ArmorSuit 2 Pack MilitaryShield Anti-Glare Screen Protector Designed for Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G (6.8 Inch, 2023 Release) Case Friendly Matte Film - Made in USA

I absolutely LOVE these screen protectors! I have used this brand on the last 3 or 4 phones I've had, plus on my son's phones as well. If you apply them correctly, they will definitely last the entire life of your phone. I always apply them right before I go to bed so that they can sit over night and adhere to the screen completely. They do not inhibit the touch screen in any way and it looks like you don't even have a screen protector on your phone! I highly recommend this product. It's a great price, you get 2 screen protectors, the instructions are very easy to follow, and your screen will be protected for all of it's days to come! I also recommend having a paper towel under your phone while applying it, that way you can just dab away any excess liquid when you're squeegee-ing out the bubbles and aligning the screen protector. This will help stop any liquid from getting in the charging port. If you're looking for a screen protector, look no further! You've found the holy grail and Indiana Jones gives you a hat tip......as do I. 😉👌

In the past two phones (S8 and S20+), I decided to try tempered glass screen protectors. They looked great, were easy to put on, and never had to worry about bubbling/dust particals. There were two issues with the tempered glass screen protectors. One was, the fingerprint sensor didn't work most of the time. So to bypass that, they cut out a hole in the screen protector so your finger would fit in the glass and onto the stock screen. Well, you can only imagine how that looks like, and when you're using/swipping/tying on the screen with that hole, you're probably saying a lot of four letter words and want to rip it off. The 2nd issue of the tempered glass screen protectors were they tend to crack pretty easily...even when it was just inside my front left jean pocket. with nothing else inside the pocket. The stock screen looked perfect, but I'd have to contact the manufacterer of the tempered screen protector and wait for a warranty replacement...which they did with no issues. For my newly purchased Samsung S23 Plus phone, I decided to try this ArmorSuit film instead of going back to tempered glass. I kept my phone in its factory package and screen protection until I was ready to install this Armorsuit screen protector film...so it didn't have any dust. Well...during the install, of course one dust partical decided to weasel between my phone and the film at the last split second while I was laying the film down on the screen, but I was able to easily lift the screen and remove that pesky dust partical that tried to create a new home for itself rent free for a year or two. Using the included squeegy, I was able to squeegy the excess spray/water from the film and it laid perfecly...no bubbles. What would have been nice was, if Armorsuit had included a little sticker or something to pickup/remove dust from the screen or film like what I've received from other screen protector companies to avoid fingerprints or giving the opportunity of a family of dust particals to squat in between the screen and film while removing one pesky partical. This is the first time I'm using ArmorSuit, so as of now, I can't give a long term review of this product or its customer service as of yet. But so far, I'm happy with the results. The fingerprint sensor works perfectly, the screen is responsive and the display is wonderful like there's no film what so ever.

