AluminaCore Tempered Glass Screen Protector [GlasTR EZ FIT] designed for Pixel 10 Pro | Pixel 10 | Pixel 9 Pro | Pixel 9 [2 Pack] Aluminum-Enhanced Durability and Impact Resistance

Easy installation with guide, finger print and touch sensitivity doesn't seem to be impacted by this screen protector. On the expensive side for a glass protector, about double the cost of other brands. I also order a Spigen case and this works great with the case, no issues with fitment. Screen coverage is good and alignment with the guide is perfect. No bubbles during install, it really comes down to cleaning the screen before installation and make sure you don't have dust on the screen before the final step when installing the glass. Overall great glass screen protector.

I think the last time I got tempered glass screen protectors was about 5 years/ 4 phones ago. I'm not prone to dropping phones, and the times I have dropped them, there were never any screen breakages. Plus, they were always a huge production to apply. I got these protectors because it looks like the installation technology has advanced - a LOT - since then. There's a hard plastic frame holding the glass that fits right over the phone. There is some adhesive stuff to remove (first on the part that goes onto the phone, then the part you rub for the backing). There are all kinds of extra accessories: Wet screen wipes, adhesive dust removal stickers, a foam squeegee (my past experience had next to useless hard plastic squegees). I supplied my own latex food handling gloves, just to make the whole experience feel almost surgical in nature (Nurse, sponge) and to keep my fingerprints off of anything (for aesthetics, there were no crimes being committed). I read the instructions for the novelty of it, but the whole system is so intuitive that you really shouldn't need to read them. Everything was completely in line with my expectations of what would need to be done. I'm not sure how (and this has to be completely on me), but despite my careful gloving, wipedown, application, rubbing the back and peeling, and lifting the frame, the first protector had bubbles with minute spots in the middle that the squeegee couldn't get rid of. The second one, I made sure I did the whole thing with a fan blowing gently over the work area. That one installed with no issue. Overall, installation was way, way easier than what I was used to. The main reason I recommend this to any Pixel 9 Pro XL user, whether prone to dropping screens or not, is the oleophobic quality. I've managed to get fingerprints on the glass. But a quick wipe on my sleeve, or my hip, and it's like I've never touched the screen. Prior phones (a couple of them Pixels), it was basically a chore clearing off fingerprints/ finger marks. That alone makes this worth it. I am not willing to drop my phone face down from any height to test its protection. However, for the sake of all of you, I used a sharp edge of a key along the very bottom and very top edges, pressing hard, to see if I could scratch the glass (I won't risk cracking the phone screen, but I'm fully willing to buy another set of screen protectors). The sharp key point skated around with no scratch-making sound. The glass had no scratches. So then, I used a box cutter. I dug the point in, hard, and went from side to side (as though I was opening a package), and a bit up and down (basically moving the point 'sideways' in relation). This time, I heard and felt vibration, as though scratches were being made. Nothing. Nothing to a finger rubbed over the area, nothing when I held the phone up to the light at an angle that would show scratches. As for touch sensitivity, I have never had a problem with it recognizing my thumbprint. Perhaps it's because I followed the often-repeated advice throughout the packaging, and took multiple thumbprints of the same angle (which I always have done anyway). But I added some index finger presses, like 2, and it reads my index finger just fine as well. I honestly don't see any downside to getting this kit. For me at least, the supidly easy to clean screen makes it completely worth it.

This Spigen GlasTR EZ FIT for the Pixel 10 Pro is a masterclass in product design. I’ve always been a Spigen fan, and this specific screen protector is exactly why I keep coming back to the brand. This was hands-down the easiest protective glass installation I’ve ever done. The "EZ FIT" tray is brilliant—you just place it over the phone, and it aligns everything perfectly. I ended up with zero bubbles and not a single speck of dust under the glass, which usually drives me crazy with other brands. The quality and clarity are so good that I honestly forget it’s even there. It’s thin, clear, and stays clean, so the screen looks just as sharp as it did without the protector. It doesn't interfere with the touch sensitivity at all, imo. In terms of protection, it’s already proven its worth. My phone has survived a few drops already, and the screen protector is still flawless. For about $10 per protector in this 2-pack, the value for money is 100% there for the peace of mind you get.

