The ULTIMATE guide to Liquid Screen Protectors! Are they worth the HYPE?

[@jonahkuoppala6829]

Buy the ones that come in a little bottle of the liquid, then just dump it on and spread it evenly. You get a nice thick coating and it fills In all the scratches and divots in your screen. Works great.

[@simonsaysrewind]

Hi... what brand you bought.. I used crystalusion wipes which felt great but that's because it was 50p each when they were discontinued. I want to see scratch test on phones not using gorilla glass (motorola).

[@eatatjoecs]

I am so glad I found this video. This is the 5th review I've watched for liquid-glass screen protectors and the only one so far that provided independent test results. I really appreciate all the work you did putting this video together. I didn't trust the CellHelmet video where they dropped a pinball on a phone since it was a video from the maker, so seeing an independent review is worth a lot. Seeing 16" compared to 10" is significant enough for me to buy this.

[@RiffRaffMama.]

I have to be honest, I only watched you for about 3 minutes. The remaining 12 I just watched the adoration on your dog's face. It was captivating!

[@flalalibo]

Props for all the time and effort that went into (another) extreme in-depth review. Thank you for making these, Aaron!

[@MobileReviewsEh]

/highfive

[@SidneyKoen]

that dog has been starring at you throughout the whole video, it seems he's planning something

[@cristiegcastillo6535]

Yup. I think he really is up to somethin'.

[@chrislawuk]

Yup. Dog is up to somethin'.

[@almightyjuan9321]

Sidney Koen I didn’t notice that until I read this comment and I laughed so hard because i looked over and he is.

[@BC___1]

I think he's just completely out to lunch. Dog looks like its brain is about the size of a piece of liquid glass.

[@TeddysGotGrahams]

Obviously he wanted to learn about liquid glass options for his apple watch

[@stefanmarraccini8646]

Dooood. Love the technical depth and thoroughness. Great communication skills in getting across complicated concepts to a general audience. Subbed.

[@markjaske9894]

Thanks for providing a well researched and unbiased review. I wish more people gave such honest fact-based reviews.

[@usmcmsgt5487]

🐶 my owner is crazy he is talking to no-one.

[@qwerty6789x]

nice doggo!

[@edwardbrock3807]

Hellllllaaaaa

[@Maclaven720]

🤪

[@sdm.1980]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@afiqalbawah4039]

hooman is talking with ghost... i can't see it

[@scottst.germain8207]

Hey Aaron, your videos are awesome. I wanted to add to this liquid screen protector thing, while I learned a lot from this video and it did change my mind on the protection they provide. The first time I used a product like this was on my new S10 and the back is also glass. I'm not one for bulky cases, so using this liquid on the back glass (seeing as they don't make "back glass protectors" lol) did very much help the scratches from normal ware that I noticed with previous phones. Just a side note pro that I haven't heard anyone mention yet. P.S. I don't think the factory (Samsung) protects the back glass the way they protect the factory screen.

[@InMission]

Great, you answered my main questions: 1 - If the liquid screen is any good, is there anyway to remove in the future if get's damaged? According to your answered, that's enough for me to stay away' 2 - If it's worth it, if does provide a good enough protection. So, thank you, as I thought, not worth the risk and I'll stay away from it.

[@bigskinsfanj]

The only one I've seen that I think is worth it is the cellhelmet one because even if it does nothing they will send you a prepaid debit card up to 300$ if your screen breaks.

[@gamersforlife3440]

@@bigskinsfanj qmadix aswell

[@teresaevans4879]

I've used a liquid screen protector on my Samsung phone. I put it on as soon as I purchased it nearly 2 years ago and its as good as new and still nice and smooth to use.

[@mulox1]

Same here... I have been using the Qmadix products for years on my entire family's devices with no issues after much abuse.

[@timmay2k]

So basically liquid screen protector is just a scam get a tempered glass instead

[@LongIslandRealtor631]

I bought the liquid glass like an idiot I'm not happy I feel like it was a waste of money and feel scammed

[@troy028]

@ millennials have done more research than any other generation buddy. Remember millennials always had good internet services to look stuff up easily while ot was harder for older generations to look something up.

