How to install ANY screen protector PERFECTLY - 10 steps ( plus 3 Pro-Tips)

Hate bubbles and dust under your screen protector? Find out how to avoid/fix these annoying issues!
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Here's the process:
1. Setup your space. At the very least, it should be brightly lit because trying to line up something transparent on the touchscreen in a dark room is painful.
2. Take your iPhone out of the case.
3. Wash your hands! Most instruction don’t tell you to do that but keeping your fingers grease free will help with the install.
4. Follow the install instructions. Use the lint cloths and rubbing alcohol packages as prescribed.
5. Do a final clean using masking tape. Most microfibre clothes that I've come across leaves pieces of cloth on the screen. Tape helps remove all the dust.
6. Set the iPhone horizontally and look at it straight down on it.
7. Bring the screen protector as close as you can to the devices screen by holding it along the corners of the screen protector.
8. Line up the screen protector along the top and bottom.
9. Lay the screen protector at an angle so that you can easily remove it if you figure out its not aligned. For plastic screen protectors, I tend to put a slight bend in it so that its easier to line up
10. If it lines up, let the screen protector fall onto the screen and press down on the middle.
Looking for ways to remove the dust? Check out the video for tips on dust removal!
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[@MobileReviewsEh]

Hey guys! Here's an updated video for screen protector installation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKPPZKqOn6eXlc0

[@kathyhavens4360]

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[@xxevilellisonxx]

Don't you just hate it when you thought you did a perfect job, and it's perfectly aligned to then see a small black speck of dust right in the middle.

[@MobileReviewsEh]

Always!

[@djmoderate]

Spike Jr Agree! I recently put mine on last week and I have ocd so this very tiny faint speck of dust that I only see when I'm screen is off is dead center in the middle. When I use my phone it's not visible but gahhhhh it's ridiculous lolllllll

[@RodneyGarza]

Yes. I went through 3 before getting it right. I did it right a few ago on the very first try. My eyes aren't what they used to be. But this time, I used a lint roller to clean the phone and the screen before attaching. Worked like a charm

[@icprydec1672]

ColdLike ASpriteSoda urghhhhh I’m suffering from this right now! I just tossed 2 screen protectors and finally the 3rd one I got it on PERFECTLY! no bubbles at all as usually sometimes the edge would suffer with a tiny bubble somewhere that won’t go away. Anyway right in the middle of my perfect placement a spec of dust !!!! I want to lose my mind right now! I don’t agree that these can come off once you take it off the thing is done if you are OCD and hate dust under the screen.

[@g.osiris1615]

Thats why i never use a screen protector lol

[@TheLegend-kf8cw]

I had great success by attaching the long side of the screen protector to the phone with transparent tape like a hinge. Make sure that it is taped exactly in the right position as you want your screen protector to be. If you want to ensure proper positioning, attach another piece of tape to the short side to secure the screen protector before applying tape to the long side. Use a can of compressed air to blow away any dust before you peel off the plastic layer and lay the screen protector onto the phone like a hinge. The compressed air really helps remove any loose particles that would cause permanent bubbles. For more cleanliness, wear a face mask to prevent your own debris from falling onto the screen.

[@lms5608]

The tape trick definetely saved my screen from having tons of bubbles, thanks!

[@perrypelican9476]

Staples has a special screen protecting stuff(liquid) they apply to the screen with some kind of patented process. After it dries, it’s totally invisible and can not be removed unless you scrape it off. It’s great because there are never any bubbles. It costs around $30 Canadian for an iPad and lasts at least a year. When it needs replacement, staples does it, which is fine with me because of how perfect it is. I highly recommend it. I have had it for at least 6 months on my iPad Pro 12.9 and it’s still perfect, not even the slightest scratch and I use my iPad every day for hour at a time and I am not delicate. Fantastic product. It takes at least an hour or so to apply and dry. I hope they continue this thing. I was afraid to have it done, but I am so glad the guy sold me on it. There are no visible edges. It's totally undetectable.

