What I did with mine to check level before starting the process was to: 1. Clean the screen thoroughly. 2. Have a paper towel ready. 3. Put about 4-5 drops of water in the same area the adhesive will go. 4. Watch the water to see if it runs in any direction. 5. If it does, adjust the tray with playing cards underneath one at a time, or find a new install location. 6. Use the paper towel to soak up your test water. 7. Clean your screen again using the normal process. These steps make for a flawless install. BTW, use a flashlight during the final dust check. The light will pick up ANY and ALL dust particles. Thanks for this great video.
As a person that installs screen protectors for a living this video makes me so anxious lol. The sticker is the very last thing you do and you have EVERYTHING ELSE ready to go so that as soon as you put the sticker down its go time, your not unwrapping things and putting things together and plugging them in. There is so much dust in the air its ridiculous. NEVER pull of the plastic from the screen protector in the upright position because dust could fall on it before you have the time to flip it upside down, you pull the plastic off while its upside down and then place it. And last of all NEVER work over your device once you removed the dust cause your arms and cloths can drop dust on it. Just some basic tips from a pro to take in mind.
I just paid a professional to do it in Australia, it cost me $89.99 but worth every cent on my Note 9. I didn’t want to stuff it that’s for sure, plus it came with two weeks warranty in case something happened. Really happy but surprised it was so expensive. I guess at the end of the day a lot cheaper than having to get a Note 9 screen repaired or replaced. Here in Oz it cost $499 plus to get a new screen.
Just installed one earlier and here are very important tips and tricks that are not mentioned in the manual. -Provided you make the correct preparations, it is easier to install perfectly that regular tempered glass and screen protectors. -Make sure you install it in a dust free and perfectly leveled surface. -Make sure you have good ventilation. -Use a good masking tape on all four sides of your phone. Glue will overflow to the top/sides no matter what and you don't want it in your buttons or ports. -Watch tons of tutorial videos. -Don't tense up during installation.
I've installed a total 9pcs dome glasses since 2017 from an S8, s9 to note 9. At the start, I don't put tapes on the sides until after my 3rd installation, my brother's S9 and LOCA went inside the usb-c port. From then on, whenever he tries to charge his phone, about 70% of the time, a warning message will appear that there's moisture detected on his charging port and his phone will not charge, he's only been able to use his phone thanks to the free wireless charger he got with his s9. P.S. He never got his phone wet or dunk in the water ever. Anyways, this is just my tips base on my personal experiece. Anyone could choose not to follow it, I mean, you just risking to F-up a $1000 phone.
Hey..if we use the masking tape on sides at the time of installation and glue flows over and touches the masking tape..we go through the next step of curing the phone with UV light..after the curing process..is it easy to take off the masking tape??
Just continue with initial UV curing even if LOCA touches the tapes. The Loca won't be fully cured until after 24hr to 48hrs so the Masking tape can still be easily removed even after the initial curing.
Yes, that's what looks like. I thought the same and tried other cheaper ones. Until I had to try WhiteStone because the others did not work. This is the best Screen protector I've ever seen.
I love this screen protector. I was nervous and intimidated as hell when I opened the box and saw all the parts but as soon as I watched the installation video, I gave it a shot and had no issues on the first try. It's literally perfect.
Watched your video, downloaded the item, took my time watching again, opened the package and I must say as a Samsung user for 8 years, this is the best screen protector I've ever had. I found the application easy, simple, by the numbers using your expert guidance. Thanks!
I used heroshield brand but it's the same as white dome without the cool installation tray though. I love the uv glue screen protectors. They work so much better than the edge only screen protectors.
I've only watched a couple installation videos for the dome glass screen protector (note 9) and you're the only one who seems to have correctly done it without forgetting to do some steps like speaker grille sticker, absorption pads, etc Recommend everyone read the installation/watch guides and understands the process completely so you don't pause unnecessarily during the installation. Finding a near level surface location might be challenging. I suggest bathroom/kitchen counters, particularly bathroom counters since you could turn on some hot water to steam up the room temporarily and reduce some dust in the air.
You know I read the comments and there's always people in the comments working really hard to discredit either a person, product, or whatever. I put on about 11 or 12 of these things on for people and it was the easy screen protector I've ever put on. The directions are simple also the odor is bad but even before ordering you're warned of the odor or of the adhesive and told to do this in a well ventilated area. I love and by far the best of all screen protectors on the market for the Galaxy Note 9.
