Qmadix Liquid Glass Protector

[Linda McDonald]

I can't stand screen protectors. So, when the Verizon employee told me about Liquid Glass...I was more than happy to give out a try. Now I wonder, 'how can it POSSIBLY work?" Any first hand experiences with it?

 

[durandetto]

Haven't tried it myself but I've been told it works great for scratch prevention and they offer a cash guarantee.

 

[chazglenn3]

I had the Sharkproof liquid protection on my Note 7. Had to get rid of it before I could tell if it was going to actually work or not. This time around I'm going with the Whitestone Dome.

 

[Serkle K]

I've seen some pretty Intriguing YouTube videos and reviews on liquid glass protection. I already have a Whitestone Dome on my note8. I'm thinking of using the liquid glass on the back of the device for some extra protection and maybe go without a case. maybe. I still drop my phone from time to time.

 

[Apple2Droid]

I'm considering it, but I too have questions. Like, how would it work on a screen with a speaker grill, sensor, etc, or a fingerprint sensor on the front of the phone–I'm looking at my Moto Z Play here.

 

[felloffthetruck]

Snake Oil ??

 

[magichoward]

I would luv it if it worked

 

[j_hansen]

it probably work to a degree against minor scratches but wont help in a drop

 

[PaulQ]

I had forgotten about this so when I saw this thread, I decided to check it out. Read the Amazon reviews....

This is not going to protect your screen from falls. I would say scratches maybe. But only maybe.... their "tests" seem to be the same ones that they do on naked phones and Gorilla Glass holds up just as well.

The $100 guarantee strikes me as a gimmick (actually only getting $63 because you paid $37 for the "protector"). Anyone know where to get a premium phone's screen repaired for anywhere near $100?

This video comes up near the top of a search for the product and.... if you watch closely... It is a TCC store which is a Verizon retailer. Everyone mentions Verizon when they mention a carrier selling it.

And... they filmed it vertically... they sell phones! This was posted in 2017.

I call shenanigans! Would be nice if something like this were true. I'll stick with my tempered glass. Still not great but a little better. I like to think that the initial force of an impact would spread to the protector first.

BTW - I have had great luck with OTAO screen protectors. This is my second phone using one.