[@gm_stian]

If the dust is along the edges you could actually lift the protector just enough in the area where the dust is, and gently slide the adhesive under and remove the dust without having to remove the whole protector from the screen. Make sure the adhesive is as clean as possible on the non adhesive side.

[@taekin9781]

thanks for this video. It worked great. it's so tricky lifting it back up again if there's dust or something underneath. just your nails lifting it up pushes dust under again very frustrating there should be a tab with strong glue that could help lift the protector up from the manufacturer.

[@rosildalima610]

I've done it exactly how you showed us, it worked perfectly, thank you so much.

[@jamesrankin6055]

Thanks man. I know this video is old, but your method did the trick, whereas someone else's method of a year ago proved disastrous. LOL

[@arielwilliams9987]

This helped me successfully install a screen protector on my phone and I appreciated all the help! Technically, I have a protector replacement policy in my phone plan, but 1) covid has effectively closed almost all of my local phone places (and if they're not closed, then they're closed before and after I go into work) and 2) because my phone isn't the latest model any more, they stopped carrying my protectors in stock approximately 6 months after I got my phone. I've been so afraid of screwing up a new protector's installation and being left without a protector in a high impact work environment that I've been putting off the replacement process for the last 8-9 months, with a increasingly cracked and dangerous protector to show for it.

[@AWilson3342]

Thank you for the tips Aaron! Because of your video, I was able to install a screen protector on my phone perfectly! That’s the first time I’ve ever been able to do that!

[@phantom5126]

I got a new iPhone a few days ago and I took it off and on like 20 times trying to get every hair out

[@christinedemerchant8388]

Worked perfectly, thanks

[@WillNewcomb]

Brilliant! Thank you. Just installed the most accurately placed screen protector yet, but still not perfect, haha. I’ve saved your video for future reference which I know I’ll need. Blessings.

[@Shelz650]

The hinge method and a lint roller never fails me.

[@Sucharek96]

You can clean the screen protector with some dish cleaning detergergent (successfully tried) and you can use some tape for aligning the screen protector.

[@BattleAudioRecords]

Just softly make it wet then push the fluid out. During the procedure you can allign the folie and push all bubbles out. I am working now as a decorator since years and putted up many adhesive materials.

[@rosemorningstar5368]

I’m mostly wondering what room to do it in? Surely a room with no carpet would be less dusty? Maybe try the bathroom after running a warm shower for a little while to make all the dust drop to the floor?

[@davidhua6659]

Ur guys do really a good job! Very professional!

[@maryannharing6537]

Thank you! That was excellent! Mine came out perfect!

[@ID.002]

Got my like! Video helped me install a set of screen protectors for my 2ds XL. Thanks!

[@RedheadedMusic]

No matter what I do the protector still has bubbles... that sux

[@ashwinmurali3354]

Thanks a lot! It was perfectly fit without any kind of troubles! Thanks buddy!

[@MobileReviewsEh]

+Ashwin Murali :)

[@darkheart494]

I did this nearly perfect There's just one small spec right in the middle

[@nicoquota]

got it on right, thanks !!

[@JakeAdriano]

This all worked like a charm, especially the packing tape. I would suggest wearing a mask while applying. May seem overkill but my second install was much easier while not breathing on and kicking up any particles around the phone *right* before peeling and applying the glass.

[@pmallgood]

I like to use masking tape on one side, as a hinge, so it remains perfectly centered before i pull off the film on the back and let the "hinge" guide the application.

[@otao9823]

It's useful for phones. Good share!

