Mr.Shield [3 pack] Designed For Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4" 8 Inch Premium Clear [PET] Screen Protector with Lifetime Replacement

Doesn’t really last more than a week. Peels off sooner than I’d like

I've installed screen protectors on over a dozen tablets and phones over the past three years. The Mr. Shield variety is similar to many of those that I've used before, with a three-layer system.Step 1: Clean the screen and use the included micro-fiber cloth to remove all streaks and dust particles. This is absolutely critical. You want that screen to be pristine.Step 2: Carefully remove the bottom layer from the screen protector, being careful not to get fingerprints on the sticky middle layer.Step 3: Lay that middle layer onto the tablet, lining up the holes and the edges as precisely as you can. There will be lots of air bubbles; that's unavoidable.Step 4: Use your fingers and use the enclosed card to squeegee out the bubbles. If a dust particle got under this layer, then no amount of squeegeeing will remove it. Mr. Shield includes some tape and recommends that you carefully lift the closest edge or corner, then use the tape to get the dust particle. The trouble is that the tape can leave a mark on your screen and this is a tricky process that's likely to introduce a lot more bubbles, not to mention risks of another dust particle.Step 5: Carefully peel off the scuffed-up top layer, leaving behind your pristine screen protector.So how did it all work? Just fair. The problems came with steps 4 and 5. As noted, there are tons of air bubbles and even though I did my best, I ended up with some dust particles. And the included tape did leave a slight but noticeable mark on the underside of the screen protector where I removed the dust particle.The worst problem, though, was step 5. No matter how careful I was, no matter how slowly I peeled, no matter how I tried to hold down the screen protector, peeling off the top layer always caused the screen protector to lift and I ended up with tons of air bubbles again, but this time without a top layer to protect the screen protector as I tried to get rid of them. The bottom line is that installation was a pain and I did end up with a few air bubbles that I cannot remove. I can live with it but I can't give this screen protector the highest rating. I think "It's okay" is about right.

Pros:-High quality-Good value-Barely noticeable-Smooth to touch-Super clear-Multi pack-Covers entire screen-Unobstructed cameraCons:-Way too big-Requires cutting to fitThis is a nice screen protector that is smooth to the touch, virtually 100% clear and barely noticeable. That is, save for the glaring fact that it is way too big. And we are not talking by a small margin either. In fact, chances are that even after you trim the edges (as I did), the protector will STILL be too big!I like the fact that the people who made this plastic wanted to cover the entire screen with no gap. The only problem is that there is NO room for error and if you are a little crooked, you will get massive air bubbles on the side that will not go away. If you choose the white tablet there is no problem as the air bubbles are unoticable. But, on the black version, bubbles pop up very clearly.The solution? Take a sharpie and a ruler and mark off 1-2 mm from the edge down the length on both sides. Then, trim the plastic with a pair of scissors or a paper cutter. Now you can apply the protector and have some room for error. Just make sure that you don't cut so much that the protector doesn't cover the screen's viewable area.Recommendation: Buy but understand that it requires some work to apply.

Great screen protector for the money. It comes with usefull items like a little cleaning paper cloth, cling tapes (blue one), card for removing bubbles (if you get bubbles durig application), and a few tapes whih I think aids in removing old screen protector.The screen protector itself is not thick, but not so thin. It leaves very minimal gaps on all sides of the scree. I had no issue applying one on my tab pro 8.4 and I had no bubbles. The front of the protector is a little sticky but based on my experience, it will disappear after x few days of usage. It also had no orange peel effect nor rainbow effect. So far it has not affected the touch sensitivity, nor screen color and shrapness. All sides and corners adhere well to the screen.I am a person who likes using screen protectors and is very difficult to please with the quality of such products.I highly recommend this product, which is only less than $7 for 3 pieces.========Update 7/7/14I have returned my Tab Pro because it was faulty, but I had it replaced. and of course I had to put a new screen protector on, and am so happy to report I had no problem with the screen protector, no bubbles or dirt, thanks to the included dirt rmovers. Also would like to update on my previous comment about it being sticky. After a few wipes with a clean cloth, the stickiness was gone...

I had given up on screen protectors, but decided with my new Tab Pro 8.4 to give it another go.The problem has always been pesky dust particles that prevented the plastic from laying down right, forming small and very visible bubbles that refused to push out to the edge. This time I watched a video about using sticky tape as a last-minute repair (note:there were several such tapes included with this product!). I also did the work in a humid room which helped reduce the static cling and dust attraction. The combination of the two allowed me to do a flawless install.One initial concern (after install) was that the finished surface seemed a bit tacky, not smooth and slippery like you'd want a touch screen to be. This tackiness went away quickly as I used it however, probably the result of a thin film of finger grease that eventually gets deposited all over. Seems good now. In fact, I can't tell it's there.I probably won't use the 2nd or 3rd protector for a long time, but it's nice to know I have them. Let's see how it goes.