ArmorSuit [2 Pack] MilitaryShield Screen Protector For Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Plus (6.8 inch Display)(Case Friendly) Anti-Bubble HD Clear Film

After the screen protector that came with the phone became damaged, I wanted to replace it. I first got a glass protector, but no matter how hard I pressed, the phone wouldn't read my fingerprint. As I have many apps with the biometric login, that wouldn't do.I found this one because it says it is self healing. The last protector (also TPU) lasted one year before there were scratches from being in my pocket that hindered some scanners. I'm hoping the self healing with make this one last longer.Installation was tricky. This comes with two and I used both. I have a cat and a dog, so dust/fur free environment is hard to find. I am glad that you can lift up the protector if it moved around during the squeegee step. I had to do this because I don't think I had enough Installation Solution on the back side and had placed it down sideways. I tried to install the first screen protector three times - my hands shake and it was hard for me to get the protector down without it moving. On the third try I noticed a cat hair had wound up under the screen protector. I tried to pull it up and remove the hair, but it was a lost cause at that point. I may have been able to get it off and replace the protector, but I decided it wasn't worth the effort when I had another right there. So I considered this a practice run and pulled out the second screen protector. I was able to put this on with no hair, bubbles, or scratches.Helpful Notes:* Dust the table you are working at and turn off all fans and A/C to ensure the air stays as particle free as possible. Dust everything multiple times just to ensure you don't get something trapped under the screen protector that could have been prevented.* Watch the video through once to understand the process, and then again while following each step. This may not be needed if you have a super great memory, but I found that I needed to see it again while doing the steps to make sure I did them correctly.* I did go through most of the Installation Solution included in the package, but don't be too light with it's application. It really is needed for the best possible application. Remember, in total I installed a screen protector on my phone four times. There will be enough, so use it.

I am a very particular person, so it took me a long time to find a good screen protector for my Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G. I returned several before this one. Here were my concerns/wants from a new screen protector (I needed to replace the one that came with the phone):Full coverage for the screen, including the curved sides.Durability.Being able to use the finger print scanner.Being able to use the S Pen.What I found with this screen protector:If you DO NOT USE a case this screen protector does not cover the whole screen. The case I use covers the missing parts on the sides, but leves about 1/8th of an inch at the top and bottom not covered (the screen is exposed and not covered by the screen protector or the case). I am guessing that this is due to different case designs. Regardless, it is so minimal that it is not a concern for me, and is much more coverage that other ones I looked at.As far as durability goes, it seems much thicker than the one that came pre-installed on the phone. To the touch it seems much more durable. Compared to the stock one it does have a bit of rubbery feel to it, however it is only in comparison. Your fingers glide over the surface with no resistance or issues.I have had no issues with the finger print scanner, which is how I unlock my phone. I did not turn the sensitivity up before the installation or after. It works fine for me as it was.The S Pen works just fine with this screen protector. The difference in writing is best described as I am now writing on a peice of paper with several sheets of paper under it rather that just a hard desk. So it almost feels "cushioned" when you write with the S Pen.As far as the instalation goes: WATCH THE VIDEO AND FOLLOW IT!If you have a curved edge, follow the video, wait the 10 or 15 mins that it tells you to wait BEFORE trying to get it to stick to the curved edges.I followed the video to a T and had it installed with one attempt. I did have to recenter it a couple of times, but that is user error.I kept my phone powered off for the night as well as the screen protector "cured/dried". In the morning I found the curved edges were not completely adhered to the screen, but using the micro fiber cloth and my finger, I was able to press it down, hold it for for about 30 seconds, slide to the next area and repeat. That fixed the issue. I did not need to use a hair dryer.I did register for the lifetime time warranty, as I do like this screen protector and I will buy this for future phones.