recently purchased this screen protector for my new Pixel 10 Pro, and overall, I have mixed feelings, resulting in a 4-star rating. The Pros: Installation: It was incredibly easy to install. It came with an alignment tray that made it impossible to mess up, leading to a perfectly aligned, bubble-free application on the first try. Touch Sensor Compatibility: I had absolutely no problems with the touch sensor. The screen responsiveness is perfect, and I didn't even need to turn on the high-sensitivity mode for fingerprint detection. The Cons: Durability Issues: Unfortunately, I had to order another set. One of the screens cracked on its own without any drop, hit, or trauma to the phone. It seems the tempered glass is a bit brittle or perhaps stressed during installation. Conclusion: If you prioritize an easy, foolproof installation and perfect touch sensitivity, this is a great choice. However, be aware that you might need to use the warranty or second screen in the pack sooner than expected, as the durability of the glass itself seems inconsistent.

High quality product. Strong and smooth, works perfectly with touch screen. Installation was flawless, their system seems nearly foolproof. I am a complete klutz when it comes to installing screen protectors, but I got this one on with only two tiny air bubbles which were easily removed. Unconditionally recommended.

The protector was super easy to apply. They developed a good system. The instruction card isn't great, but there are short videos to watch on youtube. Not taking anything off for the instructions because that's pretty standard these days. The phone was new so I waited until I applied this to enter my fingerprints. There's an option to scan the QR code on the box, which lets the phone know what you're using and presumably adjusts the process a little. Anyway, my fingerprints register with no problem to unlock the phone. The protector is a perfect fit. You can't tell that it's there.

I appreciate that this comes with 2 protectors, making it a good value for the money. The install instructions were simple, and the alignment jig made it easy to align and attach the protector to the phone. I didn't even have any bubbles to push out, even though it came with a little squeegee for that purpose (and I usually suck at attaching screen protectors!). Pixel 10 fingerprint sensor works well with it and it feels like it should provide good protection for the screen.

Easy to install. Provides supporting tray that customized for Pixel 9 series with the shape of camera bump at the back. The tray is made of dense form which provides good support and helps keep camera at even level with the screen protector installation frame provided. The included squeegee is a good quality one. It has soft tip than just one plastic piece. Nice. The included instruction is clear. It is not too small print and it is step by step illustrations. Putting the frame on phone is also easy. The alignment is good. The instruction indicates to press on to the slot in the middle back and forth. I also applied pressure evenly across the frame as well. You can see how the protector adheres to the screen to most parts (of course some ares of the screen are covered by stickers etc.). I think that helps eliminate bubbles afterward well. In my case, the first application came out 100% bubble free right away. I'll come to the reason for the second application in my case a little later. Peeling the back to sicker off the frame is also easy but I will be careful to pull it slowly and keep firm holding to the frame to the phone while pulling to prevent tearing off the pulling-sticker. Pulling the top clear sheet is the next step after the frame is lifted. This step is the. most easy part. No issue there, just pull the tabs off. Again, I would do it gently as to prevent pulling off the screen protector itself which is stilly newly applied. Just a precaution. I did not have any issue with both applications during this step. T The last step is to look for bubbles and squeeze out ones if there are any. The second application had a small one near the middle. It was very easy to eliminate. I used the squeegee to squeeze it out. Only few swipes down without having to chase it out to the edge at all. It was probably because I did not consistently apply pressure around the frame as the first time. Fingerprint sensing is good. There is no need or perceived performance degradation at all. Unlock is as fast as without the protector. This is another point of concern for this generation of Pixel as it moved to use ultrasound sensing which can be impeded by solid material (a nature of sound wave). This flies so well. The screen protector has a light gap around the edge so it fits my case perfectly. The star is taken off is probably may not be the product issue and perhaps mine. However, I have reviewed few online reviews of this model and they have more or less ran into the issue of dust remained after applied this screen protector. I thought I have a way to prevent that from happening. I keep the frame down while peeling the backing sheet from underneath to prevent dust from falling on to the sticky side of the screen protector. I triply wiped the screen and inspected. The first application had what it looked like a fine long thread of fiber on it. It was so obvious and I couldn't stand seeing it. The protector is easy to remove by the way at this stage and that is a good thing. I attempted the second application and did more checks etc. This time was much better than the first time but still one spot on the screen that caught a spec. of dust. This one is a "spot" kind of dust and it is very small and is not like to catch eyes. That is much better. I think the product is good. You need to find a good clean room perhaps to get complete dust free installation. I just wish Spigen with installation apparatus that give dust free installation like some other brands for Pixel 9 pro. recently.