[2 Pack] PAZLOG Screen Protector for OnePlus 7 Pro, Tempered Glass 9H Hardness Full Curved Edge [Support Fingerprint Sensor] [Liquid Dispersion Tech] HD [Case Friendly] Lifetime Replacement Warranty

I have never used this type of screen protector before but I have seen youtube videos of them working well so I thought of giving them a try.My first attempt did not go well. I knew ahead of the time from watching youtube videos that the glue will run to everywhere if I put too much of it on the screen so I went easy on it. Turns out that was wrong, I soon realized that there isn't enough glue under the two curved sides and no matter how hard I push the sides, they will always lift up just enough to allow air bubble to form underneath.So I removed the first screen protector, which was pretty easy given I didn't fully cure it with the UV light. The second time I used the entire tube of glue as well as the leftovers from the first tube. Of course I ended up making a mess on my desk, despite I have already put paper towel under the phone. Nonetheless, I was able to achieve a perfect coverage with the glue spread. The UV light works very fast on the thin layer of glue and I would say it only takes a couple of seconds for the glue to cure under the light.It took some time for me to clean up the mess afterwards and I noticed that paper towels are not very effective at cleaning up the uncured glue. I turned to a bottle of clorox wipes on my desk and they worked well.TL;DR: Use lots of glue, have lots of paper towels and wipes ready. Try have the glue in a puddle without any air bubbles before applying the glass on top.

Edit after 2 weeks of use:Knocked off two stars. I removed the protector from my phone because I had other screen protectors to test. It came of fairly easily, which is what I expected from loca based protectors. However, I noticed after very careful inspection that this is *NOT* glass. It's hard plastic. I was able to bend it a bit, and when I flicked it or tapped on it, I could feel it wasn't glass. I did not notice this when I first used it because I was very careful with it, but it definitely isn't glass. Now, I still think this is a good product. My review below still stands. However, I can't in good faith give it 5 stars any more. Because it's not glass, and the product clearly states it is, I have to knock off two stars.Original review:I finally received this order and have never used these types of TGSP (Tempered Glass Screen Protector) with the UV light and LOCA glue. I was quite nervous to install it, but figured it came with two so I could mess it up and would have one more try. I watched several videos on youtube to get an idea of how to install this type of TGSP as it didn't come with the extras that the $50 WhiteDome does.I used some of the guide stickers it came with to cover the speaker at the top and proceeded with the install. I was able to get it installed with no bubbles and it was quite easy. Before "curing" it with the UV light, I was able to move the glass around to make sure it was centered properly.Now, after curing it (since it didn't say how long to cure, I probably cured it for several minutes each spot), I was a little disappointed that the fingerprint reader wasn't working very well. I had a very difficult time getting it to recognize my fingerprint. I decided to let it go for the night. The following morning, I was playing around with the fingerprint reader and it works perfectly fine now. I'm glad I decided to just wait it out. It has been two days now since installing it and everything is working great, including the fingerprint reader.It definitely is case friendly. This is working well with my Rinke Fusion-X case as the glass does not touch any part of the case.

I was hoping the packaging would come with some instructions, but alas, none was to be found. After reading the reviews and watching some videos on YouTube, I took the UV activated adhesive and palaced it all on the center screen. Sure enough, as other reviewers mentioned, some of it ran over the phone, but I got even coverage. I then spent between 15-20 minutes holding the UV light over the phone, spending about 5-6 minutes on one section of the phone, and then moving it to the next. At first, everything looked great (except for some dried up glue on the top of the speaker that I wiped off with an alcohol wipe), but then the following morning, I take my phone with me to the gym in an armband, and the screen protector starts to peel off. That's not the worst though. When I went to use the front facing camera later in the afternoon, that dried up glue had sealed the pop up camera shut! After 45 minutes of very carefully rubbing Goo gone and trying to open the camera 50+ times, I finally got it to work. Be careful though as if you purchase this and can't get the camera to open it VOIDS YOUR WARRANTY. This might work great on a Samsung Galaxy S10 plus, but with the pop up camera, one small mistake could ruin your phone.

Good fit easy install. Recommend watching the YouTube video on invisashield install on how to Kay the protector onto the glue and how to check and remove air bubbles in the glue prior to setting down the protector onto the glue. Or NanoOptic video on install and curing. Be patient and wait a few minutes after the glue has flower to allow it to get to the curved edges. I was a little fast and have a small area on the edge where to glue did not flow when I cured. But it's not noticable. I am using it with a Poetic Affinity case no issue. Good feel and does seem to have a coating to reduce finger prints. No issues with the finger print scanner.b very pleased. Only variable is how well the glue holds up based on my curing time. I cured it for 3 mins so hopefully that was long enough to get a good cure.After only 3 days the protector has started to lift around the edges as the glue there fails. Not sure if I did not cure long enough, cured over 3 mins total so I think I did. Also there was plenty of glue on the side that lifted as I wiped it away from the edges. Other side is starting to lift. Well at least there are two in the pack. Once it's fully failed I'll try the second one. Oh well, looked really good before it started to peel off...