DOME GLASS[2 UV LAMP PACKAGE] Whitestone Screen Protector for Google Pixel 8 Pro (2023), Full Tempered Glass Shield with Liquid Dispersion Tech [Easy to Install Kit]

The screen protector itself is amazing, coming from a Spigen one that I bought before the phone arrived only to find for some unknown reason it has a large black border that cuts off the screen... This is perfect. Almost edge to edge (about a 1mm gap due to the slight curves at the very edges on the phone) and crystal clear. Fingerprint reader is perfect.Installation is quite involved but totally worth it. Just make sure to watch the video, I ended up watching a review / installation of the same protector for a pixel 7 pro (steps are identical) and found it very helpful. As long as you follow along you won't be disappointed!

Poor instructions and absorbant pads that absorb nothing. The jig is too wide, the method to hold the phone in the jig strips off the masking. too short a set of instructions or a video that goes far too fast to be instructional. Only a single redo if you mess up (you probably will).

I had one on my Pixel 7 Pro and, after trying the Spigen screen protector for the P8P, decided to get one for the P8P too.It's not that tricky to install it, just follow the instructions or watch the video from Whitestone, and you'll have a solid screen protector perfectly installed.The fingerprint scanner works perfectly fine, same for the front facing camera.Also, the screen protector fits perfectly with cases from Spigen, Caseology etc, it sits flush with the sides of the case.

I had installed a cheaper screen protector on my phone which did not stick properly around the edges because the Pixel screen is not 100% flat all the way to the edge. The Whitestone screen protector solves that problem because the glue used to stick the screen protector to the phone screen fills any extra space nicely. Installation is a bit daunting, though. I screwed up the first one when I managed to get all the glue to roll off the screen while I was trying to remove the screen protector from its own protective foil before I placed it on the phone. After 15 minutes of cleaning liquid glue from everything (phone, installation frame, table), I managed to get the second one installed properly, and the result is great so far, but it ended up costing a lot of money for just one protector. I suppose if I have to install this again I will have some experience and it might go smoother. I will buy again just because the result is really good.

Main disappointment was that it did not come with the rear camera protector that was stated in listing so gonna have to buy one of them seperate, 2mm gap around outside but thats not bad when using a case, instructions in the box aren't great but there are plenty of good guides on youtube.should have looked at youtube for comparisons first as there seems to be far better value options

Worked a treat for me, went on perfect, little to no mess. I have nothing bad to say about itTo the other reviewers saying it's tricky to use or its messy etc etc, watch the video instructions it tells you to watch before trying to apply it. Its obviously not a standard screen protector that you just lay on the screen, you knew that before buying. So if you applied it wrong or made a mess then thats on you not the product....

Based on the necessary constant cleanliness required, the lack of ease causes unnecessary frustration. Also whilst receiving 2 glasses, some of the (disposable) items you only receive 1 of, so there is clearly a high failure rate. The lack of perfect fits leads to mishaps, and the knowingness of mishaps (on your 2nd run) leads one to take their time, perhaps too long if you're hoping to keep it dust-free.If I was to go again I'd watch a better video, or perhaps multiple videos, don't go for a quick one.

Have used Whitestone dome UV Tempered glass protectors for quite a while now, pretty much when they first came out. Since I first used them, they became my "must" for my phones, and would not use anything else. Why spend £1K on a phone, and scrimp on the protection?This is the first time I have had any problem with them. Used before from the Samsung Note/S series, iPhone and Pixel 6 and now Pixel 8 Pro.Installation is the same as always, which is a little tricky, but once you are used to them. it's actually quite simple. The problem has come that after about a month or 2 on the phone, it's started to have touchscreen detection issues. Checked with DevCheck, and it's showing that sometimes, it's detecting 2 touches when I touch the screen. It's not "everywhere" but in certain places - around the left side where the keyboard is, and sometimes on the upper left side.Took it off, and it came off very cleanly in "one piece, and left no residue on the screen. Not sure if that's the way it's meant to come off, as in previous ones on my other phones, I tend to only take it off when I need to replace it, so it comes off in bits before (because the protector has done its job to protect the phone, but had a crack in the protector).With it off, the touchscreen is working again without issue. Not sure if I should try the 2nd protector on. Was it just a "bad bond" from the first time and maybe it's just separating on the phone now?