Ibywind2 Pcs Screen Protector For OnePlus 8 Pro 6.78",Flexible TPU Film,With 1Pc Camera Lens Protector,1Pc Back Film,Bubble Free[Easy to install]

Very easy to install, no bubbles at all

Purchased multiple times for my phone. Very easy to install with the guide that comes with the product. Last a long time and had no issues.

My favorite, go-to protectors due to its method of application. I've used on a Pixel 8 Pro and other phones. I did ruin the first one I tried with the first one I ever purchased, as there was a learning curve. Looks great, cleans great (I used eye glass wipes or cloths), and sticks well. Barely notice it is on and not the glass. Has good instructions, but if using the first time, you can find a video on it.

Arrived when it said it would (with my other 2 purchased items), unlike a case I also ordered (from another seller) that instead of arriving today (with the rest of my order. Like it originally said it would, it was delayed for another 2 weeks without explaination), it'll be another 2 weeks.Anyway, installed screen protector exactly as instructions show. (literally no instructions whatsoever on how to install rear camera protector, or the skin they provide. Only half assed instructions for the main protector.). And no matter what I tried, cannot get all the bubbles out of it. Don't even know what the hell that little bottle thing is for. Instructions on its use is also very vague.Rear camera protector since it doesn't come with instructions. I accidently applied upside down (openings are for the flash, not the camera itself.) Gently peeled off (not before I chipped the corner) flipped and re-applied both corners have slight bubbling (upper right and Lower left). Cutouts are a smidge off as well. No matter what, cannot get those bubbles out. Checked camera, and so far doesn't seem to be effecting it in any adverse way. But it is OBVIOUS it's on there, so don't expect it to blend in like the screen protector does. It doesn't. It's better than nothing, but most the cost comes from the guide that doesn't really help all that much, and the fact you have a spare screen protector. Me and wife have same phones, so one for me (still have the one that came with a case I originally got for mine, but now need to replace as it broke. No notch for camera, but caused no issues. Still intact. So for me, the unused one will come in handy when time comes), and one for her (her original one (also came with one of the cases she got herself) shattered after son dropped it a while back. It did its job, her display itself l is still perfectly fine, same hardness as these, but different style (has black border to hide the edges) hence why I ordered this set) . Sadly only comes with one camera protector (put on hers, since 1: she uses her camera more than I use mine, and 2: son who borrows her phone all the time, has a bad habit of not watching where he's going, and dropping it often. So ¯\_(ツ)_/¯) and one of the skin things. But that's ok.For those saying it doesn't reach edge to edge, it's done on purpose, so it doesn't interfere with any case you may use (those that may overlap a tiny bit due to having a buffer between the case and display). Used to have a HTC U11 prior, that I got an invisible sheild protector for (those self healing, military grade tpu/plasticy types, that also requires wet application. Also ordered it from Amazon. It was top notch too, sadly just didn't work with my case. Those types tend to come with lifetime free replacements as well (if defective, don't work as advertised, peel without reason), I just never made a claim, but it was in fact worth every penny for the time it was on my prior phone) it covered the entire display edge to edge. I got it on their perfectly. However my case I had for it, made it come off in a week. Cuz it kept rubbing the edges of the protector, causing it to then start pealing off at the edges, collecting dust so it no longer stuck, etc.So these glass ones need to be slightly smaller (away from the edges) so a case doesn't interfere with it. It's not a defect. It's how most companies make these.4 stars because instructions are vague/limited, and they focus mainly on the display install, none on how to apply the rear camera or skin comes with the kit, and the fact that if you encounter any bubbles, it will not completely go away, even if you gently peel it off again, and try to re-apply with less air trapped. So hopefully in a few days they will work themselves out (in some cases they do after a few days). But I just got and installed it today on wife's phone, so only time will tell.Box it all comes in is nice and premium looking, everything is nice and neat inside. Other than that, suppose it's worth the price. It shipped in the timeframe it claimed it would. So at least it has that going for it as well.Another thing about these types of protectors. Their job is to take the hit so your desplay itself doesn't. They are supposed to shatter/crack etc when absorbing impact. So, if you drop it, and it cracks. Don't be immediately alarmed thinking the display itself cracked, cuz that's how my wife's prior one looked, until we removed it, display was unscathed. It's not defective if it does it's job. That's how phone cases work too. Would you prefer the case to crack and break when absorbing a fall, or the device it's protecting, itself, to be damaged? Same concept.

It fits perfect. It is very easy to put on your phone. It made my 4-year-old phone look brand new. When I got to work people kept asking me what kind of phone did you get? It's easy to install. It comes with everything you need to easily clean it to keep the bubbles out of it. The quality and durability are perfect. It is the biggest bang for your buck ❤️ I would add a picture but it's on my wife's phone and she is not here right now

I didn't like it. But these are all the same. Cheap plastic protectors that are a pain to install. It comes with a back protector that I don't like nor use because I have a case. I rather have 3 screen protectors because it is a hassle to install. And if you install and get something wrong, you have to do the whole thing again but the plastic will now attract 20 times more issues.

Wow. I was delighted to stumble across a video showing the application process of this TPU screen protector. So I came to Amazon to see if it was sold here and found it and ordered it.I received this SP several days ago but have put off installing it until today because I hate installing SPs and the lousy job I did installing the factory supplied SPs that came (uninstalled) on my OnePlus 8 Pro further discouraged me. I had so many bubbles I couldn't tell which ones had debris under them and which were just air bubbles. Over the course of 2 weeks, all the bubbles gradually disappeared except for 2 that had debris under them. And then one side on the curved edge didn't adhere very well either and was continually bugging me.For whatever reason, I decided today was the day to install this TPU SP and replace the lousy job I did on the OEM SPs. I figured if this new TPU SP didn't work out, I might just have to go without and hope that my OCD would allow an unprotected screen.Using the USB port for a home base for alignment is genius. I cranked up the shower on hot to minimize dust particles, followed the included instructions, and this SP went on perfectly, no bubbles, no misalignment, just perfect.I am delighted with this and can't recommend it enough. I'd give it 6 stars if I could. I only hope it holds up for a long time (but fortunately 2 came in the box).My 3.5 year old OnePlus 3 came with a factory applied SP and it remains on that phone to this day. Sure, it's scratched up some and isn't perfect, but it hasn't curled, no bubbles, and has protected the OP3 screen (encased in a Spigen Rugged Armor case) for over 3 years without issue. I call that value right there.For $10, you cannot go wrong with this TPU SP unless simply must have a TGSP. And from what I've read, those then to only adhere on the edges and leave a slight gap over the screen itself. I don't know if that's a universal issue or was just specific to the feedback I read on one TGSP. Regardless, this TPU SP and the application system it uses is the best I've seen.. especially if you have shaky hands and have trouble with alignments generally speaking.Search out the YT video on this and watch it. Seeing it being applied was helpful to me.