Bought Loca tp2500 (50 ml) + tempered glass + UV hand light + IP from Amazon india- all cost under $ 20. The first attempt was a failure. Bubble formed on the sides, realised It was due to glue in tempered glass. Removed the glass and screen and cleaned with IP. Took care to clean off the glue in tempered glass. Succeeded on my second attempt There is enough glue to try for 10 times . Just clean the glue with IP And reuse the glass. Much better than a full glue tempered glass. If you are into DIY go ahead and try it.
One of the best tempered glass out there for the curved displays. Using it on my Note 9 and it's a joy to use the Spen. No loss of any touch sensitivity.
@@DroidModderX There have been reports that the protector removes some factory coating on the original glass and so damages this . Have you ever come across this or is this just propaganda ?
Your video was very helpful. Success on my first attempt followed each step exactly. I used a bright LED lamp to check for lint/dust specks before dropping adhesive and glass, no bubbles or defects. Surface was level which I'm sure helped. Fits my tech21 case with no problems.
I just ordered the s10 and a white stone screen protector with the otter box defender. You have to do a little standing on the case to make it fit right but nothing major
My Dome glass arrive today. This is my 1st time using this tempered glass and also my 1st time doing it myself. I've already prepared myself watching YT installation for a week learning all the trick just in case it goes wrong. And it did. Apparently my table isn't leveled but thank god I had folded paper around me to save the day. A few tweaks here and there. And my installation is perfect...for now. Works well with Ringke fusion x and Spigen liquid air. Btw I did noticed some dust collecting around the edge
Honestly if you want a good effective cheaper way of protecting your screen then buy a glass protector with bubble free and when you put it on just smear the very outer edge with elmers school glue stick....thats right washable glue stick. The protector will never pop off or allow air in around the edge. And get this....you can remove it by wiping the efge of the screen with a liberally wet cloth. And it leaves zero residue. I have had the same protector on my s8+ for over a year, have dropped the phone numerous times, put cracks in the protector a couple times and just used the above method to put on a replacement one. It works perfectly
Dont get me wrong its the best method but iv put about five on my note 8 b4 i got note 9 and everytime i barely dropped my phone or even in pocket and it gets hit the screen protector breaks so easy they should either make stronger glass or make the replacement ones alot cheaper
I just bought this. About time a company did it right. Well worth the $50. I just did mine. Watch video...read instructions....watch video...then apply. It worked as promised. This company know what they are doing
Nice man!! I saw Flossy carters video and I fucked up my speaker sticker because I followed where he put his.. had to redo the whole thing!! Thanks for covering that point!!
I've always used 5 dollar tempered glass ones off Ebay since I can remember, never had issues. They just think that if we are paying 1000 dollars for a phone, we are gonna pay 50 for a darn screen protector. Then make you think it's literally a science experiment and it will never break, but yet they are worse than films.
I have observed something rather strange on the TWO note 9's I've had. My initial note 9 I had applied the dome glass screen protector before I had even booted up the phone, it had a tiny air bubble which I could not deal with so I removed it and asked for a warranty replacement which whitestone gladly agreed to. I noticed a few days after removing, my note 9 had a light "leak" others are reporting but intermittently on both sides. So I got the phone RMA'd, upon receiving the new phone I vigorously checked the phone for any light leak and could find none, two weeks into using the new phone, no light leak. I received my replacement whitestone, install went great but had residual glue at the top which I tried to rub away with an alcohol wipe, long story short I made it worse and the top of the dome glass ended up cracking. NOW here is the interesting part, again a few days later I noticed my Note 9 starting to have a light leak on the right side of the phone which seemly got worse and worse day by day. I'm curious if the cured residual glue from the protector that got stuck in that gap between the glass and body cause some sort of reaction to damage the paint or whatever it is on the screen to cause the light leak? Both note 9's have been midnight black.
It shouldn't but loca like any other glue will soften it self do to the solvents in the uncured unset product. It could be that the loca adhesive supplied is softening the loca the panel is held in with and releasing it from the phones body then any differences in the curve of the whitesome protector is basically flexing the display just enough to lift it free. If this is the case then whitestone could have some serious problems coming up for them.
Very possibly the fumes or maybe even the whitestone glue itself during application might be having an effect on on the galaxy's own display adhesive . If i was too take guess , I'd say it's more than likely the curing/gassing off having an effect . Thanks for pointing that out , I think i will skip the whitestone .
