I think about this case: Spigen Liquid Air, but from other phones I know about problems with TSGP compatibility, now I've Whitestone Glass, any one have some experience with this eventual combo?
OnePlus 7T Pro tempered glass screen protector
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I am using Alinsea tempered glass screen protector:
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07SM6M65M/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_YeDlEbPEVKMZH
A little bit tricky to apply, but fits perfect. Touchscreen feels absolutely amazing, very smooth and responsive.
btw I use it together with a Ringke Fusion case, great combination.
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https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07SM6M65M/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_YeDlEbPEVKMZH
A little bit tricky to apply, but fits perfect. Touchscreen feels absolutely amazing, very smooth and responsive.
btw I use it together with a Ringke Fusion case, great combination.
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Went for Alinsea one. Just took a few minutes more on preparation, as I carefully wrapped around all 4 screen edges with scotch blue 3M painters tape before every step. Happy I did as a lot of fluid glue leaked around. Removed it at the very end.
My device came with a preinstalled SP film, I guess that would be a warning to add in their guides as it was thin and barely noticeable.
All went fine, no problem with fingerprint sensor, touch is much smoother than with the og plastic film.
May have installed it a bit low as I aligned it to the bottom line of the screen (2mm under the bottom display line), but it still covers all the screen leaving less than 1 mm above the upper display line, should have reached closer to the speaker.
My mistake was wanting to install it with device off. I should have left it turned on, to be able to turn screen on, to really see and feel those display lines and center it better.
Using SUPCASE bumper, it touches the SP on the lower edge, but experienced no lifting atm. Will see how it turns.
Also, seen no thread about it in this section, but installed a 7H tempered lens protection and see no difference in picture quality.
My device came with a preinstalled SP film, I guess that would be a warning to add in their guides as it was thin and barely noticeable.
All went fine, no problem with fingerprint sensor, touch is much smoother than with the og plastic film.
May have installed it a bit low as I aligned it to the bottom line of the screen (2mm under the bottom display line), but it still covers all the screen leaving less than 1 mm above the upper display line, should have reached closer to the speaker.
My mistake was wanting to install it with device off. I should have left it turned on, to be able to turn screen on, to really see and feel those display lines and center it better.
Using SUPCASE bumper, it touches the SP on the lower edge, but experienced no lifting atm. Will see how it turns.
Also, seen no thread about it in this section, but installed a 7H tempered lens protection and see no difference in picture quality.
I hate screen protectors that only have adhesive around the edges. They typically cause halos and effect touch sensitivity. The Dome Glass is expensive and can crack after one fall but at least the screen does not crack. They have also been very good about replacing when damaged.
Will the White Dome work on a t-mobile 7t pro Mclaren. White dome says no but not sure.
I just tried the Whitestone install on my tmo 7t pro McLaren and it did not work. Instead of the adhesive sitting in the middle in a ball like on all the videos it immediately ran off the side a d onto the back of my phone. I thought I had a defective product. This is the first I'm hearing that it won't work with tmo McLaren. Does Whitestone say why it won't work?
Yes. That is what I have an worked perfectly. There are 2 things you must have with a Dome Glass install. Number 1 is the same for all protectors. You need a dust free area. Easiest way to do this is do the install in a bathroom with a shower. Turn it on full blast hot and once the room steams up, do the install. Number 2 is CRITICAL...you must install on a level surface. If you don't, it will run down the sides or move too fast. If the bubble of loca moves too fast, it will create air pockets that you can't get out. Luckily, all Domeglass comes with 2 bottles of loca. If you mess up, rinse the screen protector off, clean residual glue off the phone and try again.
Any tips for what looks like white lines under the glass?
I installed mine in Friday, did everything in the videos, everything was great. Two days later it's forming these little white lines under the screen all over the place.
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I had that happen on my Note 10 5G. Not sure why. I registered mine on the Whitestone site then requested a replacement. I got it about a week later. For me, it was visible around the curves of the screen and continued to spread. I suspect it's related to a curing issue.
I've had at least 10 different phones over 2 years and the Note 10 5G was the only one that had this problem.
Just had a look on Amazon UK for Whitestone Domeglass and it's £39.99 lol. Think I'll look for something else.
I have the G-Colour screen protector and in my view it is just as good as the Whitestone (which I used on my Pixel 2 XL) for a quarter of the price. I stuck masking tape along the sides of my phone which, alongside the provided stickers for the top and bottom, prevented any adhesive running anywhere on the phone.
It was easy to fit with excellent results.
I'm using the same screen protector but have the OtterBox McLaren case. Both fit good. Finger print scanner is hit or miss. Screen protector is very much a finger print magnet."This comes with two screen protectors, an install tool frame, a camera protector, and a carbon fiber skin for the back. I was hesitant when I saw the black frame on the screen protectors, but thought I'd give it a try.
Installation was easy. Do your typical wet towelette, clean it with the included lint free cloth, remove any extra dust with the included sticker. Then comes the easy part. I just put the install frame on, removed the backing from the screen protector to expose the adhesive and dropped it carefully into the frame. Lightly pressed all around and in the center (no squeegee needed) and that was it. No bubbles!
I immediately put the case on and you can see my ringke case isn't touching the screen protector at all. I opened the Play store to see if those black frames would block anything and I don't see a problem with it at all.
Of course the next thing to check was the fingerprint scanner. Just push thr screen some more around the fingerprint area to make sure the protector has fully stuck to the screen then it should be good. It worked with 3 of my 4 enrolled fingers and I had to re-enroll one. After that, all 4 worked.
The camera protector and carbon fiber skin were next and the camera protector was easy to put on. I had a slight difficult time aligning the skin properly but it was easy to peel while being installed.it was my first time installing a skin so I expected some difficulty,but got it on nicely.
Bottom line, for the price and what you get, I don't think anything can beat this."
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