Supershieldz (2 Pack) Designed for Motorola (Moto G7 Power) Tempered Glass Screen Protector, 0.33mm, Anti Scratch, Bubble Free

The packaging listed my phone and the product did fit somewhat, but it only covered the active screen area and not the entire screen. That makes it practically useless as a screen protector. The only logic I see in this product is if you are using an extra large case that overlaps the edges of the phone. It grew wings and flew back to Amazon on its own when I told it I was replacing it with a screen protector of the correct size.The product that worked fine and was sized properly is the SuperShieldz Full Screen Black MOTO G7 screen. In my Humble opinion, THAT should be the product you purchase. It worked GREAT with the Spigen Rugged Armor MOTO G7 case. That is a sharp looking way to protect a phone, my MOTO G7 Power...Perfect sizing with both.

This is the 4th phone I've put a Supershieldz screen protector on.Watch their installation video, twice if you need to.Follow the simple instructions such as;"wash your hands, clean the surface, don't touch the screen with your fingers...." all simple stuff.Don't hurry, it's easy. Follow the instructional video - follow the instructional video. Just that simple.Some reviews have stated that the Supershieldz protector is "too small" for the Moto g7.No, it's about as big as it can be without people complaining it is "too large".The Moto g7 has a slightly eased edges to the glass screen all the way around. If the screen protector were any larger, two things would be of issue.First, installation would be more difficult, as there would be less wiggle room for proper fit, resulting in greater installation error. (angry customers)Second, many protective cases would wrap around and interfere with the screen protector edges. (more angry customers)Will this protect your screen from 100% of damage = No.Is it better than nothing = 100% Yes.The screen saver is very affordable. If you break your screen, don't blame the screen protector.How's that song go... "can't blame the baby for her pregnant mom".Get a grip on your life and don't drop your phone.And remember, accidents happen.

I resisted the temptation to apply this right away even though I had applied screen protectors before. Luckily I did watch the video because the tips were 100% spot on. If you follow them, you will have zero issues and your phone won't look like so many I see, cracked with bubbles and dirt all underneath the protector (like why bother if you're that sloppy?). Patience is a virtue, do it right the first time. Tip, also do this without a whole lot of light around to prevent ANY dust while applying either. Even when using the dust sticker a speck or two will happen if you have a lamp or sunlight nearby.Only small flaw, as others mention, is that the protector does not cover the whole screen. I'd say about 98% of it. It's a bit unfortunate as it makes the alignment process much more difficult. If you are off just a hair, some part of the screen that's lit will not be covered. This is important because you have to apply this while the phone is off (at least in my opinion). Fortunately I was very careful, after I was done I was only off by a practically unnoticeable fraction. Make sure the bottom edge of the protector goes right underneath the logo for good alignment, not at the very bottom of the screen! I had zero bubbles after flipping over the protector and applying.Time will tell on the protection aspect but $6 for two I am not complaining right now.

I'm not sure why I keep trying protectors from this brand. So far, across a G7 power, E4 plus, and Samsung S6 I'm at 3 "good" protectors and 7 bad protectors. Good ones are practically immune to scratches (as expected) and difficult to damage. The bad ones scratch in everyday use much like a plastic protector and may adhere poorly.The good:Comprehensive installation kit - alcohol wipes, microfiber cloths, alignment stickers and dust pickup stickers.Good adhesion, if the protector is from a good batch. Do not skip steps (use the wipes!)Good durability, if the protector is from a good batchThe bad:Typically poor durability - scratch and/or crack prone unlike other vendorsOccasional adhesion issuesQuality of cut/fit is somewhat variable across phone models. For the G7 Power, it's adequate, but the notch isn't correctly contoured, and the bottom never adheres (across the logo)

Totally useless, probably because it doesn't cover the screen all the way! Two day old phone. It fell once. The screen cracked under the glass cover. DO NOT BUY THIS! It will not protect your phone. Doesn't matter how easy it is to install or how great it feels if it doesn't do the one thing it was designed for.

I don't know if it's just standard nowadays. But I feel like when you order screen protectors any more. It never covers the whole screen. Always a gap all the way around it. Kinda looks stupid when looking at your phone and have this gap going all the way around it. I've had like 3 or 4 phones in the past few years. Different brands. Tried a variety. And they all seem to make them where they don't cover the whole screen

I buy super shields for every phone i have owned. Best there is- i tried many. Forget plastic films ! They have saved my screen several times, although they shattered in process of doing so, they peel back off cleanly, and you have a spare to use if they break or you muckup the application- which is hard to do, they practically apply themselves. Dry fit and put on guide stickers. Clean and Dust off screen well. Peel, align and drop. Watch it self apply like a vacuum without any bubbles. Super scratch resistance and virtually finger print proof coating that lasts years.

Was easy enough to install. It did not affect the quality of my touch screen and it is totally sheer. Cant even tell that it's on my phone.

Easy to install, clearness is great and doesn’t interfere with touch screen