LK 2 Pack for Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Screen Protector [Soft TPU Film] with 2 Pack Camera Lens Protector [Touch Sensitive] 3D Curved Max Coverage, Screen Protector for S23 Ultra

I put a screen protector on all my phones so I've probably used about I think 30 different brands and types of screen protectors over the years. On the S23 Ultra (possibly other S23 models), the stick on (non glue) tempered glass protectors either have an ugly fingerprint mark on the glass or if not, the fingerprint area barely works and is too frustrating.The tempered glass protectors that use a liquid glue you cure with a UV light, the fingerprint reader works about 85-90% as good as having no protector but the install process needs to be carefully followed and can be a bit messy - definitely not for those that are impatient or can't study and follow instructions well. They also are easily accidentally lifted off the glass if you catch the edge taking your case off.These TPU film protectors are the best compromise in my opinion. They are cheap, and this type is easy to install, have a feel nearly as smooth as tempered glass, and self heals from minor scratches. And contrary to popular paranoid belief, tempered glass does not prevent your underlying screen from shattering so the extra protection of tempered glass over film protectors is debatable. Everyone just ASSUMES glass must be tougher. When in reality it transfers sharp impacts to the underlying glass. I've never had a cracked screen from a TPU protector, but I have friends that have had cracked screens that had glass protectors.If you want to fork out big bucks for a Whitesone tempered glass protector and manage to follow instructions well, you'll be good. But really, for the average user, this type of TPU protector is both WAY easier to install, offers just as good of protection at least from surface scratches and is much more economical.The only downside is that the near-glass smooth feeling will diminish over time as the TPU protector gets minor wear. But it's so cheap, just install another one every 6-12 months to restore that glass-like smoothness.Other big benefit of this type of protector is it is so thin and wraps the curves so well there's virtually no visible edge to it where the tempered glass you can both see and feel the edges as you swipe from the left or right screen edge. It's just more noticeable and prone to coming off if you aren't careful when you remove your case.All things considered, this type is the way to go. But unfortunately many are obsessed with tempered glass to be able to sleep at night. LOL. You may need to retrain fingerprints if you are switching from a glass protector but the fingerprint reader works 100% as good using this TPU film protector as no protector as opposed to 85-90% as good with even the top notch tempered glass protectors.Also note if you have small bubbles not caused by dust or lint, they will disappear over time due to the self-healing. And also note the very light crease line in the center will also disappear. So RELAX. In addition, this protector is not any more prone to fingerprints than the high end tempered glass protectors remarkably!End of my novel. LOL.

This is a good value when comparing what you get for the price. You will get two screen protectors and two tempered camera bump protectors.The application is very easy. I do recommend that you watch the video on how to apply these items. It will give you some good tips and it is short. The screen protector application is made easy with an anti-slip matt, and a plastic bumper that attaches to the charging port of the phone to help you get the correct lineup with the selfie camera and film cutout. The rest just requires steady hands.Application of the camera bump protector was as simple as cleaning the camera lenses and applying the tempered protector. From what I can tell, the tempered camera bump protector still gives good optics.I got some cool stickers in the box that I opened. I bought two boxes so I had 4 total screen protectors (I like to have a ready stock of screen protectors on-hand just in case I need them. I have cats with all of their claws and sometimes they get curious about the cell phone.I have been using this brand of screen protector since i got my Samsung Note 20 Ultra (may the Note series RIP) 2 years ago. I definitely highly recommend this. The screen protector is not tempered glass but since curved screens became a thing tempered glass screen protectors have become near impossible to put on without rainbow effects or being cut short as to avoid the curves of the screen... I need the TPU screen protectors to help keep my screen from being scratched. What I like about this brand-- This brand (LK) protects against scratching well in my experience-- These screen protectors last for a good amount of time.-- You get value for your hard earned money by getting two screen protectors and two camera bump protectors.

Look, I love the feel of the screen itself on my Galaxy s23 Ultra. It's smooth and shiny and my finger glides over it like a figure skater on fresh ice. But within days it already had a small scratch, so I knew I needed to get a screen protector. I'm just too nervous to mess with the fancy glass ones that have to be UV cured or whatever, and I've had the LK on my previous Samsung for a year and it did the job, so I grabbed this one. It's film, so it's never going to feel like the glass, but it's about as good as you can get if you end up going with film. It really does kind of "self heal" when it gets a scratch, and the fingerprint seems to work just fine (I did re-train my fingerprints after I installed the protector). I did get a notification from Android last night about what to do if I was having trouble with the fingerprint being recognized... but I haven't been having any problems, so I'm not sure what that notification was about. Anyway, the only complaints I have about this thing - the way it feels, the fact that it picks up fingerprints and finger grease a lot faster - have to do with the fact that it's film, and it's gonna be the same for any film. LK has done the best of anyone out there making me not hate film. And installation is ridiculously easy - just make sure you watch the video!