[@fallingsuncreations9270]

Did this for a plastic screen protector and on the first try!! shi good video

[@lillyford7017]

I Agree with other commenters: Yes, I just hate it. On top of that thought, I have to thank Eh of Mobile Reviews for the tip about using that (accursed) packing tape tion o clean a messed up job. That is because I have three large bubbles and two smaller ones that were also large, when I was all done, despite using the tools and clothes and positioning tape, & all items to help, my installation was about a dirty and horrible looking as any I've seen on examples, on line/u-tube. First thing is I messed up the packing tape, as usual, and had to recover the end ohrf the tape so it didn't migrate in my to shredded end pieces, unevenly long as well. That was harder because I was also holding the screen protector by the edges. Once I did get the tape back with a normal edge, I cut four pieces and put the ends on my kitchen counter edges. I took one of the four and just started dabbing the screen protector over and over, all over the sticky side. I used two of the pieces of tape to hope that I was cleaning it. Then I took the 3rd piece, while still hanging on to the cleaned screen protector by the edges and used the other hand to dab the new telephone screen. After I did the whole surface of the phone, I threw the piece of tape away and took the last piece of postal packing tape (sticky side, of course) and again dabbed the entire surface of my new Google Pixel 3 XL with the packing tape, all over again about three times. Threw the tape away. Now I lined up the sticky side of the glass screen protector to the phone and got it on, slightly cockeyed. (This time, I left my rubber case protector in place. This helped to act as a guide for the tempered glass protector.) I got it lined up. Then I used the included microfiber cloth to start at one end of the top of the screen protector and slowly work my way down to the other end. To my amazement, this time the protector was installed correctly and without bubbles. I didn't see any dust or particles that would cause bubbles. Perseverance and patience paid off along with Eh tip to use the postal packing tape to clean the sticky side of the TGSP as well as the phone. Having several strips of the stuff ready to grab, ahead of time, is also an important tip and saves the cutting frustration associated with that clear packing tape.

[@mireillelepage2963]

Thank you ❤️ for the info

[@bobuxman6163]

I broke so many scream protector because I am so bad at Installing them today I got one so I’m watching videos on how to install them

[@李柳青-e4z]

If the phone is still new and still has the plastic on the screen from when you took it out of the box, is it okay to skip all the cleaning parts?

[@ross8723]

Takochin Wakamatsu I am also wondering this same question

[@richardhurr31]

You'll NEVER get them on perfectly. There will ALWAYS be at least one tiny speck of dust or hair no matter how careful and thorough you are. Or a tiny bubble. It's almost impossible.

[@mai.vancon]

Absolutely impossible for tablets

[@zahriatan1946]

If done by an expert in some mobile phone shops you may get a perfect no dust fit. They do you use sticky tapes and they can remove dusts after installing without damaging the screen protectors.

[@Maverick06723]

Nice one thank you

[@dragonsnake3385]

Thank you for helping me

[@besty2012]

best way I find is to line up the glass on the phone use 2 pieces of tape on one edge to make a hinge. hinge up remove film and let the glass hinge back on to the phone perfect Everytime

[@RoverT65536]

3:15 you cut out the important bit. You had bubbles then suddenly (with edit) they disappear and the install tool appears. Boo.

[@jhingur7169]

listen to what he says when the install tool appears

[@aaron8756]

this is why i like to get the 4 packs lmao

[@testytest3083]

i think its a lot easier to just use the hinge method

[@MobileReviewsEh]

+testytest I don't show it but step 9 is basically the hinge method.

[@testytest3083]

+MobileReviewsEh cool btw how do you dry the protector after you wash it? or just apply it right away?

[@ikhwan8861]

I never seen screen protector tool before, i think i need it, where i can get it, thanks.

[@jordan_.zx10r]

On my iPhone 8 the protector is like 1mm to the right so a litttllee part of the screen is not covered, it doesn’t bother me but idk if it’s bad for it somehow

[@steveac11]

Which brand screen protector is it that you remove from the back iPhone at the end of the video? It has the black border. Looks really nice.