[@gustavoventurin]

@@troy028 you tell him bro. Stupid generation x

[@HexCypherr]

@@troy028 if you do research then your just an idiot icon you get scammed

[@troy028]

@@HexCypherr well what you just said is one of the dumbest shit I've ever heard.

[@pamsouzacosta9042]

I couldn't help but notice that your dog loves you very much!

[@RexTorres]

You've been scammed and WHOOSH! your money's gone.

[@redhed515]

This was great. Answered questions I've had in the past! Thanks.

[@MobileReviewsEh]

:)

[@AvyFerg]

I definitely fell for it. Thanks for the heads up. Ill be getting a tried and true protector ASAP.

[@Kost1cGrassnapper]

Thank you for your testing of these liquid screen protectors. Seems like all I find are "ads" for them and no real honest review. I appreciate you taking the time to do it!

[@HAMlLTON]

Got scammed twice, was convinced to get an LG v40 and then got the liquid screen protector. Some mostakes cost more than others. I wont forget it

[@brianthomas2578]

First mistake was buying a LG

[@ember7986]

I love how your dog is watching you the whole time. So cute

[@Aj0nJon]

There's one more thing to try, which you didn't mention. Try applying a few layers of the liquid screen protector, one after another. Since you get a lot of this stuff i guess it wouldn't be a problem for anyone else who bought, and i still wonder if it would actually strenghten the screen enough to take drop damage, and maybe it would even make scratch resistance of the screen better :D

[@mulox1]

I would like to see him do this test again with multiple layers!

[@qelfan9711]

I can tell you from several years selling liquid glass products to customers as a phone rep, that i have only had 2 customers out of several hundred actually crack their screen with liquid glass. I have noticed small scratches diminish in size or even dissapear after application. But i never sell this to people with flat phones over screen protectors. For curved galaxy's and pixels etc. Its the only way to go, tempered is crap due to the curved edges. And the big selling point on liquid is the $100-250 warranty that comes with it. So even if it fails, they pay for repair.

[@kamaumuhungura9133]

Can I get ur contact pls

[@PhilipWester]

Would you recommend buying a liquid screen protector to coat a tempered glass screen protector? How well does the Bertha Test translate into drop tests? Will a liquid screen protector coating on my regular tempered glass screen protectors give me a noticeable increase in durability against drops?

[@Storebrand_]

I think a better way to test the scratch resistance of these liquid glass products is to put them on surfaces that that aren't the same hardness as the product. I don't understand what type of results you expect to see when both the phone and screen protector have the same hardness. A better test would be to put the liquid glass on something much softer and see if the liquid glass can make it scratch resistant to levels it wasn't before.

[@kaukon]

No glass is going to be "9h"!! gorillaglass etc. are just about 6h. 9h would be a sapphire screen! (Look up Mohs scale of hardness!)

[@itzpayday1238]

Mostly true. The white stone dome glass has a hardness of around 7. But, diamond is a 10

[@Quepiid]

Konsta Kaukonen exactly. Let’s start these lawsuits. Sick of seeing this 9H bull.

[@NicholasCox85]

The 9H has NOTHING to do with the Moh's hardness scale. It relates to the PENCIL SCALE of hardness and it just used as a marketing gimmick. Essentially, a pencil with 9H hardness lead, will not scratch the surface. So many people are led to believe that the 9H is on the Moh's scale, which is incorrect. Some car care products even call the product Moh's!! Scumbags.

[@AquaLady153]

@@NicholasCox85 thank you

[@oniesma]

@@NicholasCox85 yes, u are correct. Most people missunderstood this...

[@ufotofu9]

I just got a liquid screen protector put on my Samsung Galaxy S9 plus yesterday. I wish I had heard of this text before because it would have saved me a lot of money in trouble with glass protectors it works, it's clear, it's easy to put on

[@flans7759]

Isn’t oleophobic coating applied to resist fingerprint(s)/skin oils? Wouldn’t the water drop test prove its hydrophobic properties?

[@MobileReviewsEh]

I think the two go hand in hand.

[@jda.892]

Thank you for the important information. I consider it acurate and non biased. This saves me from making mistakes buying bogus products wasting energy time and money.