I am using it right now. Managed to get rid of most of the air bubbles, but there are still 2 left. One is on the bottom bezel, and the other at the very top of the screen. They aren't very noticeable, thank god
As a girl making gel nails for myself at home I was intrigued by a thumbnail of a phone under led gel polish drying lamp. They didn't even try to alter its look. It's EXACTLY a led gel nail polish lamp
With my UV Glass protector... Heads up for Otter box Defender users, when I tried to take it off it peeled my protector partially and left a bit of bubbles (I didnt completely pop open the otterbox)... kinda pissed me off but oh well just dont take the case off warning with the one I bought, 30 dollars and I got 2 protectors from RooPose... but they are high quality once you know that flaw...
I'm curious to know, If (more so when) in the event you drop the phone and the screen protector takes damage, is it somewhat easy to remove to replace? also because the screen protector is bonded to the original screen with the adhesive, does it have an increased probability of transferring more shock through to the original screen and cracking/damaging that as well? i kinda guess any great impact on the protector always carries the chance of damaging the screen anyway.
They have never hurt my screen. I used a different cheaper version than white dome but the viscosity of the glue 1600 works great it doesn't hurt my screen or leave any mark's. It protects my screen great. I broke a screen protector but not my screen.
I can confirm that S10 plus fingerprint sensor works also with the cheaper (10$) chinese UV cured (loca) tempered glass...like the one from NanoSonic and many other "copy" from asia. Yes they are not so good at oleophobic coatings and maybe not as strong as Whitestone but the fingerprint is working fine and it gives you some "tempered glass" protection.
How did the Otterbox do with repeated presses of the power button? That rubber lip on the side moves ever so slightly when the power button is pressed and it has worked its way underneath all screen protectors I've used with my Note 9.
Thank you Shane. Great video. But to Whitestone... That's a lot to do for installing a screen protector. Also, the price is super high... Looks like "SIMPLE MADE COMPLICATED"
Most phones care survive drops from 4 ft or 5 ft on carpet or wood floors like my mine old lg k10 with gorilla glass 3. But after 2 years of no protection at all I dropped it on hard concrete ground at my local bus stop fell from 2.5 feet from a sitting on a bench I tell you. an it cracked so bad. So yeah its strong for drops on surfaces with high amounts of bounce but zero give pavements or metal floors an its done-zo....
i had a tempered glass from zuslab and it worked fine. now i know why people asked where i got it from. it went over the curved edges just not all the way so used to get dust between the case and protector , does this one look like you have a protector on as a lot you can see the clear glass
I have seen good a d bad reviews and im not sure if i should buy it, Did you had a hard time installing it? How much did it cost you? And where did you buy it?
Doing mine as I watch you. Doing the initial curing at the moment. Nervous as anything. Edit: finally done. I steralised my area first but airborne lint was a prick. I got a minuscule bubble at the bottom left corner but it's so small I can barely see it. I feel drained now 😅
I've gotten this screen protector due all the reviews of it being the best. Sadly it has let me down and i've wasted 50$ The installation went well, glue spread to all places on the screen and everything was fine, cured it for 15 seconds on top,middle,bottom everything was still fine. Then cured it for 60 seconds on all places everything was fine. But then after 1 hour out of nowhere air pockets started to appear...
Yeah white dome is pretty expensive. Buy a cheaper version that works just as good on Amazon. It's very very important to have a perfectly level surface.
For the most part when you put the case on sometimes it takes more than one min for the screen to start coming up lol I believe this would be a bit inconsistent
After you UV it for 30 sec top and bottom. You forgot to post firmly on the fingerprint area for 1 min cause if you dont do it you will have problems with your fingerprint scanner
Been following you for a while since tweaking an old DNA and then note 4 s7 and now finally back to a note 9 picked up a speck grippy case since It worked so well on my s7. Not sure now that I have a curved screen that this will protect the screen as well. My wife is obsessed with her s pen. Any issues with the dome screen protector and this?
A few cases or so isn't much of a test for that screen protector. Repeated on and off over months will be what shows the real durability and staying power of that screen protector.
I'm wondering if I wouldn't just buy a new Samsung glass when I need my first battery replacement anyway... Unless you're saying this will actually protect against drops, which I doubt. At any rate, have you looked at the prices for new glass on previous model Samsung phones? Pretty damned cheap - less than the labor to replace the battery when it goes.
Hi thanks for the video, I bought an Otterbox Defender case but I want that otterbox you have. Can you share a link to it or tell me the specific name of it please? I want to go with what you recommended Otterbox and Screen Protector. Thank you
I have used the film style on all my previous phones but the AT&T lady talked me into a tempered glass one. She installed it herself and it was fine until I took it home. When you turn the phone horizontally to watch videos, there is a small but noticeable line at the top and bottom of the screen, right where the curved display starts. Does anyone know if this is normal with all tempered glass screen protectors? If not, I might try the one from this video.
