amFilm Ultra Glass Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, UV Gel Application, Compatible with UltraSonic FingerPrint Scanner for Galaxy Note 10 Plus(2019), Tempered Glass, 2 Pack

Hello all!First time posting in a while, so forgive me if I'm a bit rusty. I just got my Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ yesterday, and my amFilm Ultra Glass Screen Protector today, so I thought I'd write up a little review. Sorry for no pics, but I was busy installing and trying to keep things dust-freeI've used Whitestone in the past but was disappointed with both my Note 8 and 9 installs, primarily because of the LOCA spiderwebbing on the edges. I figured I'd give another brand a shot, so I went searching here and found the amFilm Ultra Glass Screen Protector. A quick trip over to Amazon, and $40 later (for a full kit including *2* protectors) and here we are!PACKAGING: The box is nice - wider and flatter than the WS product. It's clean and simple, but professional looking. Plus their website and install video are well done also. Inside the outer box are three smaller boxes. The largest contains the plastic frame, screen protectors, and wipes (I think). The medium size box contains the UV light and the MicroUSB cable. It appears to be identical to the WS product, but I don't know this for a fact, so take that for what it's worth. The smallest box contains the LOCA (2 tubes), extra absorption pads, plastic pin, tabs to place over the speaker, a bubble level, and a weight. Everything you need comes in this kit, including plenty of wet and dry wipes, microfiber cloths, and dust removal stickers. On the packaging is a QR code to go to the install video.PRODUCT: Everything seems to be on the same quality scale as the WS product, with a few minor changes - 1) there is no LOCA applicator "bridge", you have to aim and dribble the solution by hand, 2) the pin is different - there's no more tilting the entire phone to move the liquid into position - the pin is angled and sets the glass down at an angle, and 3) the "fingerprint" weight (more on this later). Otherwise, if you've done the WS before, this isn't significantly different.INSTALLATION: **REMINDER** REMOVE the factory plastic screen protector and clean your screen THOROUGHLY before proceeding! I ALMOST forgot, which would have been a disaster! I watched the video twice and didn't see any mention of this, so amFilm, here's a tip for you Anyway, installation is straightforward -put the little feet on the bottom of the phone to bring it flush with the pins inside, make sure the screen is 100% clean, install the sticker over the speaker, apply the liquid (making sure to absorb any "splatter" before proceeding!), peel the protective film off the glass, place it, and pull the pin. Once the liquid starts to spread, put the weight where the fingerprint sensor is and let it settle and "ooze" for 3-ish minutes. (NOTE - it's hard to locate the fingerprint scanner, so you might want to mark the frame in advance with a Sharpie (another tip for amFilm - marking that plastic with some kind of raised bumps or hash marks might be a good idea, or maybe a film for on top of the glass that marks where to place it - just a thought). After that, it's bake-time under the UV light, then you're done.RESULTS: I'm very impressed so far. The glass appears to be nice and clear, and I can't even see the little "spots" in the corners others mentioned. I lucked out this time and no dust specs at all. No bubbles, etc. the fingerprint scanner appears to be working fine, although I haven't re-registered anything. It DOES require a little extra "umph" to scan, but that's not a big deal. Part of that could be me getting used to an in-screen scanner. There was minimal over-oozing, and the pre-installed pads absorbed everything fine. Barely needed a wipedown afterward.FITMENT: There appears to be no flaws in placement using the guide, or in the fitment of the glass. It sits flat, and lines up exactly where it should. The cutout for the front-facing camera is exactly where it should be, and it's not overly-exaggerated in size. The edges leave plenty of room for putting the phone in a case (I've tried 4 so far, all fit without touching the glass edge, so there's no worry about case push on the glue). The bottom edge is just a tad bit short, maybe a 1/16", but that could be allowing for larger cases (I don't use the big bulky ones, so IDK).OVERALL ASSESSMENT: 4.5/5 Stars - Great product, especially for the price. I'll keep you posted on long-term wear & quality, but for now, I'd say it's a great deal versus the competition.

One of my favorite features of the Galaxy Note 10+ is that it included from factory a pre-installed screen protector. And to me the best kind of screen protector is the one made of PET.The thing is that this is the most exposed and fragile screen on the market and the pre-installed PET screen protector didn’t last a week.So I have bought innumerable screen protectors, and they are easy to install and economical. But pretty much every single screen protector is made of TPU. And yea, they are “self healing” and “military grade” and all that, but; they distort the image at certain angles, they work horrible with the S-Pen, and they just feel weird, so I end up removing them.I have tried the other glass screen protectors, but they are terrible. There is one that has extra glue in the area of the fingerprint reader and never works well, plus looks weird. Then if a little dust gets underneath the glass, not only it looks terrible, but now you have a grinding element constantly making contact with the display.This is not the first polymer glue glass screen protector I buy, but it is the first one that has two complete sets for the price of one, and the first one that completely considers the unique features of the Note 10+. Once I got one that when it cured it ruined the microphone and speaker ports, I ended up doing micro surgery to get them to work.I think this particular screen protector is a great value, it is reasonably easy to install, looks absolutely fantastic, and keeps all functionality intact, including the ultra-sonic fingerprint reader without the need to increase the sensitivity, although you will have to re register your fingerprints.

It's $40. Holy crap. It's expensive as heck.Watching the video beforehand, it's like you're doing surgery on your phone. Why is it so complicated?But you get what you pay for, and you get what you put in for effort.I actually scoffed at this price at first and went with another brand. I did not know that cheaper ones had little adhesive, had the stupid little "bubble/circle" that sticks out like a sore thumb on your screen, and STILL didn't work. $10 wasted. Screen protector was good at staying intact... until I took it off. Didn't do much else... it would separate itself from my phone and made it infuriating to use. Really dumb.But this listing looked better and better with each passing day of frustration. Finally bit the bullet and bought this.Installation wasn't too bad as long as you follow the instructions. And guess what? For $40, it's worth not being pissed off trying to use the phone now. Fingerprint sensor is perfect... and with no annoying bubble/circle. I still managed to end up with a handful of microbubbles even after following the instructions patiently, but nothing that I'm going to cry about. If I didn't see the "U" cutout for the front-facing camera, I wouldn't be able to tell that I had a screen protector.Sensitivity is fantastic. I don't even need to enhance it in Settings. The protector looks great and I've got more peace of mind.The only thing I'm going to be worried about is replacing it. I believe the glue you use basically just ends up being a soft plasticky adhesive when you cure it... kind of like super clear rubber cement. Which means that if this thing shatters and you try to remove it, you're not going to have a good time trying to remove ALL of the small broken pieces still stuck to your screen thanks to the glue. (I'll update this review if I ever have to do it... but hoping it all "peels off" in one mess if I ever have to remove it.)