Update 2 years later: stick with the OEM screen protector from Samsung for S23 Ultra. Although the Armor Shield never ripped and did prevent the screen from getting any scratches, over time the Armor Shield screen protector stretches and shifts to cover the front camera lense. It makes selfies look horrible and prevents the phone from unlocking with facial recognition. This has happened with every Armor Shield screen protector I have used (3 in total) and never happened to the OEM ones. The 1st one happened slowly. The 2nd within a week and the 3rd within a few months. I think it was the time of year that I installed it (summer months destroy it). Also, the tactile feel of the Samsung screen protector is much better, feels less "there", and doesn't feel gummy like the Armor Shield. For these reasons, I would rather change the Samsung screen protector when it eventually rips. Update 1 year later: this is hands-down way better than the Samsung one. I finally changed my screen protector because the film slid a little and/or stretched and started blocking my front camera. When I removed the film, I was surprised to find no scratches on my phone. The screen protector itself had no scratches or tears despite being on my phone for over a year! Applying the new one was very easy and forgiving, as long as you don't run out of that spray bottle. They should provide more of it or a way to buy more. A speck of dust got under it during the install. I was able to peel it off spray the area, and remove the dust with my finger. And it looks perfect now! I can think of no other screen protector that is that forgiving during installation, protects your phone, and won't tear or crack. Here's a tip I discovered by accident: after the protector is installed, do something that heats up your phone, like play a video game or do a software update. It will help smooth out any remaining bubbles. I will be buying these for every phone I get. I highly recommend this brand. The tactile feel of the Samsung screen protector is superior. But it is not worth the hassle and cost of changing screen protectors every few months. I changed my rating from 3 stars to 5 stars. Original review: Samsung makes a similar TPU film that I would recommend over this one. This has some benefits but they don't overcome the biggest downside: the Armor Shield film is 1-2 mm narrower on the sides then the Samsung film. I actually confirmed this by putting my old Samsung film over this one, and the difference is obvious. As other reviewers have said, this film does not go over the curve. It actually does slightly, but nowhere near the edge. You can see where it goes over the edge during installation because it has a tendency to lift there until you smooth it out. I suspect Armor Shield wanted fewer complaints about their screen protectors lifting from the stupid curved edge and just avoided the issue entirely by making the screen protector narrower. But this is absolutely not a good way to protect your phone since you do have a stupid curved edge. It's something I would expect from some generic manufacturer, not Armor Shield. Interesting to note, nowhere on the packaging box does it say this is for the Samsung S23 Ultra. There is only a sticker sku label that says it's for the S23 Ultra. I suspect the same protector films are produced for the S23 and S22 line up rather than designing one to specification for the S23 Ultra. Lazy cost cutting. The crazy thing about the Samsung film is that despite coming closer to the case it has never lifted on me and I have used an OtterBox defender pro, OtterBox Commuter case, and currently a ShldAir Active case that has a bevel that is raised over the sides. So there is no reason to make these things narrower. The front camera cutout on this one is narrower than the Samsung film, which sounds better since it is a closer fit but can actually cause problems if you get dust or dirt on the edges or the film slides and the film protector blocks the camera cutout. It's too close for comfort. But mainly, the Armor Shield doesn't protect your edges where you are most likely to get sand (quartz) stuck between your case and screen protector and scratch the screen. Neither will give any kind of drop protection. Screen protectors are meant to protect against scratches to the front screen, while cases protect from fall damage and back glass scratches. The advantage of this one is that it is much easier to put on and very forgiving of problems with the initial installation, as long as you don't run out of the liquid. Which surprisingly, is very easy to do! During my first attempt, a single speck of dust got behind the film and I had to remove it and spray it liberally until I got the dust off. I wore latex gloves during installation, but I suspect as long as you spray your hands you can do this barehanded. I could not do something like that with the Samsung protector, and in fact, I ruined a few of them like that. These stupid films will draw every particle in the vicinity to them. They are lint magnets during installation. The Samsung film also has less resistance when swiping but that may be since I just installed my Armor shield film. I suspect that the oils from my finger will make it smoother over time and there may still be residue from the spray. One big advantage the Armor shield has: There was no crease during installation, fewer bubbles, and they disappeared quicker. The Samsung film looks awful when it goes on, but the film magically smooths itself out over 24-48 hours--as long as you didn't get any dust on the inside during installation. Which is not an easy thing to do. I tried this Armor Shield film out because the Samsung one was backordered but I will be going back to Samsung despite the advantages of this film because of the more precise fit. It's a shame. I really wanted to like this since I've had to replace my Samsung ones every 3-6 months due to tears in the film. Scratches are self healing but a tear in the film will not self repair. Armor Shield has a lifetime warranty which I immediately activated (you have 14 days to do it from the time of purchase) and was looking forward to testing out whether that was legit. I work around construction sites so my films never last. But my screen hasn't gotten a scratch yet. And I am not confident enough to wait and see whether this film will actually protect the screen since I know it for sure doesn't protect the edges. One final note: since TPU protector films are much thinner than glass protectors, the fact that the screen protector does not go over the curve is not noticeable in regular use, so asthetically, it looks fine, but functionally, it is not protecting your phone from scratches. And that's its only job!

