Expert Shield - THE Crystal Clear Screen Protector for: LG G3 *Lifetime Guarantee*

Even though the ExpertShield is a very thin and very flexible full-screen glass screen protector, it can't follow the curvature of the LG G5's upper edge of the screen, leaving a gap of air between the screen and the protector. Pressing with the finger over the gap results in temporary adhesion (1-3 seconds), indicating that there wasn't something wrong with the adhesive of the particular screen protector; it looked like a design issue.I cannot recommend it as a screen protector for any phone, as it is very flexible and very difficult to apply and, particularly for the LG G5, I think it's not fit for purpose.

I thought this would be a good screen protector - 'lifetime' guarantee etc. However it was really hard to apply and, even following online instructions to remove and try again and wash and try again, it has loads of bubbles and some dust and a dent in the protector now!It came with a card saying, 'contact us first, please' so I found the email online but they just say I've got the wrong contact - no info on the right contact although it is the right company! I tried to contact you first but you didn't want to know so I've had to review on Amazon.It covers the screen, but looks messy, so i guess it will give some protection, just not what it says on the packet. :(UPDATE:Having eventually got through to the correct company - no idea why the website sent me to the wrong place - I have had fantastic customer service and a new screen protector sent out to arrive the next day. This one was still tricky to apply but went on much better and I'm very happy. Thank you. Following suggestions from the seller,I have now almost solved the edge problem by using sticky tape to get the dust off, thank you.

Be prepared. Yours may go straight on with no bother - no bubbles from tiny hairs and dust - and it may not take you a great deal of time, but mine did. However, if you follow the instructions and do everything you can to get it right fist time but are still prepared to be VERY patient if it doesn't, you should be able to get a good result. If you do get specs of dust, using tape wrapped around your finger to get them off is a good tip.This screen protector is a very good fit on the rear and a better fit (than the cheap screen protector I bought first) on the front. I did not like the cheap protector's matte finish plus I damaged it trying to get rid of bubbles. The Expert Shield is better, I think, all the cutouts are in the right place, it is very clear and looks and feels good. I bought the Rinke fusion protector too and it fits well with that.However It is expensive, very expensive, so only gets 4 stars. There is a 'lifetime guarantee' - they will send you another if you need it and I did after an imperfect first attempt; they quickly and courteously replaced it. However the thought of having to go through all this again may put me off asking again in the future.In summary it is probably a better product than the cheap ones, you probably will get a very good result but it may not be as easy to achieve as you might hope.

This is for the LG G3. Most important is the service received here from the supplier. within a few days of my order arriving they contacted me by mail asking if everything was OK with my purchase. Unfortunately it wasnt as I had just tried to fit the screen protector and after a great start, it had gone wrong. I had set eveything up in a steamy bathroom as recommended and began the process. It went well EXCEPT for 1 tiny bubble right in the middle with a speck of dust in it. So I peeled back the screen and armed with sticky tape on my finger, attempted to remove the dust and thats when it all went wrong. More dust got in and I became impatient and gave up, re-applying the protective films to the shield to try again later.So, the mail from the supplier was timely and I explained my problem. They replied with some sound advice on how to clean my protector and a video link showing how to fit the screen. I tried a second time and it went perfectly.Some tips.1. Have a dry run at aligning the protector. The protector is slightly smaller than the phone. Some people have complained about this but I think its OK as my clip on case slightly creeps around the front of the phone. start at the top as there is a cut out for the speaker and camera.2. Give yourself plenty of time. I was rushing the first time around and when it started to go wrong, frustration set in.3. A steamy bathroom really works to help get dust out of the air.4. Give the screen a really good clean using the cloth.5. Have a credit card ready and wrap the cloth around it in preperation for driving any air bubbles out.6. Be careful peeling off the "A" tab. On mine it started to seperate from the film, be gentle.7. Work your way down from the top of the phone rolling the protector on to the phone whilst chasing it with the credit card slowly. This should drive out any air bubbles and allow you to instantly see if there is any dust trapped.8. Have some sticky tape already wrapped around a finger so that you can dab any dust that does appear.Good luck!!!!

I usually use a different make but thought I would try this.First impressions were good. But then as one of the more expensive ones it should be.Once it was removed and fitting attempted this was less apparent. The skin sits back from the edges, and the cutout for the earpiece, camera etc is a single full cutout to the top rather than the more professional laser cut of something like an atFolix which has individual cutouts for each element (ear, camera etc) and can be used to position. Speaking of positioning, other protectors have a cross-hatch on the top removable film . . . this doesn't, so positioning on the phone can be a bit hit and miss. The removable film is also quite thick meaning when you try and peel off as you fit, it makes the protector stand away from the phone letting dust fall underneath.Overall, as a comparatively expensive protector (for a single unit) this is disappointing.