[@JR007x]

+SteveAC Tech here's what i use. www.amazon.com/Coolreall-Premium-Tempered-Screen-Protector/dp/B00Q651606/ref=pd_sim_107_4?ie=UTF8&dpID=41tXc2u1VVL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID=0YKJRWKQFSFAHHBYD034

[@steveac11]

+JR007 Thanks!

[@MobileReviewsEh]

+SteveAC Tech It's a Cinder by Cupert

[@jarule275]

Use water underneath. A drop or two helps.

[@thingykd]

Saw LGG5 on desk. Using one to watch video and apply screen protector on

[@pearlesme8561]

Do you have a review for best bumper cases? Thanks!

[@michael95621]

do you have a link for a couple of the tools or is it pretty much just basic stuff/buy a nice screen protector and you'll get one? also I lol'ed at your tumblr, like you know you don't really need it, but why not :D.

[@nazhan4534]

thanks bro

[@travismayes23]

what's a good screen protector that won't break the bank glass one

[@christopherray6388]

do you ever use LCD pray to lay a screen protector down? ive heard alot of people doing that

[@rbishop]

A tip: Don't press down on the protector after setting it in place like he did; You see it messed it up. Allow it to make contact by itself and it will adhere itself with very little effort. You'll only need to press the edges afterwards.

[@TwilightEuphony]

I'll dab around the Iphone.

[@kevinj8594]

just hit the dab

[@marcr5595]

Will a apple silicone case fit the iphone with a edge to edge screen protector???

[@MobileReviewsEh]

I would guess yes

[@zoemeow7677]

Thank you 💖✨

[@anwarstokes3329]

What kind of Apple Watch/ case or band are you wearing?

[@BKetch]

No matter how I do this, it still Fs up. Got air bubbles, not aligned perfect, etc. No matter what its a little messed up. Just have to figure out how messed up you want it to be.

[@travelpackgamerz]

I just install screens protector without alcohol only wipe with cloth. It’s easy without bubbles and dust.

[@thedartsrookie]

how do i remove corner air bubbles?

[@heraldfrancis]

Great vid. Thanks :)

[@MobileReviewsEh]

+Herald Francis :)

[@janonthemtn]

i JUST WASTED SO MUCH MONEY trying TO PUT A VISION GUARD WHILE WATCHING THEIR VIDEO

[@crowangel499]

Thanks, this helped.

[@chrisjames4837]

makers of phones etc should be made to install a screen protector when the phone etc is made at the factory

[@theskeletonboi]

That would be disgusting, screen-protectors ruin the beautiful glass screen.

[@misterdaz1018]

The Xperia Z1 I had some years back did have one, I got a deep scratch on it so I removed it... The SONY branding came off with it! I was not happy.

[@zxzy]

skeletonboi so does a one inch drop

[@discraft4038]

@@bortanradu The S10 doesnt come with a screen protector mate, that's a film that comes with it to prevent small scratches and dirt, etc while in the box.

[@discraft4038]

@@bortanradu mate I bought the S10 it's a film not a screen protector idk what you got but it took me 3 seconds to take off

[@TommyPhoenix96]

One great tip my father once told me is to apply screen protectors in a bathroom. Before you start, let the hottest water pour from your sink or bathtub or whatever to make the room very steamy. Then wait a minute for the steam to settle a little and after that apply the protector on your phone. The steam will bring most of the dust down to the floor.

[@MobileReviewsEh]

Nice!

[@dani656]

Yeah but the steam will trigger this moisture thing in your phone and the you're going to replace it or get it fixed

[@Sonofjake]

Daenielle lol..I was thinking same thang..

[@jman102791]

Daenielle that’s not true I’ve used this method plenty of times

[@ma060704]

Hot steem float up not down

[@hads5279]

No matter what I do I have an air bubble. There’s always a corner where it just doesn’t adhere properly for some reason.

[@robinbullock2801]

To keep finger residue away from the screen protector installation, I wear CSI-type tight blue gloves.

