NeoFlex Screen Protector Designed for Galaxy S23 Ultra (2023) [2 Pack] - Case Friendly

I recently purchased the Spigen NeoFlex Screen Protector for my Galaxy S23 Ultra (2023), and I must say I'm thoroughly impressed. This pack of two screen protectors offers both protection and functionality. Installation was a breeze, thanks to the detailed instructions and the included installation kit. The protectors adhere seamlessly to the screen, with no bubbles or imperfections, and they are indeed case-friendly, which is essential to me as I use a protective case on my phone. The touch sensitivity is exceptional. I can hardly tell there's a screen protector on my phone, as it doesn't hinder my touch gestures or stylus use in any way. The screen clarity remains excellent, and I've experienced no loss of image quality or visibility. What truly stands out is the durability. These protectors have successfully shielded my screen from scratches, minor impacts, and everyday wear and tear. I appreciate how they maintain the pristine condition of my phone's display. Additionally, Spigen's commitment to providing a two-pack is a great value, ensuring I have a spare on hand if needed. In summary, the Spigen NeoFlex Screen Protector for the Galaxy S23 Ultra (2023) is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to protect their phone's screen without sacrificing functionality. It offers easy installation, excellent touch sensitivity, and impressive durability. I highly recommend this product to fellow Galaxy S23 Ultra users.

So, this is my second go-around with this model for 23 Ultra. The one I installed a year ago was a little tatty, time to replace. Probably should've left well enough alone since it was still functional! I dread a new screen protector install. Have I ever gotten one right the first time? Nope. So, I compounded that track record by abandoning the Spigen film for a glass one. I immediately couldn't get that to work with 8 million bubbles. Went back to Spigen. Despite my prior experience and one of the easiest installs around--the wet install really helps if you remember to do the phone screen, the back (adhesive) part of the protector AND your hands--I managed to screw up the first of the two protectors included. Hey, if I get one of two done properly, I'm reasonably content these days. Incompetence has a price. It really doesn't get much easier than this. After previously using this for a year, I can say that while the film acquired a little ding or two, the phone screen was kept safe and sound. Add a UAG case and all was well.

I have used this since I bought my phone, so I have used this for about a year now. It has very good touch sensitivity, I have dropped my phone from relatively small Heights and seen no issues in the quality of the screen protector nor any cracks in my phone. However I would say that the durability of the screen protector is hard to explain. It is a very thin and flexible plastic type feeling, and if your fingernail runs along the screen protector it will not only dent it, but it actively feels soft underneath your fingernail. The size is decent, but there are a couple of locations on my phone that are not covered by the screen protector. I don't have any bubbles in the installation was extremely easy, but I feel like you could probably find a much more durable screen protector than this one, considering if anything hard scratches it or dents the protector, it kind of just takes it like a sponge. It's just so soft, and I'm not used to that in comparison to the glass type screen protectors. However I have used this for a whole year and my screen has no scratches underneath the protector itself, so take that how you will!

The idea of a flexible screen cover for the curved screen of the S23 Ultra SOUNDS awesome. But the reality is very different. This product is great if you: Have a clean room (surgical clean, not house clean) Have no air movement whatsoever (no breathing) Have 90% humidity to prevent the solution from evaporating Have no fingerprints And Are completely bald If that describes your situation, then go for it! Otherwise, you really need to get a different product. The application solution they provide doesn't come with enough volume, so prepare to dilute some class cleaner to use. The material itself is pretty decent, but when you're trying to align the edges, it's just too flexible and makes for horribly curvy edges. They give you a couple extra tiny "dust removal stickers" but my suggestion is that you use them on the exterior surface (the non adhesive side) to help you place the film without leaving fingerprints on the edges. This would have been an easy 5 star if the first film had worked, but my AC was going and dropped some dust as I was applying it and ruined it. And for that want to say 'just use something to get the dust off' can enjoy the process themselves. After getting the second one down I saw the edges were curvy and wouldn't sit down properly so I took it off and went through the whole dang process again (still ended up with crap under it, seems impossible not to). Decided I'd do even more damage if I kept going, so it looks fine, just noticeable specks. The worst part isn't even the dust. It's that the squeegee tool the provide is made out of cardboard. Yeah. The thing you're supposed to push a LIQUID out with... Is cardboard. By the time I got to reapplying the second one, the whole thing was coming apart. Ended up with specks of paper attached to the film around the front camera. That took a while to clean out, but now the adhesive around the camera is a little mucked up. For anyone from Spige, you guys really need to figure out the basics again. I like the case from you guys, but this film and application process really needs some work. Reach out to me if you can, I'd love to help make this better. It's close, but it's a cliff you're trying to get up, not a hill. TL;DR: Don't buy this unless you have a whole lot of patience and perfect application conditions & technique. For everyone else, just get a hard cover, a phone case with one built in, or one from a different company entirely.

