Customer Ratings & Reviews

One bump and the film is damaged. Drop my phone from about a foot on to a dirt path (was sitting petting my cat). Permanent damage to the film. Never had the happen with any other brand film I have ever used in 10 years (ZAGG, Armour, etc.). I also agree the measurements are off. Way too much of the curved sides and top are left exposed. And it attracts fingerprints like a rabid FBI agent. Will not buy again and definitely do not recommend.

I installed both this screen protector and the "compatible" OtterBox case. This will likely be the first and probably last time I purchase a screen protector through OtterBox because while their cases are some of the best on the market, this screen protector does not seem to fit the screen with their case. Additionally the faux fabric on the edge of the tool becomes worn easily and hard plastic corners are exposed, which resulted in me somehow tearing a hole into the screen protector as I was smoothing air bubbles out. Absolutely not worth $20.

The product measurements are off. Other reviews talk of un ugly border or gap. I believe the problem is the tabs and plastic mount dont correctly align the film to the screen. Instead it mounts it too low so that a gap is left at the top of the screen. I've attached some pics showing the gap at the top. AVOID AT ALL COSTS until the design is remedied.

No explanations. This is the worst product ive ever seen in my life. Its in the trash. I couldn't even put it on.

Not sure what all the hate is about, the screen protector works fine, especially for what is available. Is it tempered glass? No. But the Pixel 6 Pro has one of the better screens out there, I just didn't want anything to scuff the screen so this is perfect. If you follow the instructions it takes about 5 minutes to install and maybe another 5 working out the air bubbles. This is a relatively thick film too so I'm happy to have anything to protect this phone for now. I didn't even have to recalibrate my fingerprint so I'm happy. My only gripe is it is a bit on the pricier side for what it actually is.

Pros: -feels great, no orange peel texture and not that much more added friction - doesn't impact the optical fingerprint reader as far as I can tell -no need for hairdryers and holding down the edges to have it stick on the edges/curve -covers most of bottom and left and right edges if you have a case - installation system puts it on just right - "Limited lifetime warranty — no receipt, no registration, no need to return for a replacement" Cons -very complex installation system that makes it more likely you will have lint and other junk trapped underneath the protector -big gap on the top - kinda pricey Final thoughts: Given how my phone already got microscratches after 3 days of using it without a screen protector, this does the trick but when there's a decent tempered glass protector I will probably replace this. I also did not notice any bubbles beyond lint trapped under the protector after a day of waiting for the bubbles to go away.

Not as bad as people say it is, but I will be honest and express my concerns with the screen protector. The only two issues that I have that aren't a deal breaker for the price you can get this at, ($10) is the fact that it doesn't cover the screen from edge to edge like other screen protectors I've bought and installed before. Quality of the film feels good however once installed correctly, there is a faint line across the upper middle part of the screen. Doesn't interfere as much as you'd think but just something to keep in mind if you plan on purchasing. Seems to have good healing properties as my screen protector lifted due to misplacement in my storage compartment and healed back to normal within minutes. Overall I would just recommend to look for a better full coverage one to keep those edges free from scratches as this one will likely get scratched down the road.

I saw reviews and thought it can't be that bad, but it is. The alignment is good but the foam isn't high enough for the camera bar so your phone will slide anyways. About 1/8" of the screen isn't covered on all sides so it looks and feels horrible. The film is thin and the pixel 6 has a very durable screen already so unless you're paranoid of scratches it's not worth it. The steps to apply it are way more complicated than it needs to be and leaves alot of room for error so chances are on a plastic film so thin you will get TONS of air bubbles and F.O.D. like myself and most people from what I've read. If you happen to get it perfect and want to take that gamble it's great because it's so thin and aligned you might not ever notice it (or trigger ocd) outside of the edges in low brightness.

Great protection and usage until damaged. Had BB install and worked well until my fingernail damaged with a tear that keeps getting larger. Likely to get glass next time.

This screen protector has the most convoluted installation instructions I have ever run across. The film is very thin and it ripped as I was pulling of the backing. I did manage to get both pieces on the screen and I actually has potential. Overnight all the bubbles disappeared and fingerprint sensor worked fine, although you would think the screen is cracked due to the piece installation

Unfortunately I didn't read any reviews before purchasing this, otherwise I would have never bought it. Only grabbed this because it was the only screen protector for my phone at BestBuy and I didn't wanna leave my beloved Pixel without one any longer. The instructions to install this are unnecessarily complicated but even when following them perfectly you still end up with way too many bubbles. Removing them took me half an hour, which ended up scratching the screen protector a lot but at least it wasn't my actual phone screen. It's a shame the installation process is so frustrating and time consuming because I really like how thin and barely noticeable the actual screen protector is.