[@FIGNAS83]

Step 1) build a clean room Step 2 - 9) find a technician and pay him step 10) enjoy your phone with the perfectly installed screen protector.

[@hexalon7907]

Step 11) realize that somehow a spec of dust still got under it Step 12) give up on screen protectors entirely

[@afeef2152]

But if you are the technician, that means you need to know how to do it professionally without mistakes

[@TheDressagenut]

I used to think that too lol

[@google_was_my_idea67yearsa45]

@@hexalon7907 Step 13) if it falls you're fucked Step 14) Go buy a new phone.

[@imllendream]

The NO I suggest you guys should follow is that do not turn the glued part of the glass upside when you wish to remove dust particles. Reason is that you will attract more dusts from all corners due to other fact that aside from the glue, that part of the glass has strong magnetic field of attraction. So it's best to have it positioned upside down while u operate the tape with your fingers to it from underneath. Hope this helps.

[@sergrojGrayFace]

My experience of trying to install a screen protector suggests that if you don't get it right in the first try, you're screwed. In the air there's way too much dust that will stick to screen protector. At least that's what ruined screen protector that came bundled with my phone (Lenovo). I guess bathroom would be the best place for the procedure, because the air isn't dry there.

[@raul5578PR]

Thanks man you're literally the best in reviews of iPhone accessories keep the good work!👍🏼

[@lateraldeano]

how many times did you say screen protector :)

[@singingfan]

lateraldeano drinking game! Drunk halfway through video. Haha

[@graysinclair6572]

lateraldeano Still laughing!

[@sircrow8058]

lmao

[@Wakajce]

screen prrdekdrr

[@michaelmoravetz5830]

I scrolled down looking for this comment, Thank you. Im never going to be able to hear that word again

[@TheDressagenut]

Okay so now I know why they come in multi packs lol! The first try didn't go as well as I thought it would, but the second try was flawless. The instructions here are much better than what came with the protectors, and I'm thrilled to announce that after I dropped the second side of the protector, the air slowly travelled to the other end giving me a perfect seal! No dust under it either :) Great video- it gave me the confidence to do it myself~

[@imposterthecardconomist3968]

My new method is meticulous. I go to the least dustiest room in my house (the bathroom) steam it up, let it settle, then turn on an air purifier/dust remover, or 2 of them, and let them run for 10-30 minutes with the door closed. (While I do whatever 'til then) then I wash my hands with dawn dish soap, turn off my phone and clean and wipe my screen dry with my microfiber cloth, then roll tape around my index finger with the sticky side facing outwards, apply it to the backside of my phone and stick it to the counter, then apply the HD clear packaging tape over the whole front screen of my phone, then set a couple clean books, shoe boxes, or phone boxes, a foot apart on each side of my phone, then roll out some tape (sticky side facing up) or saran wrap on the top of the boxes, acting as a barrier/protecter from any dust that might fall. Then place a portable multi light LED light box ($9.97 from Walmart) on the counter at the end of the created dust barrier, shining towards myself and my phone (for perfect sight to spot any of the smallest dust particles, IF they somehow make it through my barrier) then set my screen protector in front of my phone with the adhesive protector still on it, facing down, then place my hands underneath the "dust barrier" and remove the clear packaging tape from my phone screen and check for any dust particles at an angle, and once the screen is cleared and ready to go, I remover the protective flim from the adhesive, with the adhesive side always facing down, then place it perfectly over my phone and press it against my screen and press my thumbs to the center of my phone and slide them to the sides of the screen, using them like a squeegee, until it's completely installed, then I remove the tape from the back of my phone and clean it, then place it in a case, then wipe clean my new screen protector. & I use a traveling microfiber cloth case used for expensive glasses or sunglasses, to store my phone in, when it's in my pocket, so lint, small hairs, sand and dust won't stick to the edges of my screen protector or wedge themselves underneath my screen protector while inside my pockets and it protects from small sand or dirt particles from getting inside the back of my case and scratching the back of my phone. & Really the dust barrier and clear packaging tape method is really all I need to install my new screen protectors and it works perfect everytime I do it. I got tired of spending tons of money on screen protectors, to always end up getting small dust particles or little floaters trapped underneath my screen, but this method has never failed me. I'm currently using the Samsung Galaxy S10+ coming from the iPhone X and Note 9.

