EGV 6 Pack for Google Pixel Watch 2 (2023)/ Pixel Watch Screen Protector, TPU Film [Self-Healing], Anti-Scratch, Ultra-Thin Screen Protector

These work very well, and are easy to apply. They come in at pack for a reason though; they occasionally get caught on something and peel/tear. I've found if they peel, I can get them to stick by locking my finger and running it over the loose part (I know, I know, but it works)

Surprisingly impressed. On my phones - I've used glass screen protectors for years. I didn't have great success with the glass screen protectors that I could find for my Pixel 2 watch. So... I tried these. So far, so good! And.. they look great. Nice glossy finish - I can't even tell it's there!

Easy to put on, although the link to video doesn't work. Found video on you tube. Looks great, can't even see it, no bubbles, and edges stay down.

This screen protector is awesome. I have it installed over my Pixel Watch 3 (41mm).Can I see it? Nope! It's very difficult to see that a screen protector is installed over the watch, which is awesome! The edges of the screen protector curve along with the glass, but stop short of the edges of the glass, where it meets metal. This means that there is quite a bit of exposed glass past the protector. For those clumsy like me, I would still use a case or bumper in addition to this screen protector.The quality of the touch Sensitivity is untouched (hehe). The screen protector feels just like the glass of the watch does. It seems durable and is resistant to fingerprints so far.I'm able to wipe any dust off with my fingers when it accumulates on the edge of the protector. And only time will tell if the edges start to peel due to dust accumulation. I'm not too worried because there will be five more protectors to install after the first one comes off!So why 4 stars? The installation instructions do not ensure that the screen protector is centered. The how-to video provided on this listing makes it very clear how to install the protector. However, it is up to you, the installer, to get it as centered on the watch as possible. As you can see in the review images, you don't really notice it, unless you're really looking. Unfortunately, you can feel it when swiping between tiles - one side catches the grooves of your fingertip more than the other.I still strongly recommend this screen protector for your peace of mind. I know it makes me more confident to be clumsy again.

The media could not be loaded. I've used TPU protectors on my phones before and I've specifically used this style of application. I think it is very easy. It's a little confusing at first and you have to read the instructions or you won't apply it correctly. You can gloss over the instructions and then just wing it, you'll be disappointed and it'll be your fault. I bought one of these from the Google Store for 14.99, it was a Zagg brand. Let me tell you, it's the same product, same application, same quality much cheaper on Amazon.Apparently I cannot post a separate review for the watch bezel protector. The TPU film and watch bezel protector are sold by the same company, I guess. I like the watch bezel protector and I ordered it in black. I almost ordered a clear one but it is my experience that clear plastic yellows over time and that's not a good look. The watch bezel protector was very easy to install. I had just applied the screen protector and I removed the watch bezel protector to try to take a video of how easy it is to install, but when I removed it it made the film lift and I just don't want to chance it damaging the film. I had a Zagg film protector on my watch and I did a roofing job and some dust got underneath a part of the film protector and over the course of the next three or four hours the film started to lift. It was no longer usable so I ordered a replacement one from Zagg under the registered product warranty. They are sending me a free replacement at the cost of $10 shipping 😐. Meanwhile, I was shopping around on Amazon to see if I could find a replacement film. I am glad that I came across these and that I took a chance on both products. I think that having the film on the face of the watch in addition to having the watch bezel protector will help make the film last a lot longer. Putting the watch bezel protector on top of the film "seals" the edges of the film and I think it will keep dust from lifting the edges over time. Of course, only time will tell, but I have high hopes for both of these products. I am glad I found them and I will update my review if anything changes.

The protector fits on my watch nicely and is almost invisible. Sadly, applying it isn't intuitive. Once you understand how it works, it's very easy (see below). But if you're just looking at the video, which is complicated by package contents that don't match what's shown, you'll be scratching your head.First, note that the package includes a rectangular silicone pad with a round cutout in the middle; this isn't shown in the video. Put the pad under the watch to stabilize it during application.As for the application itself, I hope the photo helps clarify. Be sure to watch the video first, because even though it's not the exact same product, it helps to have the recommended steps in mind before checking the photo for clarification. In the photo, I've removed the top (white, #4) layer to show that tabs 2 and 3 are NOT on separate layers. Each is half of a single layer, sliced across the middle (see arrows). So, leave that top white layer in place and apply the applicator disk to your watch. Place the edge of the squeegee on the lowermost dotted line, which should be slightly below the cut in the blue-green layer. Pull tab #2 -- including the blue-green layer -- sharply back toward the squeegee until the cut edge pops free, then squeegee upward to pop section #2 off. Rotate the watch and repeat with #3.As mentioned, it's easy enough once you understand how it works. But the differences between the applicator in the package and the one in the video (not to mention other differences in the package contents) make it more confusing than it ought to be.