EGV 6 Pack for Google Pixel Watch 45mm Screen Protector, Pixel Watch 4/3 Screen Protector [Upgrade Flexible Film] Self-Healing, Anti-Scratch, [Non-Bubbles] Soft HD TPU

Ok, so I have to admit, I didn't follow the install instructions 🤷🏻‍♀️. That said, I figured out how to put this screen protector on, and it was quite easy. It didn't bubble, and it looks good underneath my watchband that covers the watch bezel edges. It doesn't interfere with the watch operation at all, and being clumsy like I am it has protected the glass perfectly. It fits my 41mm Google Pixel Watch 3 perfectly. It doesn't make the screen feel any different, it still responds to touch like normal. Works well!

Great screen protectors !! Watch the you tube video for step by step easy instructions for installing. Touch controls are no affected. They ate perfect and considered a great value, definte recommend buy.

I am so impressed with the EGV Screen Protector for my Pixel Watch 4 45mm watch face! I followed the video instructions and could not believe how simple it was to install. On my first and only installation attempt, I did end up with either a couple of small dust spots or bubbles, however, rather than remove and try again, I gave it a couple of days and the spots totally disappeared! I can't even tell the screen protector is there because the screen clarity and touch sensitivity are seamless. Also, a big plus was once installed, the watch was ready to wear; no waiting 24 hours for it to seal. Smudges are easy to wipe off. I feel the EGV Screen Protector is high quality and well worth the money to protect my watch face. I highly recommend.

I’ve never used screen protectors on a watch before, but Pixel Watches seem delicate, so I decided to add some protection. I’ve gotten used to glass screen protectors on my phones, but from what I’ve read, the glass watch protectors don’t last long. Using these rubbery TPU protectors feels like going back in time. There is more drag as you slide your finger across them, and they are more prone to fingerprints/smudges. I’m OK with these trade-offs if they last longer, and a 6 pack for around $10 is a good value. They will probably get me through the life of the watch. Installation was easy. There’s a rubber pad to rest your watch on as you work to keep it from sliding around. (I had to look up what this was for.) There is a slight line across the middle from the two-part backing, but you really have to angle the watch just right to notice it, and it’s become less perceptible over time. I also added a case, and I was happy that the screen protector stayed in place when I put it on.

I purchased this 2 pack for my LG V60 after my back screen cracked due to a drop. There was nothing on the market that specifically covers all 3 screens for the V60 without there being some issue, like the flip screen not fully closing etc. I had checked with a few people online who used this kit for all 3 screens and had success with it. This was a prime product so I received it very quickly with everything in the package that it was supposed to have. After receiving it, I followed the instructions and viewed the video online that EGV provides. I'd recommend watching it at least once before doing it so you are comfortable with what's being done if you have never done something like this before. The installation itself was really easy. The guide case that comes with it makes it even easier to install with a perfect fit on the main phone screen. I ended up using both tempered glass protectors (one for the screen of the phone and one for the back screen) and then used one of the TPU clear screens for the inside screen). The tempered glass protector isn't sized to fit the back screen, but it fits well enough and gives some protection which is better than no protection since there is no relief between the frame and the screen. To do this you will have to manually do it since the alignment tray is meant for the phone only. The TPU clear screen was almost a perfect fit for the inside screen of the dual screen case but once again wasn't made for that screen. Watching the video that EGV provides makes this installation real easy. What I do like about the TPU clear screen is that you can't even tell it's there when the inside screen is on which is nice. The tempered glass screens are noticeable but that doesn't bother me as I'd rather have the protection it will offer. I was really surprised to see that my fingerprint reader still read my print and that I didn't need to re-calibrate my print to account for the tempered glass. Touchscreen functionality on both screens; main screen with the tempered glass and second screen with the TPU; was fully responsive which was also great to see. The only thing I would recommend with this setup is to keep your dual screen case open for a little to allow the screens to cure properly before closing the case to avoid any potential stick issues between the inside screen and the phone screen. So far I'm really happy with this purchase given that there were no other viable options for all 3 screens for the LG V60 that are pre-cut screens or implement a liquid screen protection method which I was not interested in. I will update this review later after I have had some time with the screen protectors in everyday use.

Seems to work ok. Easy enough to apply after viewing the video. However, am disappointed that it doesn't cover the curved edge of the glass as specified in the item description.

I've had one on my Pixel 3 for a couple of weeks now, and I continue to be surprised and impressed. I bought these to replace the notably low-quality "HASDON 2 Pack Hard PC Case for Google Pixel Watch 3 (2024) 45mm with Tempered Glass Screen Protector..." Yeah, tempered glass -- certainly not. Anyway, these Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) screen protectors are legitimately self-healing as well as durable, clear, and invisible. Sorry for the all caps rant, but IT IS IMPORTANT TO FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY DURING APPLICATION. It's not hard; really it's not. Just watch the video all the way through at least once before applying. Clean your watch crystal with the alcohol swab, use the sticky dust remover pad, then apply the protector LIKE THE INSTRUCTIONS SHOW AND TELL. See. Not hard. However, go slowly and take your time centering the film. I overshot mine a little toward the top of my watch, but it still functions perfectly and is invisible anyway. Seriously, I believe most of the problems people are experiencing with these, especially bubbles, are because they aren't following instructions carefully. Now, the self-healing part is pretty remarkable. I accidentally banged my watch against the corner of my bathroom vanity the other day, and it left a visible cut in the protector. Not a dent or a mark, but an actual CUT, slit, or what have you. At first I thought, "Well, I'm going to have to return these, too. G-dang piece of crap..." etc. Moments later, the film began to "self-heal". It was a bit incredible to witness this. It took some time to finally reach the point where now I can barely tell where it was lacerated (like three days), but now I'm convinced these really are excellent quality for the money, especially after trying two others like the one mentioned above. Some reviews say things like, "These suck. Good thing there are six of them..." and all that. As an experiment, I'm going to leave this one on as long as possible before replacing it, just to measure how durable they really are. My first one has been on for exactly 11 days so far, and my goal is to have it last at least 9 months before I have to replace it. I’ll probably have to update this review, however, to say it actually lasted 18 months. A couple of more positive things to note: First, these do not smudge as easily as the aforementioned "tempered glass" kind, and they're easy to clean. So far, lens cleaner for glasses, a 50/50 solution of water and isopropyl alcohol, Windex, and aerosol glass cleaner work exceptionally well, and don't appear to negatively affect the polished look or clarity of these protective films at all. Next, I noticed three tiny bubbles appearing under the film one day after I got my watch surface a little wet from hand-washing, and thought, "Oh jeez. These are crap..." only to discover soon after that the bubbles disappeared. I didn't even have to try rubbing or pressing them out (although admittedly I tried), and they "repaired" themselves within an hour or so. In conclusion, if you're looking for something to protect the original crystal of your Pixel 3 watch, these are definitely worth a shot. Skip the clip-on style mentioned up top as they smudge and scratch easily, and moisture easily creeps under the surface (so annoying and ugly) when you wash your hands or get your hands wet from other activities. Fwiw, this is one of the better values I’ve experienced on Amazon.

Arrived in perfect condition, was extremely easy to apply and you can barely see it on the watchface. So far there have been no issues with lifting or peeling after 3 weeks. Previous protective applique (that was ordered with the watch) peeled off the first day. Recommend this brand!