[2+2 Pack] for Google Pixel 6 Pro Screen Protector,Bubble-Free Compatible Fingerprint Full Coverage 9H Hardness HD Tempered Glass Protector Easy to Install for Google Pixel 6 Pro 5G (6.7")

The glass fits well and doesn't interfere with either of the cases I've tried. Cutouts are well positioned. The fingerprint cutout is very noticeable in the screen. Good thing two come in a pack since I did not get good adhesion around the fingerprint cutout with the first attempt, leading to unrecognized reads. I pulled that first protector off and fried again, paying attention to that cutout to ensure better contact. The reader again recognizes my prints.There isn't a guide to align the protector to the phone, however with the enclosed hinges, I had no problem aligning the glass. Unfortunately there weren't enough hinges for the second attempt, so I went digging for leftover hinges from protectors used on previous phones. Two or three more hinges to use with the second protector would be welcome.

Finger print didn't work as well as I thought it would

Dropped my Pixel 6 Pro in the street and this screen protector did its job. When I picked up my phone, the screen protector was no longer stuck to the screen. That's because it only has adhesive on the edges and the fingerprint area. I'm used to screen protectors that stay attached even after they've been damaged. I've installed the 2nd one but will not purchase this again

The screen protector is really easy to apply - I'll give it that, but that's where the positives stop. The packaging includes two screen protectors, but not enough screen cleaners, wipes, etc. The "cutout" for the finger print reader is ugly and messy, it sort of adheres, but not all over, so it just looks splotchy and not well designed. Size wise, it cuts off a fraction of my screen with the black edging around it, but it does align pretty well with the finger print reader as well as the camera at the top of the phone.Overall, super disappointing, ended up ripping it off and going back to my non-glass screen protector. Will try a different brand in the future for a glass option, ideally one that's not dot matrix.

Really didn't work for me, especially near the left and right edges of the screen where it's curved. Had to repeat or press very vigorously. In its defense, I hadn't increased the touch sensitivity, but it was so insensitive at the edges that I think it would still have trouble. The glass has to be exactly the same curvature as the screen or it will want to gap. Then of course, if you buy a screen protector you probably also by a protective case for your phone. The case and the stiff glass interact to create another reason for the glass protector to loosen near the edges. I could hear the glass making noise when I pressed the power button, for example. Finally, the glass protector has a black frame around the outer edge that I'm not sure why is there. I bought a more flexible TPU screen cover to try.

The screen protector was easy to install bubble free, the touch on the sides of the screen works well where the glass is curved. But where the finger print sensor gets gummed up and makes it so it can't read your finger prints.

The first time I dropped my phone the screen protector popped off and landed in the ground. The finger print reader is hit or miss.

I reset the fingerprint reader after installation. I turned up the sensitivity in settings. I did all the things. I cannot get the fingerprint reader to work with this protector no matter what I try. It's also strange that a lot of reviews are for other things like socks or leather bags. I feel like this will protect my screen but I'm trashing it because I can't use a very important feature with it on.Update: I just pulled it off and the adhesive is only on the very edges. Every screen protector I've had in the past has adhesive throughout the screen. Not sure if the helps or hinders the fingerprint reader as my last phone had a reader on the back.