Accessories Whitestone [Dome Glass] Google Pixel 6 Pro Tempered Glass Screen Protector [Liquid Dispersion Tech] With Camera Film Protector

[acidspider]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09LDF5C84?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details

This one is way beter then the whitestone.

they are not glass though

 

[Ghisy]

have dropped you a pm

Thanks, I was able to order mine! It's arriving by Friday.

Now let's hope I can install it without screwing up...

 

[Zilla0617]

they are not glass though

It is glass. I'm currently using one

 

[acidspider]

It is glass. I'm currently using one

Ok my mistake

 

[acidspider]

Just fitted mine, and WOW!

no issues with install after watching and following the instructional video

i was worried at one poit the liquid would not reach the top, slowly but surely it got there though

i am in love with my phone again, the colour and clarity of the pixel phone still shines through with this screen protector, it seems my old one put a kind of colour cast on the phone, now the screen is so clearand looks great again.

yes they are more expensive than a standard TGSP but i would recommend them now very much so

 

[DanielF50]

I posted this in another thread, but I'll quote it here:

After my second TPU screen protector stretched and got partially uninstalled by my case yesterday, I noticed that Amazon UK was stocking these screen protectors & although they're a high price, I thought I'd take a chance as all reviews seem good, they have a lifetime warranty & the TPU ones are just trash to use day-to-day.

Honestly, I am shocked at how easy this was to install without any glue leaking into crevices (ie. Buttons & speakers), and also how well it installed using the jig. I recently installed a cheaper Amazon brand glue based TGSP on my brother's S21 but it leaked everywhere, glued the buttons together & muted his top earpiece!

I, myself, have always used Spigen TGSP & although they're good products, they all had to be hand installed, manually, meaning they were always slightly out and always caught dust underneath before you could install them completely - this thing though, wow! The video was very simple to follow & after I made sure there was no specks on my screen (after releasing the adhesive), I just placed the TGSP on top of the jig, let it drop down and settle, then cured with the provided UV light & then cleared the edges with the alcohol wipe.

It looks absolutely fantastic & feels super smooth compared to the TPU protectors - you genuinely wouldn't even be able to tell it's on there (with my Spigen Liquid Air) if it wasn't for the camera cut out hole.

Thanks for the recommendation roirraW "edor" ehT & kellybrf

TDLR; the Whitestone Dome is quite pricey, but definitely worth it over TPU protectors.

 

[CharleySimmons]

I ordered mine and had it installed by mid January. However, in the last week the top left corner and both bottom corners have started sperating from the screen - resulting in some bad looking looking groups of little bubbles. Has anyone else experienced this?

 

[roirraW "edor" ehT]

I ordered mine and had it installed by mid January. However, in the last week the top left corner and both bottom corners have started sperating from the screen - resulting in some bad looking looking groups of little bubbles. Has anyone else experienced this?

No problems here. I think it was December when my wife and I installed ours. We've got ours in OtterBox Defender cases as well. Are you using a case?

 

[CharleySimmons]

No problems here. I think it was December when my wife and I installed ours. We've got ours in OtterBox Defender cases as well. Are you using a case?

I am using a case - Poetic Guardian. It's designed to not interfere with screen protectors. It has a gap between the glass and the case edges, so I don't think that's the source of the issue.

 

[Doug8796]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09LDF5C84?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details

This one is way beter then the whitestone.

the glass covers the camera though.. fail.

 

[Azerox]

the glass covers the camera though.. fail.

One of the reasons it is awesome. There is no difference in picture and the thing is so smooth you dont even see you have a protector on your screen.

 

[avid_droid]

This'll be the last time I buy whitestone. It's too fragile it chipped putting the phone I to my pocket. I forgot that it did the same with my s20+. It flakes of gradually

 

[zetsumeikuro]

I ordered mine and had it installed by mid January. However, in the last week the top left corner and both bottom corners have started sperating from the screen - resulting in some bad looking looking groups of little bubbles. Has anyone else experienced this?

Yes, I had this issue with lifting where the screen curves. Thankfully I was able to press it back down and it's adhered to the screen again. Have you tried pressing them down with some pressure and see if you can work them out? This also happened to my last protector before I RMAed my original device for touch screen issues. Here's an image of the lifting on my old one.

 

[CharleySimmons]

Yes, I had this issue with lifting where the screen curves. Thankfully I was able to press it back down and it's adhered to the screen again. Have you tried pressing them down with some pressure and see if you can work them out? This also happened to my last protector before I RMAed my original device for touch screen issues. Here's an image of the lifting on my old one.

I have tried pressing it back down, and it clears it up temporarily but they come back. I submitted a warranty claim, but I'm a little ticked off that I'm having to pay them another $10 to get the replacement (had there been visible dust from the start, I would have accepted this was my fault - but there was no visible dust, and the protector looked perfect for around a month before suddenly developing these bubbles).

 

[zetsumeikuro]

I have tried pressing it back down, and it clears it up temporarily but they come back. I submitted a warranty claim, but I'm a little ticked off that I'm having to pay them another $10 to get the replacement (had there been visible dust from the start, I would have accepted this was my fault - but there was no visible dust, and the protector looked perfect for around a month before suddenly developing these bubbles).

That sucks, you could always go down the route that I did. I bought some off Amazon and did the exchange process through there. Painless and you don't have to pay the $10 fee.

 

[cyclofosfamide]

Still not available in Europe? $30.78 shipping costs from USA to EU.

Today (1 month and 13 days after ordering it) I recieved the package from the USA; ofcourse European customs added an extra whopping €8.30 taxes which I paid before I was allowed to take the package with me......

Now I'll show my perfect protected Pixel 6 Pro to friends, telling them it's a diamond screenprotector!

 

[niko26]

I ordered mine and had it installed by mid January. However, in the last week the top left corner and both bottom corners have started sperating from the screen - resulting in some bad looking looking groups of little bubbles. Has anyone else experienced this?

I have the cheaper version and it's happening too for me.

 

[p51d007]

Guess I'm just more careful. My first smartphone, was a Dell Streak 5. No screen protector. Since 2010, I've never used a screen protector. Not one scratched phone. Of course, I don't stuff it in my pocket, sit on it etc. I keep it in a belt clip pouch. Considering what you have to pay for these silly things, I try to take care of them.

 

[TheInitialCommand]

i will stay naked until Whitestone. Might be 6 months down the line though.

I wondered about doing this myself. Go naked, and when the original screen is scuffed and scratched, then put on the Dome. If the phone collects 6 months of light scratches, will the UV glue cover those up, or are they still visible through the freshly placed Whitestone glass?

 

[Nekromantik]

I wondered about doing this myself. Go naked, and when the original screen is scuffed and scratched, then put on the Dome. If the phone collects 6 months of light scratches, will the UV glue cover those up, or are they still visible through the freshly placed Whitestone glass?

doubt the glass will cover it up