outs and size are very accurate and there is enough of a gap around the outer edge to allow probably most cases to be used without and lifting of the screen protector. I'm using a Spigen rugged armour case without issue. I have noticed a very slight loss in screen sensitivity but only really when typing, but with that said I can feel myself naturally adjusting to this by tapping the screen a bit harder. This is by far the best compromise I have found in terms of glass screen protectors and I think very reasonably priced. It is very clear and doesn't seem to be a finger print magnet at all. My only concern is that is does feel very thin, but we will just have to see how that pans out.

Fits with a nano precision and you hardly notice it's there (comparing to protectors that aren't edge-to-edge). It may take some time to install properly due to the pixel-perfect cut-outs for the buttons, but it's a time well spent. There are some point towards the curved edge which may be harder to press. This is an issue with curved edge phones and precise screen protectors in general but you should be aware of that before purchasing. This is my second purchase (for the same phone) and I allowed myself lot more time to install it perfectly. The less-sensitive pressure points around the edges are lot less noticeable now.The thing I'd like to be improved is the slightly washed-out black colour of the screen. If you compare two identical phones, one with the protector, one without, you would see there's a noticeable difference. However, this is currently problem with thick screen protectors in general and you actually stop noticing it quickly.