The Samsung Note 9 uses Gorilla Glass 5: www.corning.com/gorillaglass/worldwide/en/glass-types/gorilla-glass-5.html These "screen protectors" are not necessary and may do more harm to the screen than good.
What I did with mine to check level before starting the process was to:
1. Clean the screen thoroughly.
2. Have a paper towel ready.
3. Put about 4-5 drops of water in the same area the adhesive will go.
4. Watch the water to see if it runs in any direction.
5. If it does, adjust the tray with playing cards underneath one at a time, or find a new install location.
6. Use the paper towel to soak up your test water.
7. Clean your screen again using the normal process.
These steps make for a flawless install. BTW, use a flashlight during the final dust check. The light will pick up ANY and ALL dust particles. Thanks for this great video.
Use a level not water...
U can find the ogs in the comments always
No G like a OG
As a person that installs screen protectors for a living this video makes me so anxious lol. The sticker is the very last thing you do and you have EVERYTHING ELSE ready to go so that as soon as you put the sticker down its go time, your not unwrapping things and putting things together and plugging them in. There is so much dust in the air its ridiculous. NEVER pull of the plastic from the screen protector in the upright position because dust could fall on it before you have the time to flip it upside down, you pull the plastic off while its upside down and then place it. And last of all NEVER work over your device once you removed the dust cause your arms and cloths can drop dust on it. Just some basic tips from a pro to take in mind.
Great tips. Thank you
@@larine4459 Verizon store
Amazing advice, cheers :-)
I just paid a professional to do it in Australia, it cost me $89.99 but worth every cent on my Note 9. I didn’t want to stuff it that’s for sure, plus it came with two weeks warranty in case something happened. Really happy but surprised it was so expensive. I guess at the end of the day a lot cheaper than having to get a Note 9 screen repaired or replaced. Here in Oz it cost $499 plus to get a new screen.
Theres a job for applying screen protectors? Howd you get your kids through college stand on the corner buying 15year olds smokes from 7-11? geez
Just installed one earlier and here are very important tips and tricks that are not mentioned in the manual.
-Provided you make the correct preparations, it is easier to install perfectly that regular tempered glass and screen protectors.
-Make sure you install it in a dust free and perfectly leveled surface.
-Make sure you have good ventilation.
-Use a good masking tape on all four sides of your phone. Glue will overflow to the top/sides no matter what and you don't want it in your buttons or ports.
-Watch tons of tutorial videos.
-Don't tense up during installation.
you don't need masking tape...at all
I've installed a total 9pcs dome glasses since 2017 from an S8, s9 to note 9. At the start, I don't put tapes on the sides until after my 3rd installation, my brother's S9 and LOCA went inside the usb-c port. From then on, whenever he tries to charge his phone, about 70% of the time, a warning message will appear that there's moisture detected on his charging port and his phone will not charge, he's only been able to use his phone thanks to the free wireless charger he got with his s9.
P.S. He never got his phone wet or dunk in the water ever.
Anyways, this is just my tips base on my personal experiece. Anyone could choose not to follow it, I mean, you just risking to F-up a $1000 phone.
ok
Hey..if we use the masking tape on sides at the time of installation and glue flows over and touches the masking tape..we go through the next step of curing the phone with UV light..after the curing process..is it easy to take off the masking tape??
Just continue with initial UV curing even if LOCA touches the tapes. The Loca won't be fully cured until after 24hr to 48hrs so the Masking tape can still be easily removed even after the initial curing.
this installation is like performing a minor surgery.
To much work, going low tech, like tech21
Yes, that's what looks like. I thought the same and tried other cheaper ones. Until I had to try WhiteStone because the others did not work. This is the best Screen protector I've ever seen.
It does look kind of insane. I've heard a lot of people say its worth it though. lol
When you've installed it a bunch of times like I have it's fairly simple.
It really isn't difficult, if you can ride a bike.... Well
I love this screen protector. I was nervous and intimidated as hell when I opened the box and saw all the parts but as soon as I watched the installation video, I gave it a shot and had no issues on the first try. It's literally perfect.
Watched your video, downloaded the item, took my time watching again, opened the package and I must say as a Samsung user for 8 years, this is the best screen protector I've ever had. I found the application easy, simple, by the numbers using your expert guidance. Thanks!
Hands down the best screen protector I've ever used!!!
