Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: How to apply the Whitestone dome glass screen protector 

Note that new ones are slightly different but the video still helps.

? Your fingerprint works in this protector ? Info pls

@@melymendez8171 Yeah it still works for me

Quid is such a better name for money than dollars or cents.

You're welcome! 😀

I was the same but I think the key is just taking your time 👍

Exactly I'm surprised by how many chumps are the comments praising them. I've had two of these screen protectors on my S22 ultra... One cracked within a week the other didn't even make it a day. Clearly paid actors

Thank you! You could get a flat one however the curved edges which are less durable would be exposed still.

I like what you did there. Did you enjoy your lengthy install?

Hello! We would recommend doing the UV light straight after to ensure it is fitted correctly - this maybe why it isn't working 😕

Its just an extra one. Good to have extra

Hello! Yes it is so you have a spare during the installation 🙂

I guess it's for people like me, who got it right on the third tube (my table isn't flat afterall). It was a lifesaver.

If you look at the video they made for installation on the note 20 it explains it fully.

Yeah. Just like a regular screen protector you gotta dig up I'm one of the corners to get it to lift with a fingernail.

Hello! Yes, this is probably the most securely fitted glass protector I have tried on the S22 Ultra 😃

Re apply the UV light again over where the finger print registers. Do it for 60 seconds a couple of times waiting a minute in between and it might help. I saw someone else have this issue and it worked.

Take it off and throw it away.

Man, you're not the only one noticing this. I have mine on a Note 10 plus and now my S22 Ultra. I'm convince that it's not fitting perfectly to the curve of the screen hence the lift. I've had it on multiple time, warranty claimed multiple times and still the same issue, mine and my wife's phone. We've followed instructions to the utmost detail; but still doesn't fit right. They refuse to acknowledge the problem and tell us it's "installation error", luckily Amazon took care of us since they evidently value customer's opinion more than Whitestone.

​@@nguyenvinhvx I am glad to hear that I'm not alone. But... can you point out the really good and comparable alternative to Whitestone? I even thought about switching to the foil instead of tempered glass, but for S22 Ultra it's really hard to find the one that works well with 3 things: curved screen, original Samsung etui and S-Pen! Every one that I looked at has something not-OK according to comments: etui lifts the edges, rubbery feel, impossible to put on avoiding dust or bubbles etc. etc.

@@janmarkowicz4633 I've actually resolving to using a brand called Mowei, they comes in a pack of 3 from Amazon, so good to have spare. Mowei also use adhesive/UV light method. I ended up with a few scratches on my S22 Ultra in between removing the Whitestone and waiting for the Mowei to ship home, so I have no choice but to go with an adhesive spread screen protector since it fill in those scratches as well as adhere the screen to the phone, the scratches becomes invisible after the adhesive fill them in, but I digress. There's just two things, things I can easily live with, there's a small circular patch at the on-screen finger print sensor area, it's not noticeable most of the time, it's only noticeable during installation and when you remove the film on it; the other is that the screen protector doesn't have a cut out for the front facing camera, so it's underneath the screen protector, if you scratch that area, then your selfies will be blurry. That's it, it's a great Whitestone alternative for me, because for the life of me I can't get the damn thing to fit properly on the S22 Ultra. I believe that Whitestone banked on the adhesive filing the gap between the curved screen and the curved protector and once cured they'll just stay in one place, but it didn't work for me, I cured it extra times on each installation and it still end up gapping upwards and just spread slowly in time.

You aren't doing anything wrong these screen protectors are just a sham. I've installed two of them one cracked within a day the other within a week and on the second install I couldn't even use my fingerprint.

sorry about that. While it's tough to explain in the written word, I will attempt to do so in emoji format - 👇📱🔘😃

Very easy, heat up the screen with a hair dryer and pull out from either side with your fingernail. Remove it slowly.

@@mathrania I'm asking them to make a video on that. Saying is easy, doing is difficult task especially when it's on a expensive device like these.

@@themenich if you follow my instructions,the screen protector removal is very easy. Search for Whitestone Dome Glass removal video on RU-vid, you would definitely find one.

Hello! Yes the UV light does come with the protector 😀

@@mobilefun thank you. I am still unsure about fitting the protector myself

I agree 100% with you. I am not quite OCD, more like OCT - Obseesion Compulsive Tendency. One tiny piece of dust would drive me crazy. I waited about 4 days before opening (removing factory screen protector) my S22 Ultra until I had my Whitestone Dome glass protector. Removed the factory screen protector and immediately applied the Whitestone.

I know it gets so annoying. Whenever I put mine on I have to work quick cause every second it seems like another piece of dust lands on the screen. If you have a hard time seeing the dust the best way I've found is I have a really bright flashlight. I set it so the light is even with the phone. Shining across the entire screen. That seems to make it easier to see any dust. If you don't have a really bright flashlight you can use one of those desk lamps with just a normal bulb. But it has to be the kind with the movable neck so you can get it as horizontal to the phone as you can.

@@Zoroaster4 Yes, you're right with this bright light. I can add that the best room to do this is the bathroom just after hot shower. Water steam kinda binds with dust in the air allowing it all to drop on the floor before you'll start to applicate the glass :)

@@janmarkowicz4633 I'll have to give that a try. Thanks.

@@janmarkowicz4633 This is always what I do, apply them in the bathroom after a hot shower and every time it worked

Hello! We love the green! 😍

@@mobilefun Thanks for helping out. I've got my Green pre ordered as well :)

Panzer has the stupid fingerprint hole. I couldn't bear staring at that irritating bit on my screen. Most people don't even need a screen protector.

But imagine the trouble if you had to install a new screen!

Because the second one can be used as a shield for a hybrid Captain America / Mouse.

Have you tried using a toe instead?

Hi Nour, thank you for the heads up on this. For the last install we performed, we scrapped the table and installed it while resting on a bed of marbles. It was absolute chaos. Have a fantastic New Year!

I bought it online.

Hello! The link attached is the Whitestone UV installation - www.mobilefun.co.uk/whitestone-dome-screen-protector-twin-pack-for-samsung-galaxy-s22-ultra-88134?referer=P&Whitestone_Dome_Installation_Samsung_Galaxy_S22_Ultra_28022022 😀

I have found they go on fairly well as I have used the on my Note 10 and wife's Pixel phone...a few months later that start to lift and bubble...never will I buy again

Exactly I took mine off within an hour. Somehow they have convinced us all that there screen protectors are the best when in reality the only just look and feel nice. They crack under minimal pressure and I have heard reports of multiple on accounts of people not being able to use their fingerprints after installation.