IQShield Screen Protector Compatible with Galaxy S7 (2-Pack)(Case Friendly) Anti-Bubble Clear TPU Film

I purchased this screen protector after reading many of the reviews for this product. I had purchased the slim Otterbox case that comes with a screen protector. Frankly, the screen protector that comes with the Otterbox is seriously inferior. Frankly, I was a little bit intimidated by the process of placing this wet shield on the Galaxy S7, it seemed a bit overwhelming. I read thru the step by step directions offered by other reviewers and then watched several YouTube videos until I became comfortable with the application process. I followed the directions exactly. The result is excellent. Although this is not a glass cover, it is totally clear, not hazy. The plastic has not yellowed and there is minimal finger smudging.. The sensitivity is excellent (it was mediocre with the Otterbox screen cover) and I am a very satisfied customer. I recommend this product to anyone looking for a screen shield that protects from scratches and minor bumps. It's not gonna protect the screen from heavy or sharp objects hitting the screen really hard. One hint that I can suggest. As the directions list, put the shield on before you go to bed. This way you won't be looking at it constantly, tweaking all of the imperfections. In the morning I had a few small puddles of application fluid still under the screen. I used a hair dryer to warm up the shield and then gently nudged the fluid out from under the screen. It worked like a charm!

Having little to no –luck in finding an awesome tempered glass screen protector that provides full coverage and doesn’t have that common plague of halo rim and/rainbow effect, I’ve decided against my personal wishes to go back to film screen protectors. In due consideration of the Galaxy S7 slightly beveled edge, I decided to filter my choices to CASE FRIENDLY screen protectors and/or one that provides full coverage as well. I came across several brands with similar retail price and so my choices are narrowed down to “who and what gives better value for my money”, which i in turn persuade me to buy this IQ Shield LiquidSkin Galaxy S7 Screen Protector (2 pack-case friendly) and this one did not disappoint. The screen protector came in a very professional and sealed box. It comes with 2 galaxy S7 screen protectors, microfiber cloth, spray solution, squeegee, installation instruction and the Lifetime Warranty card. Installing this kind of film is super easy since this employs “wet technique” it is notoriously very forgiving thus allowing you to have several trials until you get the desired result. As such, it is super effortless to align, slide and glide the film across the device better than the “dry” application that uses those stickers to ‘flip’ your protector unto your device hoping that no tiny particles landed on it while doing so. The spray also dries up in a few hours and is good to go by then. I got it on my phone super easily with little effort and absolutely no air bubbles. On a closer look, the protector fits to the edge where the screen start to curve, which still leaves a little gap, leaving a space for a case or a VR headset not to overlap, but it covers enough of the screen to give protection. The surface is super smooth and there are no rough patches. The touchscreen feels just as sensitive and responsive with the screen protector as it does when it is off. It also feels durable enough to withstand to daily abuse. With IQShield Liquid Skin Galaxy S7 screen protector (2 pack, case friendly), I felt lucky. I have my phone protected, I can use whatever secondary case I want and I have an extra protector as a back-up. They also have Lifetime Warranty, though I don’t think I may need one anytime soon. But this is as good as it gets and deserves a five star rating. Highly recommended!

Not super amazing, but basically the best screen protector you can use for the S7. I am someone who really likes tempered glass screen protectors. However, for the S7, due to the slight curved edge of the screen, any tempered glass screen protector you buy will have a dot matrix pattern, and only adhesive on its edges. That makes it HORRIBLE. The screen does not stay secure, it loses sensitivity especially on the edges, and it pops out within weeks. The only full surface adhesive screen protectors are from domeglass, but they only provide them for models like the s7 edge and later. The regular S7's didn't really make the cut. So, the only thing is S7 users can really use is plain film. Film tends to be a little grippier and less slick. At the same time, it gets scratched up REALLY easily, so you end up having to replace them a lot more often. Putting them on is a huge pain too, because you don't want to get dust caught inside by mistake. So, that's where this product shines. The wet install procedure makes installing it a breeze. It makes sure that you get it aligned properly and the likelihood of dust is pretty minimal. Just make sure you follow the instructions carefully. It is also ideal to do the installation at night before you sleep, that way you allow adequate time for it to dry.

I don't normally write reviews, but felt compelled for this. Best screen protector for the s7 period. First off glass is better. I had a glass screen protector on my s6 and loved it. Nothing beats glass. What does that have to do with this screen protector? Well glass screen protectors DO NOT WORK with the s7. This is because of the slight curved edge of the screen and I'm not talking about the s7 edge- the normal s7. I've tried 3 different glass screen protectors, one flat and the other two slightly curved. Screen responsiveness was lost in all three. Since glass was out of the question, I started trying the plastic kind. First one was from best buy. I forgot the name, but it was expensive and wasn't very good. It scratched easily, imagine quality wasn't that great, was sticky feeling, and the edges began to peel. Tried another one my friend gave me and it also had issues. This lead me to Amazon and I settled on this screen protector. Easy installation, doesn't scratch easily, clear picture quality, and my fingers don't stick like either most non glass protectors. Also I've had this for a month and the edges are still "glued" to the screen. Only negative is the corners are cut off. Not sure if that's necessary for the design, but it's annoying to look at. Definitely not a deal breaker though. Get this protector, install with care and patience, and I promise you will be happy.