[@connallykendrick9350]

I'd love to see you do this test on the tempered screen protectors using BlackFire's SiO2 automotive spray!! It would be awesome to know if it provides the exact same protection as the small quantity you get in these packages for mobile devices or not. I've done a lot of research.. but I can't get the answers I need from people on these products. It would be a huge help for many people, so I'm hoping you will! Thank you!! Great channel!

[@code_red7744]

This channel definitely deserves 10x the subs it has... it’s always my go to for iPhone waterproof and battery cases. Thanks for all your hard work 👍👍

[@Christian_Luczejko]

Would be cool to see multiple layers. See if like 10 layers make a difference in already existing scratches.

[@CollyDoo]

Excellent review! You helped me make my mind up about liquid screen protector... And I always support my fellow Canadians! Sub earned!

[@alexkong9049]

no big deal , that nano liquid screen protectors just cost USD 0.29¢ in my country

[@belindaginete2931]

I had been using a liquid screen protector for my s8plus for 4months now and so far no scratches. I find that with these liquid screen protectors they give your phone an oleophobic coating- which is resistant to scratches. These liquid protectors are very ideal for phones with curved screens like my s8plus.

[@nambinhvu]

You got scammed. Glass already doesn't scratch that easily...that just sold you a warranty.

[@karanpatil6096]

Hey can u tell which liquid protector u used ?

[@farhadfirouzi8842]

Talking too much

[@chrisnas1483]

I thought Verizon had better liquid screen protector?

[@brianthomas2578]

Dogs thinking pet me already

[@gamersforlife3440]

Can someone please tell me can i use this with plastic Protector?put the liquid on the plastic protector?Would it work fine?

[@dad5744]

So using a giving backing like foam let's the glass screen protector bend of which stress breaks. Something a little less pliable would have been a better test backing for the glass screen protector.

[@giulioraimondo9359]

Hey Aaron, would you apply the liquid screen protector to your phone's camera lens? I've just got myself a Samsung s10 and after watching your video I decided to buy and apply the liquid to my screen plus a gorilla glass on top of that, now I'm thinking if I should I use it on the rest of the phone too? (the back of the phone and both front and rear cameras) thanks

[@Tiger24kicks]

Now I know to get a normal screen protector

[@jessiesilva6391]

That’s the coolest dog in the world.

[@zhizhenhong]

How long does the liquid screen protector lasts?

[@Sarahonwheels]

A year.

[@2A4U.S.A]

I am trying to register my cellhelmet products to insure my phone, but no matter what device I use, numerous anti virus softwares, Is that a word?? Well it is now.. I get red flags every time.. I'm thinking I wasted my money!! LOL I knew I wasted my $ I just didn't think just about every antivirus software would red flag this company??

[@2A4U.S.A]

Going back to ol clunky lifeproof....

[@vojtasjedyny]

Take a shot every time he says screen protectah.

[@bsvisbitcoin5150]

Thank you for that video. I owned some whoosh a few years ago, I think someone gave it to me and had no idea what it really was. I learned a lot from that video. I was shocked to see it had any effect on the ball drop. Keep up the good work and by the way your dog is adorable.

[@itzpayday1238]

I bought an extremely cheap one on amazon (it was 13 bucks for a large vial of the stuff) and I just applied it. First thing I noticed was that my screen felt a little tacky. I freaked out a bit but the tackiness went away after I wiped it again. The screen felt super smooth and fingerprints wipe away really easily. Cant say anything for durability, but I'm pretty satisfied so far. If you want the link, here it is www.amazon.com/HomeLifairy-Upgraded-0-352-Protective-Technology-Protection/dp/B07SGXW1TB/ref=mp_s_a_1_12?keywords=liquid%2Bscreen%2Bprotector&qid=1571777244&sr=8-12&th=1&psc=1#aw-udpv3-customer-reviews_feature_div Edit: I'm not endorsing this product, I just thought it was ok. Dunno about how long it will last

[@SparklySpencer]

slightly improved impact protection can be applied with another screen protector on top can be applied to the (likely tempered glass) screen protector to slightly improve impact protection of that as well doesn't do much else is it worth it? maybe depending on the application. Does it do everything it claims? hell no XD

[@jeffmccoy2873]

Just use rain x

[@mercedesmurray4990]

handsome dude

[@csrussell]

Could one put liquid glass onto a plastic screen protector and get the thinness and strength of a plastic protector with similar hydro/oleophobic capabilities of a glass screen protector as well as a similar tactile feel? I'm quite interested in this but haven't heard it discussed anywhere.

