(8-Pack) Screen Protector Compatible with Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 (40mm) Screen Protector [Flexible Clear Film] Case Friendly Accessories

Pros: very clear, touch screen responsiveness not noticably impacted. Protection seems decent so far.Cons: installation is challenging, but doable. Wish they felt like tempered glass.This was my first experience with wet install screen protectors - I'm pleased. I only try to buy tempered glass for my phones but that really isn't an option for the curved screen on my Galaxy Watch Active (1st Gen). I miss the feel of glass, but given what these are, I'm quite pleased.First of all, watch and rewatch the instructional video. Installation is not simple, but I was able to get a good result on my first try. Took about 15 minutes of smoothing out, removing bubbles, and letting dry. After 6 hrs mine has dried mostly clear and was stuck on well. To be careful I waited another few hrs before using actively. I had to smooth out a few times in the first 10 minutes. As it dried, I noticed the edges had not adhered. I held with one finger while smoothing out with the other, and the results were solid.I thankfully have not had any impacts yet to check how well the screen is protected. When I do I will update this review.

After some quick research looking for a screen protector for my new Galaxy Active2, I went with 8 pack of RinoGear. They offered two more protectors than the 6 pack of IQ Shield protectors I was familiar with and were roughly $3 cheaper. Once delivered I noticed the item did not include any liquid solution for the wet application process. After further review of the item description, it does not say it would be included anyway. No stars lost for that. Just be aware.Lucky for me I had some spray leftover from a phone screen protector I ordered previously. The installation process was quick. Sprayed the screen protector. Sprayed my watch screen. Centered the protector on the screen. Wrapped the included microfiber cloth around the application card to push the bubbles out. I do not wear a watch while I sleep so I did all of this before bedtime to allow the screen protector to adhere and dry overnight. In the morning I just made sure the edges were secure by carefully pushing them down with my fingers. Done.There are no instructions included, but there is a card inside directing you to a website. My understanding is you can watch an instructional video on the website if you've never applied a screen protector like this before. I believe there's also instructions on creating the liquid solution needed for installation. If you're looking for a screen protector that includes everything you need inside the box, you can pay $3 more for the IQ Shield. If you don't mind mixing a little soap and water, get this and save some money.

I was looking for something that would protect the watch face if I accidentally smack it on something. I thought a glass protector would be too thick for my taste.The box i received was labeled for the 'active 2' watch. That was slightly concerning, but 40mm is 40mm...It's an ok fit for the watch 7. It doesn't quite reach the edge of the glass on the watch face, but it's within a millimeter or so. You can feel it a little bit when you edge swipe, but it doesn't effect anything and I wouldn't be able to tell it's on there otherwise.Install was straight forward, but the water dries up WAY faster than described in the video, so be quick on getting out bubbles and centering it. The cloth in the kit attracted a lot of lint, so i used an eyeglass towel instead. Install time took about 5 minutes, drying time took another 5.I'm tempted to complain a little about the price since I don't need 8 replacements, but $1 a piece does seem ...reasonable, i guess.Minus one star for not-quite-perfect fit and the crappy cleaning cloth.

For the 1st time putting a screen protector on my Samsung Galaxy Active2 Watch & it came out perfectly! No bubbles what so ever! Plus there's an installation video you may watch to help you step by step in how to install the screen protector on your watch. Which am glad I watched before installing cause I would have jst peeled it off & tried to stick it straight to the screen like most normally do. Probably would have gotten mad seeing that it wasn't sticking to the screen. Rinogear screen protector's are actually installed with a wet solution (which the video shows you how to make, pretty simple & easy) I was able to move the screen protector & remove any air bubbles to perfection before it dryed off. My screen on my watch finally has protector & i got a 50% discount after registering for my lifetime warranty. Which am going to be using on my next purchase with RinoGear! Thanks!

Not the shiny polished finish that I am looking for, so I would not recommend it. The protector "skin" has bumpy look. I hope you can make it out from my photos, that the reflection is not smooth. You can't feel it, and it does not distort the display. But compared to the shiny smooth unprotected glass face, the protector makes my watch look cheap. I watched and followed the instructional video to apply it (soapy water and all), and I have commend the supplier on very simple and easy to follow instructions. The application had no bubbles, no dusts, perfect. I noticed the bumpy surface immediately, which I thought it will straighten out with the protector drying (the video recommends leaving it overnight). But it didn't. And I tried a new protector piece 1 week later to the same result. Otherwise, I had the protector on for a week and I felt the watch face is well protected. No scratches, and fairly free of finger prints, and the protector stayed on.