EZ Fit Tempered Glass Screen Protector for iPhone 15 Pro (2 Pack)

I’ve always been quite skilled at applying screen protectors. I got a new iPhone 16 Plus and used my usual brand (yellow box) with a basic applicator tool. Despite my confidence, I ended up wasting all three protectors in the pack because the bubbles were so bad each time, plus there was room for error with the tool’s positioning and they came out a little wonky. On the third time I accepted the bubbles, and when I looked at my phone a couple of hours later, there was already a huge crack in the protector! No idea how as it was just sat on my MagSafe charger! After a bit of research I decided to go for this brand with the applicator. It’s applied flawlessly. Perfectly positioned, and not a bubble in sight. Well worth the extra cost if you’re particular about bubbles.

Bought this screen protector for my new iPhone 17. After buying many different screen protectors for previous iPhones and never getting one that was easy to fix I decided to buy this Spigen. Firstly I have got to say that I was sceptical about whether or not this would be any better or easier to fit than any of the others. How wrong was I. Following the video on the correct way to install the screen it was very easy and straightforward to get the screen protector on first time and without any air bubbles. What a difference a simple plastic applicator makes, aligning the protector perfectly onto the phone in one go. The package contains everything needed to make this possible including two screen protectors two applicators two wipes and two dust removers. Not the cheapest but definitely worth the money. Just read the instructions watch the video prepare everything in advance and you will have no problem using this.

Despite taking a lot of care, I’ve had my share of disasters in the past trying to fit a screen protector perfectly without air bubbles or a tiny speck of dust so I “um’d and ah’d” about buying this. In fact I was very tempted go to a shop and get a glass screen protector fitted ‘professionally’ - but in the event I’m glad I bought this. It’s actually really easy to fit if you follow the detailed instructions and/or the YouTube video. I’ve only just put it on my lovely new iPhone 17 so I can’t yet comment on it’s toughness or robustness but it looks perfect - not a bubble or a speck of dust in sight! To look at the phone you wouldn’t know there was a screen protector on it. I’ve used Spigen cases several times in the past so I was confident that it would be a quality product. And don’t worry - in the unlikely event that you somehow manage to mess up with the first one or it does get chipped or cracked - you get a second screen protector in box.

So contrary to what someone else's review said - the unit I got sent out looked to be the same size as my 14 Pro Max but actually, it does fit the 16 Pro Max, so perhaps the size on the sticker on the package was incorrect. However, the install process, while easier than most cheaper ones, still allows dust to get under the protector. I ended up going through both of the glass panels in the box because the first time, I wasn't fast enough and dust got under the screen. I have previously used a brand called LK for screen protectors and love them because their install process includes a static sheet which takes all the dust with it when installing - but as of writing, they aren't available for this phone yet. Another thing to note is that the edges of the glass feel "sharp" compared to others I've used in the past, If you're swiping up from the bottom of the screen to exit an app, I've felt my finger rub against the bottom of the protector and it is not smoothed off at the edges. Overall, for the price, it's good quality and an easier setup process than those companies that just send you sheets of glass and stickers to align it yourself. But as soon as LK release one for the 16 Pro Max, I will probably look to get a set of those.

The best screen protectors on the market, the instructions and installation are very easy to follow and are fool proof.

Having dropped my iPhone 16 Pro onto my Nord keyboard this morning, I was relieved that the screen protector took the shock of hitting the projecting pitch bend stick and despite breaking quite badly, my iPhone screen was untouched and without a mark. I immediately needed to order a new protector and this Spigen Glas.tR EZ fit seemed a good choice. At £18 it is on the expensive side but you do get 2 protectors, easy application frames, cleaning wipes, dust removal stickers, a squeegee tool and microfibre cloth. Just as well as I ended up having to use both. Following the instructions carefully I thoroughly cleaned my phone screen with the wet wipe included, dried it with the rather small microfibre cloth and ensured there was no dust present. The packing foam around the included squeegee provided a handy spacer pad to accommodate the camera bump when resting the phone on a flat table with the cameras facing down. I immediately pealed off the backing paper of the screen protector inside the applicator frame and lowered it over the phone screen. After applying pressure in the necessary places as indicated and waiting 30 seconds, I lifted off the applicator and peeled off the remaining protector film. Despite my best efforts I ended up with a few small dust specks that create bubbles under the protector. The squeegee wouldn’t fix them so I managed to peel up the protector at the edge and use the dust removal sticker to clean the specks off. Unfortunately in doing that the protector came off and I spent quite some time trying to realign it manually by eye. This resulted in more dust and marks, so I ended up starting again with the second protector. Things went a bit better with the second one, but again dust bubbles! Eventually with patience and more luck I ended up with a perfect fit and no bubbles or trapped dust. However that meant I needed to use both protectors. The end result looks excellent although the protector is quite a bit smaller than the screen so leaves about a 1mm gap of exposed screen glass. That said once a case is fitted it looks ok and should provide full protection. It also ensures the protector isn’t overhanging the bevelled edges of the iPhone glass. It feels very smooth though and you wouldn’t know there was a protector without very close inspection of the edges. Image quality is the same as without the protector. In summary I’m a bit miffed having to use both protectors. Dust and bubbles are still a huge challenge when it comes to screen protectors. The applicator frame helps with alignment but won’t eliminate dust. That said £18 is a small price to pay compared to a replacement iPhone screen.

Super easy to apply with 0 bubbles

I’ve used Spigen screen protectors for years, so I picked up the Glas.tR EZ Fit for my iPhone 17 Pro Max expecting the same reliable quality. The installation kit is great you get alcohol wipes, dust‑removal stickers, and the EZ Fit frame, which makes alignment basically foolproof. Both protectors in the box were easy to apply with no bubbles at all. However, there’s one issue I can’t ignore: the rainbow effect around the corners and edges. It’s not dust or trapped air — I cleaned the screen properly, used the wipes and stickers, and even tried the second protector just to be sure. Both of them had the same rainbow halo around the edges once applied. The protector itself feels smooth and responsive, and clarity is good in the centre of the screen, but the rainbowing on the edges is noticeable, especially on lighter backgrounds. If Spigen can fix the edge effect, this would be an excellent protector. As it stands, the installation experience is great, but the final look isn’t as clean as I expected.