Update July 16, 2025 Even after two years on my phone, NeoFlex screen protector shows no signs of wear. Curved edges and corners adhere perfectly. No scratches, no blurring. i'm amazed that it's held up so well. What I like: The Neoflex screen protector is quick & easy to apply. Once on the screen, it feels like glass. To apply the film, Clean your phone, spray your hands, spray the screen, peel the protector from its backing, position it on the screen, use the squeege card to remove liquid and adhere protector film. Notice the tiny hole at one end of the film. Make sure you position it over the lens at the top of your screen. Before you squeege the screen, you can adjust the film so that it aligns perfectly on your screen. If you mess up, gently life the film, clean and re-spray the screen, then repeat the application. For a perfect application, clean the phone screen meticulously. Use the dust remover strip. And be careful when you peel the film from its backing. Don't let it touch anything before you place it on your screen. I add this caution because I found handling the very flexible film a bit dicey. Once corner somehow picked up four invisible particles of dust, which are now visible on my phone. You can clean your phone, but you can't clean the sticky side of the film. When I read about the spray step, I had visions of a sloppy application and bubbles under the film. I'm sure this is possible, but in reality, the squeege removed the liquid completely. I pressed the edge of the squeege around the edges of the screen to make sure the edges of the film completely adhered. A microfiber cloth is good for cleaning smudges and fingerprints. For a more thorough cleaning, I use an anti-fog lens wipe, then polish with microfiber cloth.

lasts forever and self heals but its really hard to fit and apply and no matter what you are going to have bubbles and dust. ive used screen protectors that avoid this before.

Ok so first things first, of you have an s23 ultra, you know finding a screen that will not peel on the curves is extremely hard. I cannot speak to other screens, but this one was easy to install When reading the instructions, I realized it used the word adhesive, which makes total sense, but I never considered that the protectors had adhesive on them. This got me thinking, alot of clear adhesives cure under uv light. So I installed the protector and waited. The curved edge didn't seem to want to stay down, so I pressed it down and shown a uv light on it. I can't say whether the uv light worked, or I just pressed it down perfectly the second time, but it's been a week and none of the curved edges have come up. This is a way better result then past experiences. As far the protector goes, it feels nice, no screen touch issues or fingerprint issues.

Bought this Spigen NeoFlex screen protector because of the good reviews describing the ease of installation and overall feel/performance. I installed it on my Galaxy S23 Ultra and it was indeed easy to install. The look is somewhat of a matt finish with visible distortions (slight) in the film. It initially performed well and had good touch screen response. However, these are NOT durable at all AND they will move (slip) when the phone gets hot. The first one slid down my screen by about 1/4" on a very hot (100F-degree) day while in my back pocket! Very surprised at that - It slid so much that it made my phone unusable so I installed the 2nd one. This one lasted only a few days as a sharper object (like the claw of a hammer) rubbed on it while in my back pocket tearing the film - Had to toss that one too! I wanted to love this protector, but, the poor durability made me go back to a 9H tempered glass protector. I still haven't found one that I like - Why is this S23 Ultra so difficult to get a screen protector that looks great and fits well?