eTECH Collection 5 Pack of Crystal Clear Screen Protectors for SamsungGalaxy S4 / S IV /i9500

The temple glass is strong and super easy to put on.Really fast shipping and great packaging.Thank you!

Thick and easy to touch!

I LOVE the screen protectors from this seller! I've bought both the clear and anti-glare matte finish for my phone (Sprint Samsung Galaxy S4), as well as the anti-glare matte finish for my mom's iPhone 5c, and the clear finish for my step dad's Samsung Galaxy S4 mini. Everyone is satisfied and loves their screen protectors, not to mention that shipping is fast!UPDATE: [The problem with screen protectors USUALLY have to do with HOW they are applied and NOT the actual screen protector. Practice makes perfect, people! Google or watch Youtube videos on how to apply a screen protector before just going at it if you don't know what you're doing, or read my tips below.] -For everyone complaining about bubbles and scratches, here are my recommendations:1. Before putting the screen protector on, I would recommend doing it on a clean flat surface, such as a counter top. Make sure your hands are clean, and if you have on long sleeves, roll them up to reduce lint on the screen. I usually wear a t-shirt, I make sure I'm away from fans or vents blowing air, and I try not to move too much to reduce the amount of dust flying around. [This will help prevent bubbles under the screen protector later]2. After cleaning your phone screen with alcohol, Windex, or whatever you choose, gently wipe away any leftover reside with the cloth provided or a Kleenex. [I would also recommend wiping as much dust from the surface of the screen protector BEFORE peeling ANY layers off. This will also help prevent bubbles under the screen.]3. Before applying the screen protector, use Scotch tape or whatever tape you have to remove any dust particles, hair, or lint from your phone screen. THIS is the cause of bubbles and is NOT the screen protector's fault.4. Make sure you keep the protective film on the screen protector until you're completely finished applying it. (The blue one with the #2 is the protective film) In the past, I would remove the film, then squeegee away at the screen protector and scratch it up. The outer film allows you the press away all AIR bubbles without scratching up your screen protector. (If any bubbles remain, they are from dust or other particles, and means you probably were't successful at removing the dust prior to applying the screen protector.)*As for scratches that occur after the screen protector has been applied and has been through regular use, that means it's doing it's job and keeping the scratches from your phone screen! These screen protectors are very inexpensive and come in a pack of 5! Change them regularly if it bothers you that much. That or by the Anti-Glare Matte finish screen protectors. They are less likely to obtain scratches than the clear finish.

Screen Protectors - are Just okay. I think it will be helpful to describe that this is a 3-ply film.1-- protects the side that will be applied next to the screen of the phone (tabbed for easier removal)2-- is the desired film that will stick to the screen3-- protects the desired film from getting scratched during the application process. (tabbed for easier removal)We have 2 phones (Samsung S4) -- and we watched the video mentioned on the packing slip before attempting to apply these. Video suggested using blue tape to temporarily hold the protector in place while the protective films are removed. If the case of your phone is textured, remove it before you try to apply the blue tape. At least in our case, the blue tape would not adhere to the textured case. Video also demonstrated to apply that tape on the LONG side of the protector. We found that very hard to control. The person demonstrating also had a squeegee device which is not provided in the package. It probably would be helpful to have -- I didn't have anything like it that I thought would help the process. They do come with a piece of material to clean the screen with -- it is hardly big enough to wrap around your finger. Needs to be bigger.It is no wonder why #5 protectors are included in the package. We ruined two right off the bat. And I'm not satisfied with the application on mine as it is now. In the end, I used the blue tape on the short end on the same end as the factory-applied tabs which are used to remove #1 and #3 (see above). I cleaned the screen of the phone thoroughly. I found it impossible to apply this protector without getting bubbles. And I still have bubbles. Even bubbles near the edge of the screen - I can't get them out. I can move them and they return to the original place. I think film #3 (see above) is more trouble than it is worth. I finally just removed it altogether to make it easier to see what was really happening.In the end - it took about an hour to place the protector that is now on my phone and it has bubbles. I will say, however, that when the phone is on/active, I do not notice the bubbles. When the phone is not lit/inactive, it looks like a mess. The protective film doesn't interfere with the operation of the phone but the touch is a little different than without. The cut-outs are in the appropriate places.I would not order these again. I would not recommend them to anyone else. I am not satisfied.

It is a bit tricky to align, but if you are careful and avoid smudging the adhesive side with fingerprints, you can realign until flush. I used my student ID card to eliminate air from underneath, and it worked nearly perfectly. The wipes they provide in the packaging are subpar, but that seems like a bonus track. Use microfiber cloth, or clean the screen with whichever cleanser you prefer. The trick is to make sure there is no dust- any particulate will create a bubble, since even a few micrometers difference means that the cover will not go on flush with the screen. But the sensors are not blocked, nor is the home button. I'll update this in a while to inform about how scratch resistant it is. Over the course of 1.5 years, with another brand (I now forget which one, but when I got the phone, I purchased a three pack) I used three, which averages about six months per sheet. I would use them until the writing on the screen was illegible, so perhaps I am not the best judge of quality, but I am hoping these hold up to the test. So long as they provide even three or four months of use by my low standards, they are golden to me. As an additional bonus, the company gets an additional sixth star for their service. I ordered a pack and it did not arrive, so they sent another without charging extra. If their customer service is any reflection on their quality (which I have found they are often indistinguishable) then I shall highly recommend these!