[@stephenlouden480]

I put mine over my factory note 10 plus screen protector. I was skeptical and even though i thought it was snake oil I got it because product came with a 250$ credit for any defect that occurs to the screen after applying. So if my screen cracks or scratches enough to warrant getting fixed they cover $250 worth of repairs to screen

[@FoxxMulderr]

wayy too long. get to the point

[@FoxxMulderr]

iphone users probably buy this snake oil. isuckers

[@Defnist]

Would dropping the phone on the ground, face first (like, sidewalk cement), be different impact than a ball on a certain area of the phone? Would the ball test actually be comparable to real life drops in terms of protectiveness. Also what breed is your dog?

[@jakmazdev]

The dog appears to be a Schnauzer or a Schnauzer mix, recognizable by its wiry coat, bushy eyebrows, and beard. Schnauzers come in three sizes (miniature, standard, and giant), and the dog in the pictures seems to be a smaller variety, likely a miniature Schnauzer

[@dustinhjorth247]

Have you heard of Gadget Guard? They back their screen protectors saying they will put $150 toward a replacement screen if it breaks with their product installed. Is this an indication of a higher quality product or just a way to get more people to purchase?

[@ijid4824]

OMG! Your dog is super cute!!! Like he can understand what liquid screen protectors are. Hehe

[@marcveikko888]

Can you use nano liquid screen protectors on top of a tempered glass? (Yeah like protecting your protection which sounds stupid). But I've invested on this Whitestone dome screen protector kinda pricey so I'm looking for ways to atleast reduce wear and tear to it. Thanks nice video bro.

[@thinkforyourself5672]

Anyone have any experience using a glass screen protector on a curved screen? I have the galaxy S10 Plus and the guy at Verizon said I have to use a liquid screen protector because the curved screen will cause the screen protector to peel up on the edges no matter what. I don't want to spend $30 to find out he's right. Anyone know if that's right or wrong info? Thanks

[@Sarahonwheels]

I had one for my s7 edge and it was extremely hard to use the phone to type with. I also tried to use the OEM screen protector replacement that you can get on Samsung. Bubbled and peeled right off with my case (which was strange because the one came on my phone worked beautifully with it previously) i have one applied to my phone and despite some microscratches that you can't really see until direct light hits it. It works for me. I rather have microscratches than a screen protector that sacrifices touch sensitivity. It's the best option for curved screens. I see it as a build in warranty. I got a good case so I don't think i need to worry about it

[@thinkforyourself5672]

Is there any harm reapplying another liquid screen protector? I obviously can't see or tell if my original coating is worn off or not.

[@brownieshinkansen1752]

blah blahhhh-- but i finished the whole blahhh

[@Ottonic6]

Anyone compare it to Rain-X? All you tested with the water was how fast it rolled off the screen. Now I know Rain-X won't provide any impact resistance, I was just referring to the water test... Thanks for the video

[@J.B.Cripps]

How are the rubber screen protectors

[@Sarahonwheels]

I got one for the s10+ and it's does the job for me. I have some microscratches on my screen, but you don't notice them. Not if you really close and the light hits it. I still prefer it over regular glass protector and plastic ones because they fit with cases, something that I had trouble with with smartphones

[@oldsoul7792]

Lol, the real test is how many people cannot touch their phone for 2 days while that stuff cures

[@kanehi]

Might as well use RainX or clear automotive wax on the glass

[@HypocritesExposd]

Great video. I’m surprised I didn’t skip a single second or word of it. 100% informative. Thanks!

[@djdubsy]

A lot of people really misunderstand what oleophobic coatings actually do. For the most part what they actually improve is the simplicity/ease of wiping the screen clean of oil and sebum as opposed to actually stopping fingerprints from marking the screen.

[@Mike_Curtis]

You seem quite intelligent, and are very thorough with your reviews, but then I keep hearing you say this liquid is glass. It's almost like you actually believe glass can be a liquid at room temperature that can be wiped onto a surface. Just because Silicone Dioxide is one component of glass doesn't make it glass.