Don't believe the hype. Gorilla glass is still glass and glass will scratch. The solution? Back to screen protectors. I've tried all sorts of protectors like tempered glass, PET film, and both wet and dry install tpu. Tpu is by far my favorite. It will actually "self heal" from minor scratches.. ensuring that you can keep your screen protector on longer. Which is great as I already blew through both protectors. This is a wet tpu. It is messy and a pain to install but if you get it right it is flawless. 3 tips 1. Install in a foggy steamy bathroom 2. The liquid will make dust under the protector hard to see. Have a bright flashlight on hand to see if there are any invisible dust particles under the wet screen so you can remove them before it dries. They will glow, for lack of a better description. 3. You will most likely use all the included solution. You can make more by adding a drop of dish soap to the bottle with more water. The protector will stick just fine. The downsides? There is an orange peel effect when viewed at any extreme angle. It isn't visible straight on. It has a rubbery tacky feeling to it. Not glass smooth. I actually like it better than glass in that respect but personal preference. The first protector I used had dust embedded during one failed application. I tried multiple times to clean the speck out with soap but it was just stuck. The speck just happened to be right in the middle of the screen where I couldn't miss it. The second protector..had some dust issues but I used a flashlight to find them before squeegeeing out all the liquid. I went with a light touch until the dust was gone. My guess is that the speck of dust for the 1st attempt got smashed in hard into the screen protector when I had squeegeed out all the liquid firmly. I did have to remake the solution a few times as it took a bit to make the screen truly dust free. Looks good so far. I'm not 100 % convinced that armorsuit, iq shield and skinomi are 3 different companies but this was the cheapest option that would arrive the soonest. If this 2nd attempt ends up peeling in a few days, weeks or months, I'll see if armorsuit will stand by their guarantee.

Getting a good screen protector is tough for a smart phone with a curved screen such as Galaxy S8 plus. After reading many reviews of both tempered glass and film screen protector, I decided to go with film because the film touches all parts of your screen whereas the tempered glass only adheres to the edges and there is an air gap between your screen and the tempered glass that reduces sensitivity and creates an annoying click click sound when tapping the tempered glass down against the screen in the middle. In looking for a good film screen protector, I decided to go with ArmorSuit because of its wet application method (I tried previous dry applications and the dry film always peeled off the curved edges). Things to note: 1) There are different size cuts: a) case friendly version leaves a gap around the edges intentionally, so do not think it was cut too small b) non-case friendly version, this does not work well with a case and have a high chance of bubbling up when touching the case c) sometimes Amazon packers ship out incorrect versions, so you receive Note size for galaxy 8, or galaxy 8 for galaxy 8 plus, or tempered glass (I think ArmorSuit only makes available tempered glass for iPhones), etc..., this is an Amazon issue, they are shipping incorrect items to you and has nothing to do with the quality of the product you are receiving. 2) Application is important. Best to apply in the bathroom. Layout a Bounty sheet on top of toilet to put your phone on. Turn on the vents to suck out dust. Turn on shower with hot water to steam the air for a few minutes, turn off shower afterwards, this will clean the air of dust since moisture pulls dust down to the ground. a) watch the video on how to apply b) there are two modifications I would make to the process i) when squeegeeing, be gentle and light, use finger tips to gently hold the screen protector down on the phone while lightly squeegee the air bubbles out. If you using too much force, the screen will move around and you will scratch the screen protector with the squeegee. Make sure spray the solution generously on the underneath of the screen protector when applying, and on top of the screen protector when squeegeeing. The good part is since this is a wet installation, you are allowed many redos, and you don't have to throw away the film just because you misaligned it on your first try. ii) when pressing down the edges of the screen protector, spend a little more time on this part, don't just slide your finger across the edge to push the film down but use your fingertips to hold the edges in places for 10-15 seconds for each section of the edge. then let dry for 24 hours, seriously you need to let it dry or the edges can become undone since there may still be liquid under the screen that may get forced under the edges if you start using your phone. Unfortunately there is no easy way to apply film screen protectors, and tempered glass screen protectors are easy to apply but have useability issues. If you are looking for a good film screen protector, and take pride in installing it on your phone meticulously, then this screen protector will work for you. After a few days the touch and sliding is smooth and the visibility is crystal clear. And please don't think this will protect your screen if you drop your phone, that is what a case is for. It's all very logical. Finally to add, ArmorSuit customer service is superb. You can contact them thru their website form, very easy, or call them. They are not robots, just tell them if you have any issues, be frank about it and tell exactly what the issue is, and they will do what they can to resolve your issue with sincerity. This is a 5 STAR product and company. Please ignore my 1 star rating as I wanted to help those researching this product. Hope this is useful to someone out there looking for a good screen protector.