Same
I used heroshield brand but it's the same as white dome without the cool installation tray though. I love the uv glue screen protectors. They work so much better than the edge only screen protectors.
Yup! Only screen protector i will use on a samsung.
I've only watched a couple installation videos for the dome glass screen protector (note 9) and you're the only one who seems to have correctly done it without forgetting to do some steps like speaker grille sticker, absorption pads, etc
Recommend everyone read the installation/watch guides and understands the process completely so you don't pause unnecessarily during the installation. Finding a near level surface location might be challenging. I suggest bathroom/kitchen counters, particularly bathroom counters since you could turn on some hot water to steam up the room temporarily and reduce some dust in the air.
You know I read the comments and there's always people in the comments working really hard to discredit either a person, product, or whatever. I put on about 11 or 12 of these things on for people and it was the easy screen protector I've ever put on. The directions are simple also the odor is bad but even before ordering you're warned of the odor or of the adhesive and told to do this in a well ventilated area. I love and by far the best of all screen protectors on the market for the Galaxy Note 9.
It's so easy on flat screen... These curved edges made everything complex
This was pretty easy too
ikr, what the hell is the point of curves edges anyway. i have a note 8 and curved edges only hinder it
@@Hshjshshjsj72727 bih curved edge make it flawless u can go back to iphone with that attitude
@@kel5760 I'll use whatever phone I want ya mangy dog
Christopher D. someone's pressed
This screen protector is a game-changer for curved-glass protection! Fantastic!!
It is awesome!
Is it good for phones?
Bought Loca tp2500 (50 ml)
+ tempered glass + UV hand light + IP from Amazon india- all cost under $ 20.
The first attempt was a failure. Bubble formed on the sides, realised It was due to glue in tempered glass. Removed the glass and screen and cleaned with IP. Took care to clean off the glue in tempered glass.
Succeeded on my second attempt
There is enough glue to try for 10 times . Just clean the glue with IP
And reuse the glass.
Much better than a full glue tempered glass. If you are into DIY go ahead and try it.
One of the best tempered glass out there for the curved displays. Using it on my Note 9 and it's a joy to use the Spen. No loss of any touch sensitivity.
And when the screen protector is marred or damaged, what kind of a Bitch is it and the dried adhesive to remove?
Not hard at all. I've removed them many times. It doesn't even leave a residue.
@@DroidModderX There have been reports that the protector removes some factory coating on the original glass and so damages this . Have you ever come across this or is this just propaganda ?
@@DroidModderX Thanks, been enjoying multiple WSD protectors on my S10+ since pre ordering it...
Make a video vom whitestone dome glass after month use. Real review. Nobody do this!
Your video was very helpful. Success on my first attempt followed each step exactly. I used a bright LED lamp to check for lint/dust specks before dropping adhesive and glass, no bubbles or defects. Surface was level which I'm sure helped. Fits my tech21 case with no problems.
This is great news
I just ordered the s10 and a white stone screen protector with the otter box defender. You have to do a little standing on the case to make it fit right but nothing major
My Dome glass arrive today. This is my 1st time using this tempered glass and also my 1st time doing it myself. I've already prepared myself watching YT installation for a week learning all the trick just in case it goes wrong. And it did. Apparently my table isn't leveled but thank god I had folded paper around me to save the day. A few tweaks here and there. And my installation is perfect...for now. Works well with Ringke fusion x and Spigen liquid air. Btw I did noticed some dust collecting around the edge
Honestly if you want a good effective cheaper way of protecting your screen then buy a glass protector with bubble free and when you put it on just smear the very outer edge with elmers school glue stick....thats right washable glue stick. The protector will never pop off or allow air in around the edge. And get this....you can remove it by wiping the efge of the screen with a liberally wet cloth. And it leaves zero residue. I have had the same protector on my s8+ for over a year, have dropped the phone numerous times, put cracks in the protector a couple times and just used the above method to put on a replacement one. It works perfectly
Is that UV glue safe for your screen glass in long time use?
I've heard it'll make you loose your wifi in some cases...
It is fine. Have been using it for the last 2.5 years.
Dont get me wrong its the best method but iv put about five on my note 8 b4 i got note 9 and everytime i barely dropped my phone or even in pocket and it gets hit the screen protector breaks so easy they should either make stronger glass or make the replacement ones alot cheaper
Dude, it's glass. Glass breaks...
I just bought this. About time a company did it right. Well worth the $50. I just did mine. Watch video...read instructions....watch video...then apply. It worked as promised. This company know what they are doing
How are they holding up, have the corner lifted off.