[@cheeseheadfiddle]

Please change the music.

[@jbatacan2]

This stuff is exactly the same thing as what car guys use these days as replacement for wax. A bottle that will cover an entire 2-3 cars can be had for 50 bucks and is usually labled under ceramic coating. Both are SiO2 and do the same things. The only difference seems to application since they tell you to wipe on and wipe off with ease, but with cars you have to let the product "flash" before u wipe. if you don't, it doesn't do anything. Maybe this is why you arent noticing the hydrophobic nature increase? Because when applied to car clearcoat it most definitely increases its hydrophobic nature.

[@MsPeachWood]

You just saved my $1300 phone and my a$$, LOL! Fantastic video!

[@williamtober991]

Have CellHelmet or Zagg contacted you about removing the videos/doing another review? lol

[@totalstranger8412]

Will it work on eyeglasses?

[@exhydraboy2429]

I mean, he clearly said that it works on all glass surfaces

[@internetisinteresting7720]

DUDE.... AWESOME REVIEW!!!!!!!!!!! RIGHT NOW IT´S THE BEST REVIEW OF A DEVICE I HAVE SEEN ON KZbin, EVERYTHING WELL EXPLAINED AT THE VIDEO DESCRIPTION!!!! YOU HAVE 10/10

[@stevenhuerta1975]

Very helpful video

[@femolysticfemo]

I've got a Moto z2 force with screen peeling. Can LSP smoothen off the entire surface for me?

[@ronatkinson4142]

I have the same phone, the only problem, is the screen has a slight curve making screen protector's not fitting well. Infact when I fist purchased it, with the company recommend screen protector. it didn't stick well and left spots unsealed on both mine and my wife's.and the manager at my local Verizon store told me that everyone was having the same problem. And to my understanding, more and more smartphones including Samsung, have a slight curvature in the glass. Making me look harder at using a liquid screen protector. I recently noticed nanotechnology screen protector for sale on Facebook. That claims to be 10h hardness? I don't know, maybe if you put a couple layers on, the liquid protector would be better. I know I have a glass screen protector on my phone right now and every time I've dropped it it shatters, leaving my screen protector looking horrible and less effective to the touch.

[@daryl4225]

Actually your review helped me on my note 8. I can apply this nano screen protector, then add a cheap but effective film screen protector to resist scratches, and voila! tempered glass really suck against these samsung edge devices...

[@vanessa601179]

Enjoyed the vid, thanks for the tips, ended up buying the pure gear for my iPhone X and applied it to the back of the phone .

[@jrryap]

New subscriber 🙌🏼

[@nebula3576]

So like I have a small scratch on my liquid screen protector. Wtf do I do? Can I remove it and add another or??? Wtf and when is it off?

[@Sarahonwheels]

No you can't, but you really can't see it as it's on the coating of the device. I have a few microscratches, and i really don't notice them tbh. Microscratches are not really the end of the world in my mind. If It's not a deep scratch or a crack, i would not care.

[@gentlekilla]

The dog of yours are madly in love with you :) which remind me of my old one.. nice video and thank you.

[@themagicthatwecallcinema]

For few seconds I thought it was a artificial dog but whoa he moved

[@abdulbasith232]

What about applying it on the back glass? Would it benefit on not putting on a case?

[@yskwong]

The dog is looking like you wondering why the hell are you talking to the wall / screen / camera, instead of him?

[@emerson23946]

Interesting fact, SiO2 is what is used in ceramic coatings on cars. They add gloss, hydrophobic properties and paint protection. You put it on windows too, but I haven’t seen it used to prevent breaks. Granted very different use case, just interesting.

[@emerson23946]

I guess you could make the argument that the new ceramic coating on the iPhones means they already have liquid screen protectors on them

[@Vinwelder]

Probably the most honest review I've seen on this topic. I feel like half of the reviews are really being paid to push the products. After being a several year user of these I do feel like SOME of them help some, but very few. The German made one that "protects against radiation" seems to be the best imo. I am ridiculously rough on phones so I always need to use a stupid heavy duty case as well. Honestly I wish Samsung still made the Galaxy S Active series. I was hoping they would bring them back but realistically the phone companies don't make enough money on a product that doesn't break.

