LϟK 6 Pack Screen Protector Designed for Apple Watch 40mm Series 6 5 4 SE / 38mm Series 3 2, Max Coverage, Bubble Free Flexible Soft TPU for iWatch 40mm 38mm

This will be the longest screen protector review ever so I will divide it in sections so you can skip to what interests you. About me: I’ve been using PDAs and mobile computing since ~1999 and learned the importance of screen protection early on with one of my Palms. I worked in an environment with air and waterborne abrasives and screens would get ruined. My wife and children use mobile devices and I have applied hundreds of screen protectors for our family and friends. Apple Watch screen protection: The problem is the curves. Despite using some kind of miracle glass the Apple Watch gets scratched pretty easily. My wife works in an office and when we got ours I trusted that there would be no way she would need a screen protecor. Boy was I wrong! I looked at hers after a couple months and it already had some nicks and abrasions. So now everyone is on the screen protector schedule. We started with the model 3 and then gifted ours to our 2 children when the Model 4 was released so I’ve been keeping up with four of them. I have used many screen protectors and all of them “work”, but the only *problem* is that the edges will come up with the brush of a sleeve or any other friction along the edge. Always, without fail. If you can remain aware of that failing there are ways of preventing the peel, but that means living with yet another worry. I’ve managed a couple months without the peel, but it eventually shows up. Why do they peel? Probably because of low-tac adhesive and the other ones I’ve tried are thicker. That thickness gives them a bigger edge to grab and are harder to hold down on the curved section. *(I used some glass protectors with curved edges and couldn’t get a bubble-free installation) Installation: I’m not sure if alcohol will sufficiently remove all oils so I cleaned mine with a very diluted Dawn/water solution followed by a water rinse, then alcohol wipe. Shining a flashlight across the surface of the Watch will reveal any dust that doesn’t show up with perpendicular lighting. I watched the video twice and followed the application instructions exactly, (except for my additional cleaning step), and the first protector went on perfectly. It was ready instantly, no overnight curing time or incessantly keeping up with the sides and corners wanting to lift up until “cured”. Screen protectors - The Hidden Cost: The Watch is sold with fanfare regarding their special glass formulation to keep it scratch-free. If you are lucky enough to live a life surrounded by soft things and never get out in the real world then that may be enough. It wasn’t for me, my wife, or my children. So we buy screen protectors. I was going to include a list of the various protectors I’ve purchased, but it is embarrassing. Some lasted longer than others but in the end they all died of the dreaded Peel. Some lasted longer than others, but results varied even within protectors from the same package. I try to reduce variables by having a consistent application method but nothing can stop the inevitable peel. I’ve used BestSkinsEver protectors on devices in the past with great results before the tempered glass protector revolution but even they failed on the Watch. Additionally; people have different skill levels and dexterity so applying these finicky things can often end in failure. This application system greatly reduces failure if you follow the instructions. Another “cost” is application time. With the other protectors I have to wait until the end of the day and spend time applying and tending to the watches. With my very first installation of these I was done in under 10 minutes and popped the Watch back on my arm. Subsequent applications should be under 5 minutes. Conclusion: These may eventually peel off like all the rest, I will update accordingly. But even if they do I will continue to use them because they are the best of the MANY screen protectors I’ve used if only for the ease of installation. I am confident these will greatly reduce “The Peel”, but time will tell. Because these are noticeably thinner than all of the others I’ve tried it’s hard to tell that there’s even a screen protector on the Watch! Sensitivity is fine, nothing weird about the surface, I am so happy to have finally found these because it’s been a pain in the neck keeping up with these darn things. Even if they only last as long as the others the cost is about the same but installation is a breeze. I will definitely update as time goes by. For the record: I have no affiliation with this company and receive no compensation or benefit of any kind for this positive review. I am writing in an effort to share my experience with this frustrating aspect of Apple Watch ownership. Update 04/02/2020 - It's been a little over a month and I think I'm gonna put on a new one. I could probably get another month out of this one but it's getting chewed up. I work machine maintenance and am always scraping my watch across something. It's held up admirably and even a section on the side that I've scraped and lifted doesn't want to pop up like the thicker screen protectors do. My wife's looks as good as new, this may be a record!

