OMOTON Tempered Glass Screen Protector for New iPod Touch (7th / 6th / 5th Gen, 2015 / 2019 Released), 2 Pack

before anything i do wanna say that i REALLY like these screen protectors, i have essential tremor and i constantly drop/throw things accidentally. these are pretty dang durable and i've only had one get a crack because of the angle it hit concrete, after 4 months of constantly dropping my phone on every kind of surface imaginable. i didn't see a single scratch on the protector either, which is awesome. my phone screen is in perfect condition still so it definitely does the job well! it fit perfectly on my iphone 17 pro max, it barely had any gap (but still left enough space for my phone case) which i love because i always pick at the edges of phone screen protectors, but i really didn't feel compelled to do it with this one. the installation was pretty simple with the instructions, i had one little bubble but the tool they give you to push out any bubbles worked great! didn't have any lifting, peeling, bubbles after installation, etc. it also came with a warranty but if i'm being so honest it didn't explain what the warranty covered and i didn't scan the qr code for it, though i just re-ordered another pack like.. 5 min ago and i'll be scanning that this time lol i kept the alignment stuff from the first pack because i knew i'd need to order another at some point no matter how good it is (my clumsy butt..). and i am super grateful for the alignment frame because of my tremors, i struggle sooo bad with screen protectors usually :') i do very much wish that i could just order the actual screen protectors and stickers/wipes, without the alignment frame, to save some plastic & money. i generally re-order the same products that i like, and it sucks to receive excess pieces that have no other function! the privacy protection is also great, it is my first one so i don't have anything to compare it to, but i am very happy with it! i was testing it out at all sorts of various angles and am confident texting, checking my bank, medical portals, etc. on the train without people seeing my personal info. i live on ssi- disability and i'm sure most of us know how limiting that is but this is one thing i will pay a "little extra" for and work into my budget because i know it's worth the money to protect my phone and my privacy :) tldr: i very much recommend this for anyone who drops their phone a lot, has shaky hands/tremors, values their privacy, or just wants a reliable, evenly shaped screen protector for their phone :)

If you are like me, then you will want absolutely no imperfections on a screen protector, and you will want it to feel great. Here are some installation tips: 1. Setting: It is *extremely crucial* that these screen covers are installed in an environment as close to dust-and-lint-free as possible. This means: totally lint and dust-free surfaces, no lint in the air (if need be, find an office or take it to a store somewhere), no flaking cotton shirt lint (!), because if you put the screen protector on and you trap even one lint between it and the screen, you will see it there and you might not know it's there until after you put it on. 2. Lighting: It is also *extremely crucial* that you have tons of light sources (e.g., a bright office) in the room, so that you can see any possible specs of lint or whatever, on the screen, during and between every step of the installation process. 3: Practice: This is a small-enough device that you can practice yourself with a few screen protectors, and at low cost. I also have an iPad but for that I had a separate screen protector installed in-store, since the surface is so much larger that the probability of even one lint landing in the way is higher. For a pocket-sized phone screen, you can do this yourself. 4: Scotch tape (optional): You may (rather, WILL) find after even super-careful application that a tiny spec of lint may still appear along an edge underneath the screen protector. There is a trick using Scotch tape to getting it out. More on this later. The package oddly enough came with two sets of directions, and they were not the same. The basic premise between the two sets, however, was: use the supplied wet-dry wipes, and the supplied microfiber towel, and then apply the protector. These first steps clear residue off the screen. (Note: If your screen is already scratched from prior use, these will not fix it. These are just for preparing the protector.) The details of the "How to do it right" could be made even more clear, and I find this to be a common issue with screen protectors. The directions also do not say what to do with the other (perhaps helpful) objects that are in the kit, such as the dust sticker. Follow the directions up until it tells you to apply the screen protector itself. Grab it only from the sides. There will be a sticker with an arrow, where it will tell you to peel off the sheet that protects the sticky side. Once you are convinced that the dust/lint/whatever will not get in the way, apply. Other than the potential for lint to get trapped, the actual application is not so bad - feel free to readjust the angle of the protector (but try to get it right the first time); also you may massage the screen protector if it does not lay flat after you apply it. If you see any pixel-sized dots after application, these could be either due to lint, in which case see below, or the adhesive, in which case don't worry as this goes away after a few days. Note: The protector will appear to show pressure marks where the sticker was, on the upper left corner of your iPod. I have found that after 3 days, this fades away. Do not worry. You should be more concerned about specs of lint. Now, if you have already applied the screen protector and, after a few minutes, hours, days of careful eyeballing, you notice that one little spec of lint/whatever got trapped along an edge, there is a remedy. You can (gently) lift the screen protector, with a fingernail, starting from the corner, until you get just enough space to slide a strip of Scotch tape (sticky side facing the adhesive of the screen protector) to where you saw the lint. With one hand, place the tape there, and with the other, bring the screen protector back to about halfway... then pull the tape out of the side of the screen protector, and the lint might just come along with it and will not ruin it. Note: If you lift the screen protector, then keep in mind that you run the risk of trapping more/new lint, so again, find a lint-free environment and excellent lighting conditions. The feel of the screen protector is very nice. It is thin and feels scratch resistant. The full quality and color of the retina display just passes right through. (Some other screen protectors can cause color speckle patterns... which is severely distracting from viewing your own photos on your own iPod Touch.) But this screen protector will still smudges just as noticeably as the iPod touch surface itself. But you get to keep the microfiber cloth, and you can use it on the screen protector without scratching it. I recommend getting some kind of carrying case to go with your iPod touch (try them in electronic departments of local stores), and put the microfiber cloth in the case with your iPod touch. And if all else fails, this is a 2-pack, so you can remove the first (if failed) screen protector and try it all over again.