Man! There are a RIDICULOUSLY huge amount of "screen protectors" from which to choose. It can be overwhelming having to try to find the right one. I chose the IQ Shield because it had many positive reviews. I have to agree that this is a great product and well-priced. Yesterday I went to apply it to my Galaxy S7. I have been putting this task off because you know, these things can be beasts to deal with! But, I watched the short video the instructions said to watch, and I have to say, this is BY FAR the easiest screen protector I have EVER installed. The video was very clear and easy to understand. Following the video's cues, I had ZERO problem installing this sucker. A 3 year old could do it. The air bubbles cleared out on my first "squeege" with the little squeegie that's included. As far as protection, I can't really say. But hey, because it was so easy to install, I'll look for protectors from IQ Shield again for my next phone.

When I bought this I also ordered a slim case for my Samsung 7. Case came in first and the sent a "free" screen protector. I put the super cheap “free” one on expecting to replace it when the IQ Shield came in. Well, the free one worked fine so I decided to leave it. 8 months or so later I got some solvent based paint overspray on the free protector, so it was time to install the IQ Shield. I was immediately disappointed. The first problem I found is the holes for the front facing camera are a little off. I could not get the protector to be both centered on the screen (left to right) and not partially cover one of the camera lenses. Oh well, I rarely use the front facing camera, no big deal. Second, the film is very reflective with a rippled appearance to it. This makes the reflection very aggravating as it is spread out making it difficult to tilt the screen at an angle where the reflection is not blocking what you are trying to look at. I also found this protector shows finger prints like crazy. The el cheapo was much better at not smudging. Third, the film didn’t stay down on the edges. I’ve done plenty of the standard screen protectors, and I can say I’m pretty good at it. But this was the first time doing the “wet” method. I watch the video, installation was straight forward, and the screen squeegeed down fine. Put the phone on the charger and went about my business. When I came back an hour or so later it had started to lift almost all the way around on the edges. I got the squeegee out and pressed it down again. In the morning (11 hours after install) it had come back up in a couple of places. It’s been a couple of days and it’s not going to stay down. The screen protector is not in contact with the case, it just never adhered correctly on the curved edge of the screen.

I recently got a Galaxy S7 after upgrading from an older phone, so I thought that just to be safe, I'd buy a screen protector. After learning that tempered glass sucks on it (as it's curved on the edges, glass protectors "float" above the center or can't cover the edges), I heard many recommendations for IQ Shield, which I actually have for my Pebble Time Steel as well. That screen protector is really nice so I also expected a lot from this protector. Here's why I gave it 3/5 stars: PRO: + Case friendly, sits just within my Spigen Tough Armor case, and works very well. Very minimal peeling and bubbling. Corners are short, but it's kind of nice, actually. + Easy application. Watch the video, and it tells you how to clean everything and how to clean your fingers to avoid fingerprints and lint. Wet application lets you move the protector around and I was even able to remove lint after it got trapped underneath, by just peeling it (while it was still wet) and pulling the lint out. + Fairly smooth. The thing I was most afraid of with a film protector was a rough, sticky screen. Fortunately it's fairly smooth. If your fingers are clean, they'll glide across with just a tiny bit more friction than they do over the phone's native (incredibly slick) glass. However, if they're a little dirty, they stick a good bit more than they do with the native glass. + Film is perfectly clear. No color distortion, nothing. It's hard to notice, even. CON: - Although it doesn't peel for me, the edges of the protector are lint magnets. My screen will never be completely clean again, as lint and dust builds up on the edges, especially on those "nicked" corners. - Takes a while to cure. While drying, the screen protector needs to sit in place for a while without disturbance to allow the cleaning solution to dry. I did it before I slept, like they recommended, and didn't have any major issues. However, I faced some other issues while it was drying... - Reduced sensitivity, especially while drying. Immediately after application, there were huge deadzones. I chalked it up to the application process and didn't worry about it. However, it did mean that certain important areas (especially edges) required a lot of effort to press, especially if I had to do something like drag from the edge. It's been a full day (24 hours) after application, and it's still very slightly less sensitive than the glass by itself, but I presume it'll get a little better. I can live with it though. - Fingerprints. It doesn't have the fantastic oleophobic coating that the original screen has, so it picks up fingerprints all over the place. If you're not a fan of fingerprints, you're not going to like this. - Not fully "healing." I used my fingernail to push a bubble out and it made a tiny dent in the protector, and it's still there a day later. I presume it protects the glass from scratches, but they're still slightly noticeable. Neutral: - The screen isn't entirely flat. It reflects light in a slightly wavy, matted way. It doesn't bug me but it takes away from the beautiful glass, if I say so myself. This is in contrast to the screen protector on my Pebble, which is smooth and glossy. However, I understand that there are differences since that's a display screen whereas this one is interactive. Overall, this is functional and practical as a screen protector to reduce scratches. However, because it collects fingerprints and dust, and because it slightly reduces sensitivity on the screen and is not particularly pretty, I docked 2 stars. I strongly feel that although protectors should be useful, they should also be attractive and not detract significantly from the appearance of the device.

I have never been very good at putting on screen protectors so I usually just let them do it at the store when I purchase a new phone. Of course since my phone is "older" now they dont have any in stores. After reading tons of reviews (because there are so many screen protectors to choose from these days) I ordered this product -largely due to the fact it came in a pack of 2 so I had an extra of I messed up and because it works with a case - so the edges don't peel or lift. I'm glad to say it was so easy to install and only took a few minutes. I have had it on for a month or so now and have zero problems. I use my phone a lot so it gets constant use and holds up great. The feel is very smooth and have no issues with my screen- look or feel. I'm also pretty clumsy so my phone takes it's share of tumbles - it has survived them all & part of that is thanks to the screen protector. No scratches or any wear. I did watch a YouTube video and read all the package inserts since I'm not the best at this stuff...so if you're like me those are helpful.