What screen protector will you be using?

[bandofbrothers2112]

Two screen protectors in the box, but only one bottle of glue. How to apply the second protector if the first one will fail?

I was wondering that unless the ' what's in the box ' list isn't accurate or you use only do much of the adhesive in the one bottle.

In my Whitestone Dome x2 pack there's 3 tubes.

 

[cert15z]

When you apply it, make sure you share with us how it went. I'm sure a lot of people would love a Whitestone alternative...less expensive and easier to apply.

I will keep you updated.

 

[cert15z]

How hard is it placing these on the screen?

It seem pretty easy. I will give an update when I put it on the phone.

 

[Ninjarette]

Yup. I also don't run my phones over with sherman tanks or explode dynamite on them hehe so no 18 layers of protectors on mine either. Been using Galaxy S series since the S2 Skyrocket and never once damaged a screen and I work construction, take it with me ATV and JetSki riding, and never once put a scratch on my phone screen. But if you like to carry your phone around in a bag of nails and bolts I can see the issue with needing 45 layers of screen protection on the top of it and then complain the finger scanner doesn't work lol.

Lol. Exactly. Also, when the weather is bad outside - icy and slippery, my phone is in my bag, not in my hand. I've seen people run across the street in bad weather, slip, and their phone goes in the air, and lands on the concrete. That would destroy me...just bury me with my phone.

I don't like "Decepticon" phone cases, so I have to be mindful of what I'm doing with my phone, but I'm so used to it. I may drop my phone and break my unprotected screen. I have insurance (non-carrier) for that. I'll take my chances, because I've got an excellent track record.

There are folks who carry a naked phone - no case or screen protector. I won't do that.

 

[rbarnes65]

Whitestone Dome.

 

[chazglenn3]

I'm planning to rock my S22 (Note) Ultra buck *** nekkid! The ONLY reason I use a case with my S21 Ultra is to have a place to put the S-pen.

 

[MS3GT]

I've had a Whitestone Dome on my Note 9 for 3.5 years. I try to be very careful, but drops are almost inevitable. Sometime in the last year I got a fine crack in the Dome glass, but not enough to bother me. That probably would have been a cracked phone screen without the Dome glass installed. I just removed it to confirm that the phone glass is perfect (it is), as I'm trading it in for an S22 Ultra. I would like to put Dome glass on it as well, but I'm wondering if it will work with the Samsung leather case. I like the looks of that case around the camera lenses.

I've installed quite a few Whitestone Glass protectors, only messing it up once. Read the instructions carefully, watch the installation video, use a flat surface, and take your time and be careful. It requires some care, but it's not brain surgery.

I had the Dome on my Note 10+ and when I got my Note 20 Ultra, I used the LK film. It comes in a 3 pack and they hold up pretty well. I baby my phones so I only replaced them, maybe every 4 months. So I wound up going with LK privacy film. Way cheaper than the Dome. I have nothing against the Dome, I just prefer the film.

 

[sulla1965]

In all my excitement I forgot to buy a screen protector. Lol I know my Note 10+ came with one already applied. In fact it's still on there. Does the S22 series come with screen protectors applied already?

Not likely, they've stopped doing that for a few years now.

 

[bandofbrothers2112]

In all my excitement I forgot to buy a screen protector. Lol I know my Note 10+ came with one already applied. In fact it's still on there. Does the S22 series come with screen protectors applied already?

I've reached out to Samsung UK and I'm told the Samsung Galaxy s²² Series does come with a factory fitted screen protector.

I can't comment for other regions however.

 

[BIG CAT 7]

I was considering trying the official Samsung one. Not sure yet. Part of me wants to just go without. I’m typically very careful with my phones so I am not super worried.

 

[Lawrence Schweitzer]

I've always use Zagg. I just go to the mall and have someone at the Zagg kiosk install it instead of me messing it up. is the Dome that much better?

 

[nonie]

I was considering trying the official Samsung one. Not sure yet. Part of me wants to just go without. I’m typically very careful with my phones so I am not super worried.

I don't see on Samsung's site anything about screen protectors,

 

[BIG CAT 7]

I don't see on Samsung's site anything about screen protectors,

They are selling them on Amazon. When I looked I didn’t see them on Samsungs site either which I thought was strange.

 

[nonie]

They are selling them on Amazon. When I looked I didn’t see them on Samsungs site either which I thought was strange.

Would you send a link, I haven't found them.

 

[anon(40376)]

Yup. I also don't run my phones over with sherman tanks or explode dynamite on them hehe so no 18 layers of protectors on mine either. Been using Galaxy S series since the S2 Skyrocket and never once damaged a screen and I work construction, take it with me ATV and JetSki riding, and never once put a scratch on my phone screen. But if you like to carry your phone around in a bag of nails and bolts I can see the issue with needing 45 layers of screen protection on the top of it and then complain the finger scanner doesn't work lol.

Hard to find a Sherman tank that still runs. Plastics are more fun than dynamite but haven't played with either in many years. However; I walk (hike) in some very rough terrain and at times use the phone. I very seldom drop but when I do it isn't on padded carpet or a bed so having some added protection doesn't hurt.
And most posts state the whitestone protector works good and does not interfere with the FPS. If it does I'll return it.

But not for everyone that's for sure!

 

[BIG CAT 7]

Would you send a link, I haven't found them.

They don’t have them now for the Ultra but had them the other day. Right now just the S22 and S22+. Hope they will get them back.

Samsung S22 Screen Protector, Clear https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09QH8536...ag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU7037895

 

[ironass]

Will stick with the Samsung factory fitted screen protector on the Exynos models. They have worked well for me on the Galaxy S20 and S21 Ultras.

 

[Casey Cheung]

None for me, unless one is factory-installed, in which case I'll leave it in place.

I've had my Note 10+ phone since it first came out, it's been over 2 years now. The factory film starting peeling after a year, so I removed the entire film off my phone. Since I've always used a decent silicone case, I've never had any damage or even a single scratch on my Note 10+ screen. So with this experience, I won't be adding any 3rd party screen protector on my Ultra 22 screen. I've been using Samsung phones since the Note 2 model many years ago, and I have literally never damaged or scratched any of my phone screens cuz I always use a good protection case.

 

[anon(40376)]

After seeing the drop test; pretty darn sure I will be placing a whitestone dome over my S22U, even though I have insurance for up to $600.00 for repair via my Visa card.

 

[Joshua Luther1]

I won't be using a screen protector on my S22 plus but I might put one on my Tab S8.