I am also a huge fan of the UAG case..
I have the WhiteStone Dome for my Note 8 and it is the Best. I just can't wait ti I get my Note 9 to arrive!
Nice man!! I saw Flossy carters video and I fucked up my speaker sticker because I followed where he put his.. had to redo the whole thing!! Thanks for covering that point!!
Flossy is the man, but im glad my video was able to add something
99.999 Percent of the time hes dead on.. maybe a glitch in the matrix.
I agree best for the note 9 being so new its not much to choose from but this one takes the cake!
Agreed
I've always used 5 dollar tempered glass ones off Ebay since I can remember, never had issues. They just think that if we are paying 1000 dollars for a phone, we are gonna pay 50 for a darn screen protector. Then make you think it's literally a science experiment and it will never break, but yet they are worse than films.
I have observed something rather strange on the TWO note 9's I've had. My initial note 9 I had applied the dome glass screen protector before I had even booted up the phone, it had a tiny air bubble which I could not deal with so I removed it and asked for a warranty replacement which whitestone gladly agreed to. I noticed a few days after removing, my note 9 had a light "leak" others are reporting but intermittently on both sides. So I got the phone RMA'd, upon receiving the new phone I vigorously checked the phone for any light leak and could find none, two weeks into using the new phone, no light leak. I received my replacement whitestone, install went great but had residual glue at the top which I tried to rub away with an alcohol wipe, long story short I made it worse and the top of the dome glass ended up cracking. NOW here is the interesting part, again a few days later I noticed my Note 9 starting to have a light leak on the right side of the phone which seemly got worse and worse day by day. I'm curious if the cured residual glue from the protector that got stuck in that gap between the glass and body cause some sort of reaction to damage the paint or whatever it is on the screen to cause the light leak? Both note 9's have been midnight black.
Where do you find one of those
It shouldn't but loca like any other glue will soften it self do to the solvents in the uncured unset product. It could be that the loca adhesive supplied is softening the loca the panel is held in with and releasing it from the phones body then any differences in the curve of the whitesome protector is basically flexing the display just enough to lift it free. If this is the case then whitestone could have some serious problems coming up for them.
Samsung launched Midnight Black and Cloud Silver on the 5th and 12th of October respectively
Very possibly the fumes or maybe even the whitestone glue itself during application might be having an effect on on the galaxy's own display adhesive .
If i was too take guess , I'd say it's more than likely the curing/gassing off having an effect .
Thanks for pointing that out , I think i will skip the whitestone .
I am using it right now. Managed to get rid of most of the air bubbles, but there are still 2 left. One is on the bottom bezel, and the other at the very top of the screen. They aren't very noticeable, thank god
worked perfectly bro.. great job . super easy .. so lets see how it works out for a few weeks..
then when you scratch the protector, you can't remove it, so whats the point, best using PPF film and swop every few months
u can remove it easily
I have an S9+ and I am going to take a look at this screen protector. Thanks
Look at the reviews on Amazon... Not good, especially for $50
As a girl making gel nails for myself at home I was intrigued by a thumbnail of a phone under led gel polish drying lamp. They didn't even try to alter its look. It's EXACTLY a led gel nail polish lamp
My wife has been using the lamp for this very thing. Lol
It should be sold separately so as to render conscious about that WAIST.
It's exactly as it describes, a UV lamp, dentists uses it as well when they glue braces against your teeth
Nothing compares to the Whitestone Dome Glass. Best on the market.
What protector do you have on the back since you're having to drag it around on that seemingly hard surface? Helpful video, thank you!
That BETTER be the best screen protector using all that equipment to install it!
Best I've ever used
Nice,the Future is here,grate instructions,you sounded like a pro.
I always do the curing in 3 stadges top , middle and bottom to make sure its perfect , seeing as the note 9 is longer than most phones.
Is there a way to remove tiny air bubbles from the middle or will the whole process need to be repeated?
Fuck it, here I thought it was as simple as peeling some plastic away and applying. This a damn science project
Thanks for sharing the video
Absolutely the best screen protector. It is the only worth you money.
With my UV Glass protector... Heads up for Otter box Defender users, when I tried to take it off it peeled my protector partially and left a bit of bubbles (I didnt completely pop open the otterbox)... kinda pissed me off but oh well just dont take the case off warning with the one I bought, 30 dollars and I got 2 protectors from RooPose... but they are high quality once you know that flaw...
