Soft Hydrogel Film Screen Protector, Is it Good? How to Apply it? 

How has it held up over time?

@@centenntrucker8496 is great. This is my go-to protector. I've had it on 2 of my phones for over a year with no issues.

@@sedalhallak8231 you apply one screen protector

thank you

Wow. PRETTY lADY

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didn't we all ruin the first one. saved on packaging so much they couldn't just put the instructions in there

Seriously

thank you

Thanks for the advice @exodus58

Thank you for your message, that's wonderful, :)

try doing it at your bathroom or any moist area free from dust :)

I successfully did a tempered glass replacement without dust

First, get a rag or duster and clean your workspace area very very good. Next, a lot of the dust is actually coming from your shirt, so you should either where a rubbery rain coat, bathing suit, or just take your shirt off if your a guy. I know it sounds silly, but just a small movement of your shirt can spew dust all over your screen. This is one of the most common problems. Once that is clean, You need to get a towels wet with very hot water and leave it out for a few on the desk before doing the installation. This will collect most of the dust in that area. Then you should be all set to get started. Wear a mask, Using a microfiber cloth, and a special thin sticker to pick up all debris that the cloth is leaving. With the correct sticker it shouldn’t leave any marks, dab, don’t swipe or rub with the sticker. Put your phone in Horizontal to install from side to side rather than top to bottom. Try to do it in one quick motion, from the side facing up to the side facing down. I know it sounds crazy but I used to struggle with this problem very bad as my office is dusty as heck, and I have so many devices, so now they all have a perfect screen protector without a single drop of dust or particle in any of them.

Question, is this better than a tempered glass protector? Asking because i have a mi 11 ultra that is in need of a new protector

I do mine in the bathroom AFTER a hot shower. The steam settles the dust to the floor. I use the si 👍lk cloths provided and wipe it clean with alcohol. Then another run with the cloth. I align the protector up with the proper alignment, then use scotch tape on the left side. Lift off the protective layer, give a sharp blow to the screen to remove any stray dust particles. Close the protector like a book and it's already aligned.

Welcome to the world of this product

Thank you for your comment

Yes, as he said, it disappears automatically after 24 hours with the screens heat.

@@Diego-lt6cw ah yes I noticed that now. I think my phone has similar kind of protector preapplied from the factory, where scratches disappear within 2-3 days as well, even serious ones. When it comes to replace it, I now know what I want to replace it with, it will also be this type. I think i may be satisfied.

Regular. The blue just looks blue, so bad.

you have blue light filter on every phone nowadays

Hi, absolutely not, it will have a special cut-out for the front camera, like the tempered glass, you can like as many selfies as you like :)

And I thought I was the only one seeing it. I mean I've applied over hundreds of screen protector (during my tenure in apple store) and I've never seen a reflective matte screen protector ever 😂 it got me so confused

Just conduction

No why'd you do that?

Same thing happened to me

You might got the UV or Bluelight filter ones.

Did it ever stick to the edges? The first one I bought for my samsung s.10 didn't stick enden up throwing it out and waisted my money.

@@Angikadric did you pull the last layer off? It won't stick to edges unless you do

@@mv223 I did and I let it sit for 2 days as it said on the Package but it didn't help

@@Angikadric Not cool man. Mine went on with no problem.

I just remember people forgetting to take off that last layer and wonder why the edges didn't stick.

Matte is like so smooth to the touch but it makes your phone look foggy a bit

We don't suggest that, :) but I guess you can always give it a try :)

But Why though

@@sanjayce4843 because he can 😂

no....I have one on my One Plus on the back. It's better than the tempered glass because it adheres better and looks amazing...you lose no beauty of the device when you use these.

It will fit perfectly depend on how your apply it

Tempered glass ones are a nightmare on curved displays, my brother has a mi 10 pro and the screen protector would just not stick to the curves. He now ordered a hydrogel one, I hope that works

@@sander5778 does it works?

@@anuargamez3708 I can sorta confirm. I have an lg wing, it was insanely difficult to get a glass screen protector for it (at least in my country - Amazon had a few but the shipping cost more than the product :/ ). But this really did work, just make sure to not let the edges rub against anything (so don't put it in a fabric like pocket or anything that will rub closely to it). Other than that it works perfectly ')

They're case friendly

@Dan Don No they don't but they actually look better than tempered glass.....its hard to get tempered glass for curved sided phones that actually fits properly

It's elastic, so it protects against common scratches, for dropping, it protects from light dropping

@@HcqsUs ok thank u

Is it really that that thin? I installed one myself and if feels like that its there but looks nothing? Haha. It is soo very thinnnn

I am sure you can but that would make the phone even thicker.