UPDATE: I really liked these protectors so when I got a gouge in the latest, I ordered some more. Not at all happy with these. They are a lot thinner material than the previous purchase. I've gone past my 30 day return window or I would return the rest. This product does it's job. Not as fond of the thickness of the film at first because it has a drag to it, but as it wears some it seems have less of a drag. I'm not easy on my phone and drop it often and on gravel face down. It has protected the screen. The film has had cuts and gouges but no damage to the glass underneath. The installation couldn't be any easier and it sticks well. I don't have much problem with touch sensitivity or fingerprint reading. I do have to get my finger a little wet at times for it to read better. No more than usual without the film. The camera lens protector is great! Once again, my phone fell out of my back pocket and onto gravel. It shattered one of the portion of the lens but that's what it's designed to do. It shattered but my phone lens didn't. This is my second purchase of these for my phone. The great thing is that you get two to a box so if one gets a gouge, you can replace it. If not for the initial drag after the fresh install on the screen I would have given 5 stars.

I am a big fan of ArmorSuit and their screen protector product line. This is the only brand of screen protector I have used for the past 7 years on my Android devices and I continue to re-order from them each time I upgrade to a new phone. I don't really have another brand to compare them against but have been really satisfied overall. The installation is clear-cut and fast-- you turn off your phone, spray the liquid that's included on your fingertips and on the front and back of the screen protector, apply the adhesive side of the protector to your phone or device and slide it into position (making sure any holes/buttons are left uncovered), then use the included squeegee to smooth out any bubbles or wrinkles. You then leave the device turned off overnight while it dries and typically any remaining bubbles that resisted the squeegee will smooth themselves out by the morning. I like that the company provides video instructions to ensure that the protector is applied correctly the first time. Most newer phones are water resistant but even before with my older Android phone models, the small amount of liquid from the spray solution never damaged my phone which was something I was a little worried about at first. The touch screen works well with the screen protector on (and writing or drawing with the stylus is still smooth). I like that the protector sticks to the sides of the screen and stays down despite the curved edges of the Galaxy Note. One thing that I have found is that if you tend to take your phone case on and off a lot (or possibly even if you don't), the screen protector will eventually start peeling away from the phone on one side and will need to be replaced. Sometimes I've had the protectors last only a few months before needing a replacement but at other points the screen protector has lasted and been in good shape for over a year at a time. Since they are so inexpensive (especially compared to the really pricey ones I've seen at cell phone stores at the mall), I've never minded having to replace them periodically. I was really happy to see that this time two screen protectors came together in one pack so that I could replace mine once without even having to re-order. In the past I've used ArmorSuit's lifetime replacement program to order replacement protectors and have been happy with the customer service which was as promised-- they replaced the cover free of charge but I had to submit an order form and pay a few dollars for shipping. The best part about these screen protectors is that I've (so far) never had my screen crack when it's been dropped with the protector and a phone case on. My last phone was dropped and the screen cracked slightly in two places (before I had had a chance to put an ArmorSuit protector on it)-- I subsequently covered the cracked screen with an ArmorSuit screen protector and that prevented the cracks from EVER spreading over a period of several years until I upgraded to my new phone. I was really impressed since everything I read online said that the cracks in your screen will eventually start to expand no matter what you do! I'm convinced that it was the ArmorSuit screen protector that prevented the cracks from spreading and becoming more of a problem. I highly recommend this product and will continue using them for as long as they make screen protectors that fit my devices!