Got this to put some sort of protection on the screen of my Pixel 6 Pro. Because I waited a long time to look for one, this was the only one I could find in stock. It's not as good as a glass protector but it works. Installation was a pain - the included instructions are really, really bad and I needed to look for videos online to get a good idea on how to do it. Even then it was not much fun, but it worked. The corners are a little iffy but that may be due to the way the case fits more than the film. The touch screen works just as well, though and it has done what I needed it to do. I'd probably rate it a little higher if the installation instructions were better.

I needed a new screen protector for my Pixel 6 Pro and have never used one from Otterbox, though I have used there cases many times over the years, and found them to be very good, but never used their screen protectors before. First, after opening the package I checked the instructions and there were 15 steps (FIFTEEN!!!) to install the thing properly!! I have never had a screen protector; film or glass, that had such an extensive and particular installation process. It was ridiculous. Next, after successfully installing the protector and managing to get all the bubbles out, the feel started to drive me nuts. I have never liked film protectors because they aren't an slick as glass, but this was by far the stickiest/draggiest film protector I have ever used. I use swipe for text entry, and it was nearly impossible to slide from one letter to the next. As soon as my finger touched the screen it's like it was stuck in place. It took 15 minutes to get the protector installed, and after 2 minutes of use I ripped it back off because I couldn't stand the feel. If you like a draggy screen feel and are ok with the complicated installation, then it may work for you. For me, I'll go back to the cheap no-name Amazon protectors until someone releases a proper glass one that works with the finger print scanner.

I've now purchased 2 of these screen protectors and had a miserable experience with both of them. The instructions are generally unclear and while they technically give you the correct step-by-step this product needs some primer information if you aren't already familiar with the process of this one chance install. To start, the actual idea of applying with a split back is sound. We are supposed to align it with the supplied tools, peel of the one part and then the second to get a clear and dust bubble free application. The problem is that the instructions don't make it clear going in that this is what we will be doing so you can easily find yourself derailed and fumbling around in the beginning steps. This is what occurred to me the first attempt. I made an error and by the time I found what the next step was it was too late and the dust and bubbles were aplenty. I was willing to accept this as my own fault so I bought a second. I went into #2 knowing what to do and prepared. I follow each step meticulously and it was going well at first. Then when removing the first back cover the plastic flipped at the very end when separating from the protector and when trying to remove it not only did it warp the top portion of the protector but it also unstuck the from the second back cover leaving me holding a wholly wasted product. The one thing I'm willing to give this product is that if by chance you experience no issues and get a perfect install it appears to be a quality screen protector and does not diminish the visual quality of this screen.

Overall great screen protector to keep from scratches on the screen. The one minor flaw I always have is that if it's in warmer weather for to long, the corner(s) tend to lift, so I carry the tool they give you to smooth it out with me to fix it. Not a bad flaw and really easy to fix.

I really enjoy the Google Software and overall enjoy its customization more than Samsung, but it falls short in Battery Life, continous technology upgrades. The phone doesnt have a face ID. What phone doesn't have a face ID in 2022. Either way, love the actual software but the technology is far behind where it should be

Wasn't the easiest to put on. After 2 months of having this screen protector on, it started sliding up the screen. I know I do have my phone in my back pocket a lot, but this is the first screen protector I've ever had that has done that. Did a good job protecting my phone for 2 months, and it had a couple harsh drops.

Thin film phone screen that is easily indented but smooth protection.

Completely impossible to install without leaving bubbles behind. And this screen protector isn't even glass, just a plastic film. Instructions are extremely vague and also complicated, very easy to f up the installation. Terrible and not worth the money. $20 just down the drain!

I finally got around to putting this screen protector. The process is tedious compared to others I have used but I was willing to put up with it if it provided a good end product. There is a foam bar used as a bumper to push against during installation, and that foam bar has a sticky backing to adhere it to the table you are working on. The adhesive damaged my desk. After I installed the screen protector and all was looking good, I peeled off the protective outer pull of the screen protector and the BRAND NEW, never exposed screen protector had scratches all over it. I've avoided OtterBox products for years due to my perception of high price, low quality items and this has greatly reinforced that perception. Stay away from this screen protector.