[@brokenlegz]

I've only ever been able to get them perfectly lined up using a bit of tape down one side. Line it up. Tape one side. Flip it over. Clean screen. Peel backing off. Flip it back over onto screen. If that makes sense I hope it does

[@neonheadmutt]

That actually sounds useful thank you

[@racqueteer5606]

Exactly the best way, why didn't the guy doing the vlog mention the tape method if he as an idea what he's talking about?

[@tomtam6666]

The main challenge is lining it up with the phone. This video didn't help at all. Thank you for your technique. You should make a video.

[@ConradMurkitt]

I always do it this way and I have done quite a few for friends. The hardest part I find is aligning but once that is done the tape makes it so much easier.

[@milkeyway7105]

I don't understand.. can anyone explain it thoroughly please? This is my first time applying one

[@keke4000]

I bought a screen protector at Amazon and went to my local Verizon store and ask them if they could put it on and they did it for free

[@ralphpalomino]

then you got some young punk kid that could careless if you had dust under the protector.. If your phone was done right then you lucked out.....

[@jloomis7]

What a bitch move. I used to work for a cell company. They don't provide "training" for putting on a screen protector. They just do it for you because you won't. I used to straight up inform people that I don't have a steady hand and that I recommend they do it themselves.

[@Covid-bv4hp]

@@jloomis7 I listened to your “advice” and did it on my own. Went bad and so I had to remove it. I bought another one and went to my cell provider who also installed it for free and did a perfect job. I guess I know why you dont work at your place anymore. My fault for listening to a fucker tired of his job on youtube.

[@errolmargiela1261]

@@Covid-bv4hp this is the funniest comment I’ve ever read bro 😂

[@MyAmazingUsername]

@@errolmargiela1261 This comment chain was definitely a hidden gem and a micro-story all in one.

[@Antimatter.]

The best thing to use for dust removal is a lint roller, a clean sheet and one swipe zero lint , I also use the lint roller on a used glass screen protector but first wipe the bottom of the screen protector with alcohol swap works perfect every time , I've used 1 protector on three different phones and worked perfect !

[@MobileReviewsEh]

+Bigmangadget thx for the tips!

[@SYSTEM__32]

Pro-Tip #4 =D

[@marcduchamp5512]

Don’t use lint roller it will leave a line of sticky substance on the screen if not careful

[@Guapogiboy]

I have a good tip. 1. Line up glass screen protector over your screen then use masking tape on one side to create a hinge once you are happy. 2. Clean glass to roughly with microfiber cloth 3. Remove plastic cover over adhesive side of screen protector and apply to your phone while using the hinge tape as a guide You may need to do a few practice runs to tighten and Make adjustments. If not happy Then when all is finalized. Remove back cover apply and your done. I learned this trick from the Anker Glass protector application

[@chrismorris5241]

2:33 I tucked my head into my elbow joint and extended my other arm while walking around my screen. Can confirm the strategy works.

[@eFKa]

i got marks on the borders of the screen protector... how do I go around that? it looks as if it hasnt been fully 'glued' to the screen

[@michaelh6611]

In my experience there’s no way to fix that. You either have to accept that’s it’s going to be an eyesore or get a new screen protector

[@rgabzgaborne1826]

Is it okay to put tempered glass over the screen with a plastic protector already ?... Because I don't like to remove the plastic already from it... 🙂 Just asking.. thankyou

[@jlarryd]

When I got my iPhone 12 I had my screen protector ready, I put it on immediately after I pulled off the packaging cover. It worked perfectly

[@UhKimboze]

I try to follow instructions I've bought three of these in the last 2 days and messed up every single one. Something is wrong with me. :(

[@Maverick06723]

And another thing for an SE iPhone the iPhone eight fits it phone protector okay six bucks for my first one and then I found some for like 50 sense so I bought four of them cost me eight bucks and I got to spare Can I talk to the shop for my first couple and $40

[@exelierxe.e]

2:16 Btw is that true Its good to wear Winter hat so no sh## will fall at phone from hairs?