I'm curious to know, If (more so when) in the event you drop the phone and the screen protector takes damage, is it somewhat easy to remove to replace? also because the screen protector is bonded to the original screen with the adhesive, does it have an increased probability of transferring more shock through to the original screen and cracking/damaging that as well? i kinda guess any great impact on the protector always carries the chance of damaging the screen anyway.
They have never hurt my screen. I used a different cheaper version than white dome but the viscosity of the glue 1600 works great it doesn't hurt my screen or leave any mark's. It protects my screen great. I broke a screen protector but not my screen.
it really doesn't look like you have one on except the little cut out at the top nice job
I can confirm that S10 plus fingerprint sensor works also with the cheaper (10$) chinese UV cured (loca) tempered glass...like the one from NanoSonic and many other "copy" from asia. Yes they are not so good at oleophobic coatings and maybe not as strong as Whitestone but the fingerprint is working fine and it gives you some "tempered glass" protection.
How did the Otterbox do with repeated presses of the power button? That rubber lip on the side moves ever so slightly when the power button is pressed and it has worked its way underneath all screen protectors I've used with my Note 9.
This screen protector is brilliant with my Note 8. Only issue is that you can't use the gear vr with this glass on...
Couldn't find it on Amazon for the note 8 ....got a link ?
i use this on my s9+ and the alcantara case and it fit soooo perfectly
Dude its awesome
Seems easy to install. I've always had trouble putting the glass protectors on. Looked like bubble city lol.
Thank you Shane. Great video. But to Whitestone... That's a lot to do for installing a screen protector. Also, the price is super high... Looks like "SIMPLE MADE COMPLICATED"
Cost to make and ship 17.99. Now they're multi millionaire's, priceless
I like it but that just seems like too much work! I got insurance and I like how my screen feels with nothing on it. Excellent video, thumbs up!
It's not as hard as it looks. Thanks for the kind words.
Great video.. I just ordered one.. Buy hey I wanted to know where you got that cool space wall paper...? Thanx
I'm wondering. So, we buy a $$$ phone that has Gorilla glass 5... then cover it with a screen protector... Sorry, I don't get it.
Most phones care survive drops from 4 ft or 5 ft on carpet or wood floors like my mine old lg k10 with gorilla glass 3. But after 2 years of no protection at all I dropped it on hard concrete ground at my local bus stop fell from 2.5 feet from a sitting on a bench I tell you. an it cracked so bad. So yeah its strong for drops on surfaces with high amounts of bounce but zero give pavements or metal floors an its done-zo....
So, how do you replace the screen protector if you crack it?
It's not gorilla glue, just peels off like a regular glass protector. Just gotta be careful.
i had a tempered glass from zuslab and it worked fine. now i know why people asked where i got it from. it went over the curved edges just not all the way so used to get dust between the case and protector , does this one look like you have a protector on as a lot you can see the clear glass
I would like to see how the screen looks after removing the screen protector if it is clean or that there are leftovers from the Adhesives
There's leftovers. But not much. Just need to wipe it down with a alcohol pad and your good to go
Is it good to protect my note 10 plus?
That's awesome! How do you remove the adhesive if you need to take it off though? If it's not hard then I'm ordering one for my note 9!
Just wipe clean with alcohol
So my question is, what's the process like with removal and cleaning away the adhesive?
My $55 tempered glass protector has left some rainbow effect and it's a shame, on such a beautiful screen.
I have a crack on my phone already do you think this would affect my phone if glue gets into it?
So if the liquid needs to be in the center, why did make the positioning device for the liquid in the upper 1/3rd and not right away in the center?
So it covers the whole screen.
I own one best one ever had !! and had a lot !! you get what you pay for ... simple ...
I have seen good a d bad reviews and im not sure if i should buy it, Did you had a hard time installing it? How much did it cost you? And where did you buy it?
Right, but what about s-pen sensitivity?
Doing mine as I watch you. Doing the initial curing at the moment. Nervous as anything.
Edit: finally done. I steralised my area first but airborne lint was a prick. I got a minuscule bubble at the bottom left corner but it's so small I can barely see it. I feel drained now 😅
Glad it worked out for you
You can get this for the iPhone? In particular the iPhone X?
Just put it it is awesome
100% recommended
But I got the glue on my speaker
I can't hear well on calls
What can be done?
Geez. So much work that you can mess up your phone with. Does it come with all of this cause I don't have a uv light.
So if you scratch the heck out of the newly installed screen protector, would it be easy to remove? Leave residue or glue stuck to phone glass?
It's easy to remove and will not harm your screen.
