6 Pack LϟK Screen Protector Compatible for Apple Watch SE & Series 6 40mm, Max Coverage Bubble-Free Flexible TPU Clear Film with Circle Installation Tool

I bought two boxes of protectors, one for my wife's 40mm lens and one for my 44mm lens. I really do appreciate the discount, but I would have preferred if I had found a "combo" pack that had 3 of each size.


Oddly enough, six protectors was a good deal. Sadly, Amazon only lets me post ONE review, so I am updating my original review a bit so I can write about The installation went well in the areas that mattered, both in Windows and Linux It is very responsive and silky smooth with no bubbles, good edge to edge coverage, and good edge to edge coverage. My understanding is that the durability will be adequate, but I cannot confirm yet. Hopefully problems will be encountered and I will be able to update as time passes. In general, I was pleased with my purchase and felt I got my money's worth. Please note the following comments specific to the There are no round pads to sit the watch on on 40mm, as there is in 42mm. In place of the wooden block, I received a plastic/rubber block with a hole. Although it was a frustrating experience, I kept fighting the watch to keep it in place while I was installing it. In my opinion, I was successful in overcoming It was just a design that I didn't care for. This one includes the round foam rings pictured in the pictures as well as the round foam ring shown in the pics. View video clips. I found that it worked better than I expected. It kept things in place and prevented them from moving around, which made installation The round foam rings are far superior to the square rings. I am not sure why they weren't made the same.

Callahan Cervantes

| Sep 01, 2020

The film is just a thin sheet of rubber. There is really no other purpose for this, except to protect it from fire prints. While I was trying to smooth out the screen with the card they sent, I tore it. As far as I can tell, my watch is not protected by this. The type of protector I plan to use will be different from what I have now. My original intention was to send it back, but since I needed three to get them to work and look half decent, I sent it back. i had to remove air bubbles from the first one four times and the dirt ended up in the first one. i had an issue with the second one when I was installing my watch into the carrier.
The third one finally made it into the hole with only a few little bubbles. Despite following the installation instructions, the problem still persisted. There will be a return to glass for me.

Nalani McCoy

| Jun 12, 2021

It looks like this screen saver will provide adequate protection for my Apple SE. I have also installed a clip-on backup for the SE It is a great addition to the style protector and works perfectly Installation was simple (went smoothly from start to finish on my very first try), and the edges are still holding well As a matter of fact, one of the clips was A protector that I bought catches on the edge of this saver when I remove it, so it has scratched the edge of the film. There has not been a pull away from the edges. There's not much that's better than that as an adhesion test. There are four tips I can give you 1 - Link provided for the product in terms of the installation video is dead. Enter the provided url into your browser and you should be able to find it. In the results, you'll see the current link right away. 1 & 2 Remove the band from the watch, but do not take it off. The watch will suddenly lose the only way to stay secure, and you lose the only way you have to protect it. It would be better if I used non-alcoholic drinks next time Remove the band from the watch, and adhere two strips of permanent painter's trim tape down each side of the band to the table to secure your watch to the installation stand. I do not understand why they say you must take the band off. 3/3 Make sure you clean the entire watch face with the alcohol swab, including all edges of the screen and the entire bezel circumference. A part of the "peeling edges" issues may be caused by improper cleaning of the surface as a whole. The film comes to an end and Rather than just sitting on top of the screen, it wraps around it. The following
4 You are instructed on the video to press the film tightly against all the edges after the screen is installed. It is important to understand how "pulling in opposite directions" actually works. Since the "peeling edges" comments here prompted me to do this, I spent a lot of time on Following that, I used a cleaning cloth to go over the film. I pressed it down repeatedly and tried to get the edges to push down as much as possible.

Saint Pruitt

| Aug 23, 2020

I found installing it to be a hassle, but it seems fine as far as screen protectors go. In my case, I simply removed the tab 1 from the back of the screen protector straight up and then removed the tab 2 from the front. I didn't have a clue as to what I was holding, so I just held the back of the protector with my fingertips. The video showed you how to remove the two part backer by doing what the video said. In theory, you remove half of it and half of it when you squeeze out the bubbles. The two halves of the four part protector got thrown on the ground and then there was no sense in that. In order to do it correctly, I removed the part of the two-part yellow film assembly that protected the back of the document. In order to expose the second part of the yellow film I removed one halves and placed that portion An emery board. You then remove the other half and squeeze the other side, and then you remove the top screen protector so that you can see the screen protector front. There was an issue either with the numbered tabs or with the tabs being cut through all the way. I'm not sure if it was a formatting issue. As a result, when I tried to pull on a few of the tabs, in both install attempts, the entire thing would just fall off, leaving me unable to figure out which part was going to So in summary, thank God you get 6 so you can figure out how to apply it on your own. In addition, I would like to point out a few other points. As you can see in the picture, the stabilizing ring looked nothing like it did in A piece of 1/8" gel with a hole cut out of the middle was actually used. It didn't bother me that it was different to what I'd expected, just that at first I was confused.

Robin Roth

| Jun 20, 2021