For what it’s worth, I think this product is a great alternative to expensive screen protectors (such as ZAGG). It comes with TWO screen protectors, two sets of stickers and wipes, and an easy installation guide. At first I thought it might be a little intimidating because I never did an install like this one. Plus it came with instructions that seemed very detailed. But, as someone that’s stubborn, I decided to do it without reading the instructions or watching a video. And what do you know? Perfect installation. Now, keep in mind, the privacy quality isn’t as dark/private as its expensive competition, but there is some privacy to a degree at least. I haven’t seen any specks or dust under the screen protector. The only thing is that there are a few air bubbles, but they give you a scraper tool to get rid of them. If the tool won’t get them all, they’ll eventually come out on their own. All in all, I definitely recommend this!

It was really easy to install but this is my first privacy screen protector so I noticed it has these little lines that make the screen look kind of weird/pixelated but I learned that's the privacy feature. Overall, if you don't mind that then it's pretty good. My pen and fingerprint still work. I haven't dropped it so I don't know how durable it is. It has pretty good privacy with the brightness all the way up too.

Easy application, great product.

GREAT PRODUCT FOR THE PRICE. I've installed many flexible plastic screen protectors and always had to use 3 or 4 before I got them "right" (no, or almost no, bubbles, and properly aligned). Once installed, they lasted for years. This was my first glass protector, and it went on "right" the first time: no bubbles at all, and properly aligned. I followed their clear, well-written instructions exactly, but in addition, put it on in a bathroom, over a soft towel, after running the shower on "hot" to steam up the room and pull down dust. I'm used to matte finishes that diffuse reflected glare, and this glass protector is shiny, so it sometimes reflects lights and makes it hard to see the screen, which may be a problem. When viewed head-on, it transmits somewhat less light than the plastic screen protector that had been on the iPod, so I had to increase the brightness (which reduces battery life). On the other hand, when held at an angle, which is how I generally hold an iPod, the plastic screen protector substantially reduced the clarity and visibility of what was on the screen, while this glass protector is just as clear at an angle as when viewed head-on. That's an advantage. Moving a finger across the glass protector feels just like the iPod's own screen, while the plastic protectors have a different feel, with less resistance. Most of the installation kit that comes with the screens is reusable for the second screen; the only thing that isn't is the wet wipe, but most people probably have things like that around anyway. The packaging is a thick bamboo wood case and the screen protectors themselves are in anti-static foam sheaths; the manufacturer did not cut any corners. The Four star rating probably will change to 5 if the protector remains in good condition for a while, or will drop if problems develop.

Probably the best screen protector I’ve ever picked up. Never worry about people around the office trying to look over your shoulder being nosy. Not just important for privacy but the screen protector does exactly what it needs to do in case you ever drop it!

Horrible product. The first screen I tried to install didn't go on well. The frame doesn't fit my phone (it seemed a little too small) so it didn't create a good fit when pulling the tab. So I tried again. After pulling the tab, the screen itself came out with the film. I tried to place both of the screens on manually only to discover the bubbles simply never went away. The smoothing tool wasn't stiff enough to work them out and bent trying. I've never had a problem installing screen protectors on my various phones over the years. This is the first time it didn't go as I expected. Waste of money.

I prodotti OMOTON sono una garanzia, così come questo modello di pellicola. All’interno della confezione si trovano tre pellicole in vetro temperato protette da 2 bustine una morbida ed una opaca. In una busta separata si trovano le classiche salviette umidificate per la pulizia dello schermo, adesivi per toglier eventuali granelli di polvere e le guide per un corretto posizionamento della pellicola. La cosa che rende questo kit eccezionale è la mascherina di installazione delle pellicole, con la quale si riesce a montare il vetro in modo perfetto. Le pellicole sono molto resistente, anti graffio, anti impronte, al tatto danno una sensazione di ottima qualità e di scorrevolezza. Prodotto consigliato, spedizione rapidissima.

Perfecto

Aucune difficulté pour l’installation. Réussie du premier coup. Aucune Bulles ni poussières ne s’est glissés sous la vitre pendant la phase de pose. Le guide est très simple d’utilisation, il suffit de le poser par dessus le téléphone et de le cliper. Une fois l’opération effectuée la pose du verre est très facile. Après ça reste classique, bien chasser les bulles et l’air avec la réglette fournie. Pour ma part j’ai un iPhone XS et le verre est parfaitement centré. A l’utilisation le verre est plutôt agréable et n’atténue en rien le tactile. Les traces de doigts et autres s’enlèvent facilement. Le kit comprend : 4 verres 2 lingettes nettoyantes 2 adhésifs anti poussière 1 chiffon microfibre A moins de 10e je ne trouve rien à redire. Je recommande si vous avez comme moi un iPhone XS.

La instalación del protector es facilísima. El kit es muy completo (varias toallitas húmedas para limpiar la pantalla, toallita seca, varias pegatinas atrapa polvo, guía, 3 láminas de cristal templado y plástico para quitar burbujas). Creo que la relación calidad-precio es muy buena si contamos con que la instalación es sencilla y queda muy bien. Yo soy de las que iba a la tienda y pagaba por este tipo de cristales solo por el hecho de que soy un desastre aplicándolos (siempre con motas de polvo, torcido y con burbujas) pero he alucinado cuando lo he colocado. Además, no desmejora para nada la calidad de la pantalla (colores nítidos, sensibilidad perfecta...) y parece resistente. Lo recomiendo.

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