AmFilm Tempered Glass Screen & Camera Protector Review - Pixel 8 Pro

In this video, we will be installing the AmFilm Screen and Camera Protector for my Pixel 8 Pro. This is a tempered glass screen protector that is meant to be scratch-resistant and doesn't bubble. In the box, we get three tempered glass protectors and one camera protector.
AmFilm Screen Protector - (US) amzn.to/3QYp7E0
AmFilm Screen Protector - (AUS) amzn.to/40FPyBM
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[@Cz007_]

Hello! I just subbed to you! I noticed the rear camera protector does NOT have the cutout for the rear microphone---a major oversight from AmFilm and other manufacturers.

[@jonnygti]

You could have carefully peeled off the bottom corner nearest to the spec of dust, using a finger nail, then grabbed the offending piece of dust with one of the dust stickers, then carefully lay it down again, done this loads of times myself. I can’t stare at a piece of dust everyday, super annoying!😂

[@PLANTONE]

1. Run hot shower Fan Off Steam Room. 2. Actually follow instructions and apply the "Front Top camera section first" Not as per this video Bottom to top! 3. Avoid rear camera protection film(as previous comment)

[@EllEmm149]

Noooo!!! Leave that camera protector off for crying out loud 🔊

[@jonnygti]

Yes, i never recommend anyone to stick a cheap piece of plastic over their expensive camera lenses! After a few weeks the cheap plastic will scratch up, then your camera is taking pictures and videos through it, not good!

[@SamCambetis]

I ended up taking it off after a few days

[@jonnygti]

@@SamCambetis good choice, I mean unless you’re extremely clumsy, and drop your phone hard, on a regular basis, you shouldn’t need a camera protector. I’ve never used one, I’m a careful person, but obviously had the odd accident and been fine. I think you’d have to be very unlucky to drop your phone and have it hit something on the camera lens itself

[@BattleRapMultiverse]

​@@jonnygtiHave you seen the ringke tempered glass only for the camera lens? With the microphone cutout. What do you think about that?