I am traditionally a Zaag aficionado, and for my iPhone and iPad I will not use another product. However for my Apple Watch I found their products difficult to install perfectly and very bulky. I searched the web for an option and found the LK Screen protector, I was concerned with the cheap price but found out I was wrong. I give my watch a very sound pounding daily with workouts and doing general construction work. The protector has worked perfectly, the only time I had to replace it was when I accidentally fell onto a concrete wall and the rough surface ripped a section of the film off the watch. The watch underneath was completely intact and all I had to do was replace the screen in minutes and I was off to the races. Installation if you follow the video that comes with it is seamless, no bubbles either time I have done it and the equipment the box comes with makes the job very easy. The touch screen I have no issues with responsiveness and the only thing I have outstanding is to see how it handles swimming in the pool, with covid this year I have been unable to do this, but I can tell you daily hand washing and showering produce no issues. From my experience with screen protectors this is one of the best I have found for ease of installation, durability and price. I have used the screen protectors now continuously for 4 months.

These things are amazing. They are quite easy to install and are almost invisible on the the watch. It is good that you get 6 of them because they don’t last very long. I had one last 3 weeks and the next one few off after a couple of days. The stickiness is good but if debris or durst get into the corners it falls of very quickly. It’s not that that big of an issue because you get so much. Another thing that bugged me was that the screen protector didn’t reach the edge of the screen. It still bend around the screen but there was about a millimeter that was still uncovered. Overall the screen protector is unnoticeable. The screen does feel different and you may see some distorted reflections but other than that it is perfect. The gel is incredibly thin and still protects very well.

Seriously, this is the best Apple Watch screen protector I have tried out of three different brands. I am very picky about how I want my watch to look and a trend I noticed with previous brands was that the protector would make the watch look very cheap and bulky and that was a huge disappointment for me. After returning the previous brands, I ordered this protector and I am so happy that I did. This screen protector was extremely easy to install and went on without any issues, air bubbles, or scratches to the device or to the protector. I have had it on for a bit more than 24 hours now and the edges are still perfectly adhered to the watch face and I cannot see any scratches yet. The screen protector is extremely thin which is what I like most because once its on, you seriously cannot tell that it is on. If it weren't for the tiny lip of the screen protector, I wouldn't be convinced that there was even a screen protector on the watch. Here are some pros and cons that I have noticed within the first 24 hours of using the protector: Pros: -Very thin and almost impossible to see on the watch -Very easy to install with no air bubbles or scratches -You get a pack of 6 which should last for quite a while if you are careful with how you treat your watch -You get a free watch band with these screen protectors Cons: -There is a line down the middle of the screen protector that can only be seen in direct sunlight and in some very bright indoor lighting. This is virtually unnoticeable unless the watch is off and you are looking at it in direct light. I think this line comes from the way you have to fold the screen protector in order to adhere it properly. (this can be seen in the first picture) -This protector is very thin and although that is also a pro, I am not sure how long it will hold up due to the thinness of it. Overall, I am very happy with my decision to purchase these protectors over the other brands I tried. It is by far the most clear, the easiest to install, and seems like it will hold up well. I have not used it long enough to determine how much it will hold up to every day use of the watch so I will update after a while.