[@tgoddard307]

IPhone iPhone iPhone iPhone iPhone iPhone iPhone iPhone iPhone iPhone guess I'm fucked with my Samsung lmao

[@1frogsfoot236]

1:05 yes that is a mess. :)

[@nizzisnice5478]

i had mine with literally no dust under it, but it was slightly misaligned so i lifted it to fix it and dropped it on the floor face down -_-

[@ArturoG21]

Dude your videos are so good and it's such a shame you don't get more views. Keep up the great work and one day it'll happen.

[@edutwork4766]

Thank you so much, it worked perfectly!

[@crrassh69]

Awesome tutorial this is the first time my screen protector has been perfect. The wash your hands and tape idea we’re so simple and it helped make the install perfect. Thanks again.

[@honda2363]

I recommend the "hinge" method. You line up the screen protector then apply 2 pieces of tape to it around to the back of the phone so the screen protector moves like a book cover. After cleaning your screen (and only then) you peel off the back of the protector and drop it in place immediately. Don't lay the screen protector upside down on the counter for any length of time with the backing peeled off, because dust is constantly falling on everything. Some people recommend installing in the bathroom after a shower so the moisture takes care of the dust, but that's overkill. Lol I never end up with anything but a perfectly installed screen protector.

[@141sharon270]

Doing phones are easy but tablets are a different story.

[@janisharris325]

Packing tape idea was brilliant and all I needed to know to save more hours of frustration to eliminate those tiny bubbles.

[@ASTERIS-L]

head torch and everything will go perfect 👍

[@raceface_m2579]

The best thing to do is purchase a screen protector before opening your new phone, so it’s ready. Once you unbox your phone carefully, add the screen protector. I found that that’s the best time to do it because it far reduces the amount of dust sticking to it. And plus, you don’t have to do the cleaning and wiping of the screen.

[@joeselzer850]

i do not have a i phone Redmi 5plus Membrane Redmi 5 plus Tempered Glass Full Screen Mobile Phone 5 XIAOMI Anti-Blueray Anti-Fingerprint Glass Origional Product but the instruction are in chines i can not read chines so i looking all over the place to find out how to install the glass

[@begley09]

I had enough with the dust particles after having two failed attempts with install. I decided to go in my bathroom and run the shower for a couple of minutes and then do the install. My screen has ZERO air pockets now, worth a try.

[@stepheneu6764]

I have had a lot of success in keeping dust off my phones during screen protector installation by turning off the AC, fans, air filters, any form of device that moves air. By all means, make sure to clean the screens well, blow with a compressed air duster can and wash your hands. Most glass screen protectors are much better than plastic ones, but some glass screen protectors are poorly made where the resulting spots on the screens are actually not dust, but particles from the manufacturing process. These are rare, but you will know when all the installs from a particular pack result in random miniature spots quite different from dust. When you change to a different pack, the spots disappear! Appreciate your many tips.

[@Netlogic.]

Step 1: Clean your phone's screen Step 2: Apply screen protector Step 3: Place in vacuum chamber ??? Profit.

[@annieoddo1475]

Is anyone else mesmerized by the way he says “protector,” or is that just me?

[@AMGF815]

I think it's just you but since you're so pretty, that makes him a lucky dude.

[@rckdude12345]

Awesome video. Went from removing factory plastic then straight to phone. No dust and the bubbles I had leftover went away after a couple hours. Even had to readjust. A+