Shane I'm fixing to try this, how is the excess glue does it get on the spen
I am so confused as what was the point of putting that liquid on the screen, then curing it? What does that do? Anyone?
Yes it is
IDK but 50 bucks to save a 1000$ phone is very reasonable. Its hundreds of bucks to replace the glass so.......seems fair, if it works.
Because this is clear glass at the top and bottom does it tend to Glow at night around the edges like all the clear tempered glass screen savers do?
No
How has the screen protector held up over the last few months? Has the screen protector stayed intact with the Otterbox?
Still working perfectly. Hasn't peeled a bit.
Does the glue easy to remove if it's time for me to change my protector? Doesn't cause any damage to my phone?
Yes
@@DroidModderX how to remove?
I've gotten this screen protector due all the reviews of it being the best.
Sadly it has let me down and i've wasted 50$
The installation went well, glue spread to all places on the screen and everything was fine, cured it for 15 seconds on top,middle,bottom
everything was still fine. Then cured it for 60 seconds on all places everything was fine. But then after 1 hour out of nowhere air pockets started to appear...
Yeah white dome is pretty expensive. Buy a cheaper version that works just as good on Amazon. It's very very important to have a perfectly level surface.
For the most part when you put the case on sometimes it takes more than one min for the screen to start coming up lol I believe this would be a bit inconsistent
I take my case off and on every day to wirelessly charge. I've noticed no issue with the screen coming up.
How would the otterbox Defender work ?
After you UV it for 30 sec top and bottom. You forgot to post firmly on the fingerprint area for 1 min cause if you dont do it you will have problems with your fingerprint scanner
Not true. My scanner worked fine
Been following you for a while since tweaking an old DNA and then note 4 s7 and now finally back to a note 9 picked up a speck grippy case since It worked so well on my s7. Not sure now that I have a curved screen that this will protect the screen as well. My wife is obsessed with her s pen. Any issues with the dome screen protector and this?
Dome screen works great with the spen
Yes I use it for my Note 8
I wish I had
A few cases or so isn't much of a test for that screen protector. Repeated on and off over months will be what shows the real durability and staying power of that screen protector.
These are the most protective and two of them are the tightest fighting I've used. If they will work most other cases should
I'm wondering if I wouldn't just buy a new Samsung glass when I need my first battery replacement anyway...
Unless you're saying this will actually protect against drops, which I doubt.
At any rate, have you looked at the prices for new glass on previous model Samsung phones? Pretty damned cheap - less than the labor to replace the battery when it goes.
I suppose if you do it yourself and don't break the digitizer part. The screen replacement will cost about 300 dollars.
Hi thanks for the video, I bought an Otterbox Defender case but I want that otterbox you have. Can you share a link to it or tell me the specific name of it please? I want to go with what you recommended Otterbox and Screen Protector. Thank you
Symmetry series
How is the process when you take it off. Can you? Is it clean ? How to remove the screen protector and the adhesive?. Thanks. @shane
is it also work on magnetic absorption case?
I have used the film style on all my previous phones but the AT&T lady talked me into a tempered glass one. She installed it herself and it was fine until I took it home. When you turn the phone horizontally to watch videos, there is a small but noticeable line at the top and bottom of the screen, right where the curved display starts. Does anyone know if this is normal with all tempered glass screen protectors? If not, I might try the one from this video.
Happens to mine aswelll
Will the note 9 screen protector work on the s10 plus?
Wait, this glass is GLUED on?
Lets say you have a cracked the protector, how do you get it off your phone to replace it with a new one?
Just lift it off
Will this screen protector be ruined if I dropped it in some water
I'm curious why no one has made a glass screen protector that is already preformed!
Look at reviews on the provided Amazon link.
Yeah, believe it or not, I think the $15 one I bought from Walmart is working just fine.
Not on an S10+ , you wont be able to use fingerprint sensor
What's the purpose for the light
How does the S-Pen perform on it? I've steered away from using any tempered glass protection on my Note 8 because it hampers S-Pen sensitivty.
Works seamlessly... no issues at all
So, if I damage the screen protector, scratch, crack, etc, can it be removed and replaced? Getting an S10+
Yes. These are very easy to remove when you get ready to, and they don't leave behind any residue.
Does anyone know if this one will work with the lifeproof case
The Samsung Note 9 uses Gorilla Glass 5:
www.corning.com/gorillaglass/worldwide/en/glass-types/gorilla-glass-5.html
These "screen protectors" are not necessary and may do more harm to the screen than good.
Why 9.5/10 and not 10/10? What would make a 10/10 screen protector?
Note9/S10+, same size screen