I should have bought this screen protector for my S8+ in the first place. I have a Blackberry PRIV with a curve screen and I installed an ArmorSuit matt protector. When I got my S8+, I tried a glass screen protector instead. I had gone through 4 of them. The first two was of different brands and both only had adhesive along the edges. These are easy to install and provide a bubble and air gap free viewing area. The issue is that these do not stay on the screen reliably. My first one popped out and cracked when I dropped my phone. My S8+ was not damaged as it had a case and the screen was also fine. As long as my phone screen is protected while the protector is cracked, I do not mind as protector is cheap. So, I went ahead and try another similar one from another manufacturer. The second one lasted longer but it did not stay glued on the screen after a few months. So, I use a little contact cement on the edges and continue to use it. The protector popped a few weeks ago while I was changing phone cases. I could have use contact cement fix again but I notice that the protector is a bit scratched up. That means that these glass protectors are not as hard as they claimed. I order a package of two glass protectors with full adhesive this time. That was a mistake. I spent 2 weeks trying to install the protectors and cracked them both. The problem is that the one I bought does not fit the screen. It looked like it fit but it did not. I could not get the curve edges down. There is no way I could press the edges down long enough to get them glue down. I even put rubber bands on to get the edges down. I placed the phone under a stack of books overnight also. Every day, I remove the rubber bands and the edges were still popping up. However, this condition improved and I managed to get rid of all the air gaps and bubbles other than one corner. I reduced the rubber bands and only placed them where the pressures were needed. I cracked both protectors while working on moving the bubbles out to the edges. I was unable to use my S8+ for 2 weeks, luckily this is my spare phone as I switched to a LG G7. I had no issue in installing a glass protector on the G7 but this S8+ was a nightmare. Quite a few of my phones and tablets have ArmorSuit protectors so, I ordered one. I thought I would be saving time by using a glass protector but no. Compare to the full adhesive curve screen proctor, this film protector is time saving. What was not expected is that there is may be 3 tiny air bubbles on the display even though I cleaned and cleaned the phone before installation. Since the protector was only installed a day ago, these tiny air bubbles might go away in a few more days. These bubbles are quite small and they are small enough that I could not take a good picture of showing them. The important thing is all the edges are glued down. If you have a phone with a curve screen, I would definitely recommend using this ArmorSuit product. All of my phones and tablets that have this film protectors are still on without any issue.

This may be a great product for non-curved devices. Just not this phone. I installed the film on the phone as instructed and with no problems but when the sides dried up they started lifting. I wrapped the phone in saran wrap to keep the sides in place overnight but as soon as I removed the wrap the sides lifted. I cannot be bothered with stuff that just do not work no matter how much hype companies create. I repacked everything and it's going back. My rating does not reflect the quality of the product for other applications, only mine. Two stars for quick and bubble-free installation. If you can make it work on this phone you're laughing!

Muy recomendable.

compared to spigen neoflex, this is far better, before this i have used spigen neoflex, mob-Ac and baseus guards, none of the above is actually perfect with a case, if you are using samsung original case , it is ok but if you are using spigen case etc the chances of pushing the guard is much higher.. note:I have seen my spigen case pushing the guard at some places so i have moved back to my samsung case..

This is really awesome protective Shield . Phone looks way beautiful I would easily recommend anybody for this. My suggestion is close your eye and go for it

This is actually a great screen protector, I bought it quickly after buying my S8+ and although I am becoming a bit of an expert at fitting these things, having bought, and tried many in the last week or two - this one was a little tricky. Perhaps I used too much of the liquid they give you, but I couldn't get the protector to sit still on the screen when I was using the squeegy to get the liquid off. Anyway, eventually I figured it out, and the protector sat nicely, no smudges, bubbles or dust, and there was no loss of sensitivity when using the screen. It was also case friendly for my Spigen Tough Armour case, had no issues with the two being on the phone at the same time. I have to say that in the end I opted to go for a tempered glass cover for my phone, as I am just too clumsy and paranoid to risk it, but if I wanted a screen protector, this would be very high on the list