Yes

Hydrogel

Glass is better

yes bro.. after i use it. micro scratch gone 👍🏻

Just scratches.

dude how would a less than 1mm piece of film give drop protection? common sense man.

@@pvtsnoballz It’s not common sense lol. Search out videos of hydrogel test. It does give protection against drops.

@@x0vg5hs1 sure

@@Diego-lt6cw if it's not common sense then why do you belive it? Lol logic. Probably you belive humans can fly or something

Peel it off enough you expose the dust, run it all under a tap it'll take the dust off and allow you to put it back on

it is safe

Thank you for stopping me

this is not true hydrogel screen are soft and smooth, they do protect your screen very well and I prefer it to hardened glass It works very well against scratches and fall but keep in mind that the case is a better protector for the phone and its screen from fall. I trried both and I know always use hydrogel films and they are not only plastic film

​@musicforsoul3324 i paid 1 pound for this exact screem t glass would of cose easy 4x

Oh man that’s what I’ve been looking for! A matte finish! I have to try it now

@@suppaman12 ohh keep in mind that I used that one for like a year and I got a new one (also hydrogel) which I'm using now but this one feels smoother than my previous one. I think it depends on the brand but idkk 🤔

@@rainnnnn28 where did you get the current one?

@@suppaman12 eBay and the previous one was from ebay too but different seller

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@@Humongous_Pig_Benis só pode ser um doente mesmo

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That's part of the disadvantage when you apply the screen protector manually, normally the line will disappear within 1-2days, :)

Absolutely, Raquel, you can remove it safely, and leaves no trace at all.

It won't damage your screen because it's elastic and easy to pull off, unless your screen is soft as hydrogel😂

@@poseidon8727 how to remove it mine was like stick on the screen of my phone

@@HcqsUs, what is the best and easiest way to remove the Hydrogel film?

@@Mo-eg7um i just peel mine easily after almost a year used.. peel from edges and they easily come off rather than UV tampered glass..

I guess there might be some problem with the film itself, but it should be safe, if as it's just a layer of film, if you feel uncomfortable to watch through the film, you can definitely remove it, otherwise, you can keep it, cheers

I got mine installed just yesterday. When I tilt my phone, I can see rainbow hue ( not too obvious can only be seen when tilting the screen ) is it normal? I can only see it when the backgroun is light colored like white.

Just peel it off

@@mi_rai No they won't just peel off GThey are stuck better than crazy glue lol

Same it feels like there mothing there but there is

Love it compared to a plastic screensaver.. but try to get a matte hydrogel they say they have less fingerprints which the regular ones still have Prints but not near as bad as plastic screensaver

The screen protector doesn't read fingerprints actually. The phone might though...

Hi, Daniel, thank you for your comment, it depends on what's the feature you care about most, compared with the tempered glass, the hydrogel protector is more elastic, lighter, and thinner, cheers

@@HcqsUs hyee......if i buy "hydrogel matte" did it be smooth like a matte scree protector?....i play pubg so i need a smooth screen

@@hakim9785 I play mobile MOBA game myself, and I use the hydrogel screen protector for over a month now, so far so good, the touch is no problem. :)

But it can be protected from drops?

@@habibmoctar4615 Do you mean, "If dropped, does it protect the screen?" Because the literal answer to your question is, "The best way to protect your screen against drops is making sure not to drop your phone."

Yup it works

Yup it works

the protector is elastic, TPU type

@@HcqsUs your product shipped india

@@ola-or-uber Yes, we can ship to India, our online shop is: www.hcqs.shop

@@HcqsUs redmi k20 pro screen protector available

Hi, it is safe :)

You are proof that the body still functions although the brain is dead

@@mayurenpillay and I regret for applying soft hydrogel film since I'm a hard labour worker and my screen scratch like hell, I don't recommend it for people that have hard working job

@@aintmucho5257 ok sorry dude

@@mayurenpillay nahh it's alright I just telling the truth so other people could learn something before buying it