This screen saver looks like it will protect my Apple SE fine. I has also installed a clip-on style protector for extra protection, and they work fine together. I did not have any problems installing this (went right on my first attempt), and the edges are sticking fine after several weeks. In fact, one of the clip-on protectors I bought catches on the edge of this saver when I remove it, and it's nicked the film edge a little bit...and the edges have not pulled it away. That's about as good a test of adhesion you'll get. I have 4 tips: 1-The installation video url provided with the product is a dead link. Just search on the provided url in your browser. The current link will come right up in the results. 2-Do not remove the band from the watch. There is no need to do so, and you lose the only way you have to hold the watch secure. Next time I will use non-permanent painter's trim tape and tape down both sides of the band to the table to secure the watch in the provided installation stand. I have no idea why they tell you to remove the band. 3-Clean the entire watch face with the alcohol swab, including all edges of the screen and the entire circumference of the bezel. I think that some of the "peeling edges" issues may be due to improper cleaning of the entire surface...the film wraps down & around the screen, it does not just sit on the top. 4-After the screen is installed, the video tells you to press the film down around all the edges. There's a specific "pulling in opposite directions" process. Due to the "peeling edges" comments here, I spent a lot of time doing this. I then used a cleaning cloth and went over the film many times, pushing it down and paying particular attention to pushing down the edges over and over. I'm very happy with this product. And I got 5 spare films.

This was super easy to apply the video shows you step by step it was a great process. I didn't give 5 stars because I don't know how it will hold up since I just received it. You can feel the lip of the screen protector slightly when you rub your finger along the edge of the screen overall. So good so far. Update: have been using this product for about a week or so. Loved it the screen was clear it was great but the other day I had my arm in a weird position. When I looked down I noticed the screen had kind of come up and wrinkled a bit. I also noticed a couple bubbles. I noticed the screen is easy to pull up. If you sleep with your watch on which I do it will eventually be or can be a problem. I pulled the corner up a bit and smoothed it out best I could but now there are 2 bubbles. I also noticed the bottom lip came up and now there seems to be something stuck under it. This is more of a film not really a heavy duty protector like the glass one I have on my phone that won’t come off. This looked nice and I was hoping it would work better BUT now I Know why they send you 6 because eventually you will have to replace each one and from the looks of it not long after putting in on the watch. Will use until they are all Gone but will probably need to go back to a full watch cover like I had before.

These are good watch screen protectors that fit my Apple watch 5. They definitely help protect my watch and keep the scratches off. As for any of these types of things, application does have a bit of a learning curve but is pretty straight forward. It comes with all the tools you need to apply them. Once applied and if you manage to not get a bubble then they will stay on the watch face for a very long time. I have never noticed any interference with my watch when it has one of these on.

For starters, I watched the installation video before even starting. Then I followed the video step by step, with somewhat mixed results: The rings are very helpful, which keep the Apple Watch in place during installation. Although I did notice some stickum on the back of my mother’s Apple Watch after installation. So I used the included alcohol pad to clean it, then dried it with the (also included) dust cloth. As for the installation itself, unfortunately on my first try, the #2 tab actually separated from the piece it’s supposed to lift off, so I had to abandon that screen protector and start over. Also as one previous reviewer had pointed out, there can be a line right in the middle of the screen protector once installed, the line where the #2 and #3 peel-off pieces meet. Consequently I had to remove the second screen protector and install a third one – when I managed to get rid of the aforementioned line by lifting the part under the (already removed) #2, while using the squeegee to remove #3. SO... I ended up using 3 screen protectors to get 1 good installation. Then I proceeded to install on my mother’s brand-new Series 5 AW. And having learned the lessons from installing on my own Series 4, you’d think I’d get it on first try. Alas no such luck. I also ended up using all 3 of the remaining protectors, before getting an acceptable result. (I even used a magnifying lamp this time!) Even then there are still tiny air bubbles once installed – which my Lasik eyes can see, but which I really don't think would make much if any difference to my elderly mother! UPDATE 22 February 2020: The screen protector started falling off my AW all by itself last night, even though I haven’t done anything ‘unusual’ with my AW – no swimming, no taking a shower, not scraping it against anything... I used the Apple Pay on my AW three times last night, and by the 3rd time the screen protector curled up in one corner and is now totally unusable. (Please see photo) Since I had already used up all 6 protectors for 2 AWs, I’ll have to look for an alternative. I just hope my mother’s brand-new AW is still protected – which I gave her as a surprise present only 2 days ago!!!