[@gcntech9071]

Great video, I had the feeling that this liquid screen proterctor is a failed product and now I'm convinced....

[@N8DZN]

Best screen protector You I always take good care of my devices Had one for 3-4 years only had one big scratch

[@zane4964]

That doesn't work for me 😂. I usually weld machine and work on vehicles everyday

[@mistamaog]

In sunlight you'll see dozens of tiny scratches.

[@pandan.5129]

If you ever revisit this topic, you should testi t against ceramic coat products for cars (you can apply it to the screen too). Since it is also SiO2 so you could test if the phone products claim they have it, similarly to how spring water claims it's spring water

[@scappellos]

Ceramic coat also for phone, my oppo isn't made by glass but ceramic

[@Bagasl]

Finally, good test. Not just smashing with hammer or dropping your phone. Subscribed

[@dustin3700]

Sio2 take 15 to 30 days to fully cure in most cases but to be honest a coating on the screen is usually to protect your screen from scratches with are usually caused by sand/dirt which will scratch any screen, protector, or coating. Best tip is to buy a phone with a non curved screen and apply a glass screen protector it's the best combo as far as feel, price and protection.

[@viking8781]

First review of liquid screen protectors that I believe. Awesome job and a new sub.

[@destinydunham103]

They do make something similar to fill the cracks. I can’t remember what it’s called but I remember seeing it at a phone store. I only got the liquid glass because my phone didn’t have scratches or cracks

[@joshuaschultz6513]

Can you recommend me a GOOD tempered glass protector for the note 9? Prefer full coverage not partial

[@shellijohnson9918]

No, with the edge it's really hard to find a good one IMO. What did you end up getting? I did a glass wipe, dropped my phone, and was glad to have the coverage to get a new phone screen through Qmadix

[@tarunamasa4783]

Monty must be really educated sitting all the time and listening to tech stuff from you ❤️❤️🤗😂😂😂😂😇😇😇😇😇😇😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@MobileReviewsEh]

Woff! - Monty

[@oversteer_9339]

Wow how does channel only have over 100k subs? It deserves moreeee

[@streetbeaglekz1923]

I love how this guy just tells you the bottom line....as the top line in the first few seconds of the video. Appreciate it so much that I've watched the whole thing anyway lol

[@spoppy3060]

I use liquid screen protector on my phone for almost 3 years now, the best thing about this is no bubble ofc and if you scratch your screen after applying liquid screen protector, just reapply it about 1 or 2 times, the scratch will gone. tips. Reapply it every 4 - 6 month.

[@OreKehStrah]

I was skeptical of liquid glass screen protectors but I’ve use the Qmaddix on my s8 for around 6 months and I’ve had no issues with the coatings or scratches or any other issue.

[@agiverreviga4592]

Are you sure it's the protector or just the good screen of the galaxy? ;) Because for 6 months it's supposed to be already worn out.

[@myles5158]

Does it protect it just as good as plastic?

[@OreKehStrah]

augie jeremy yes

[@NicholasCox85]

This also doesn't prove that it does anything. lol

[@OreKehStrah]

@@NicholasCox85 I agree. I'm just voicing my personal experience. For me it worked great, and prevented scratches just like a plastic protector would.

[@tacticalcenter8658]

The force of the impact to the screens is direct. but sometimes phones drop on its sides with shock coming from a different approach to dropping a metal ball on. would the liquid screen protector be more brittle in that type of side impact damage? or would we also see the same improvement like the test you did with dropping a ball on it.? Thank you for this video.

[@14u2ponder]

My thing is this: the idea that you cannot take the screen protector off is not, in my opinion, analogous to the idea that you can take the tempered glass off, so therefore: don't do it. This would assume that the tempered glass is impenetrable, hey just pull it off. I still think that for the drop protect alone, plus not adding bulk to the screen it is well worth it. People act like plastic screen protectors are somehow not without severe compromises themselves: they feel artificial, they scratch more easily: but we are supposed to give them a pass because they have been around longer. I am also not sure if your strip coating test did not add roughness to the overall screen: are we to assume that all you did was remove the coating and nothing else and by your own admission you stated that it "felt smoother." What I am saying is that I don't feel as if you gave the liquid screen protectors a fair assessment.