200Pcs Compatible with Fossil Collider HR Screen Protector, Blueshaw Full Coverage PET Clear Film Compatible with Fossil Hybrid Smartwatch HR Collider/Fossil Collider Hybrid Smartwatch (6 )

Following the advice of other people commenting, I had no problems putting the screen protector on. There were initially some bubbles but after a few days they have fully disappeared. It fits the collider face so perfectly you can't even see it's there.

A little hard to line up but once on can't really tell it's there. I like that it covers the entire glass area. Better than the glass ones because it forms to the bulging of the glass at the center 2nd purchase review the protective film sticks to the first plastic that gets discarded and you end up with not being able to use the film on the glass.

Fits my gunmetal collider HR screen perfectly. Can’t even tell it’s there. To install, I first peeled back the plastic backing a cut off about 40%. I then lined up the still covered part with the watch face, and carefully laid the rest down, so the exposed adhesive part was in place. Then I peeled off the remaining 60% of the plastic backing. Not too difficult if you think about it. But they could have included instructions.

Bought these screen protectors for my Fossil HR Collider hybrid watch since it's well known that the glass scratches easily, but unfortunately I went through all 6 trying to get a good install. Every time, there would inevitably be bubbles under the screen protector. Usually, I have no issues with applying screen protectors, so it leads me to believe this is due to a number of issues. #1: the glass on the watch is not perfectly flat (which is why there aren't any glass screen protectors for this watch). #2: the material for the screen protector is very thin, so you can't lift it up and squeegee out any bubbles without having creases appear. #3: the screen protector is too sticky on the back, which makes the other two issues worse. #4: the tab on the protective layer makes it impossible to squeegee out any bubbles from underneath it. On the plus side, it is the correct size (37mm) but that should be a given. Ended up ordering a custom-cut 3M Scotchgard protector which is easier to get a clean install.

Cant even tell it in on my watch. Very clear, unnoticeable and easy to install.

There aren’t many options for protection for the Fossil Hybrid HR so I went with this product due to the value. I mistakingly assumed it would be glass due to most phone screen protectors. However, that just was me making an assumption. The plastic is fine to help prevent against scratches, but it’s a little difficult to install. It now feels like you are given 6 because of this fact. The protector is very thin and hard to cleanly peel off. In my photo you can see how this caused a slight air bubble blemish near the 1 and 2 o’clock ticks. The plastic used for the protector also feels quite cheap and feels like it could be stretched if you pulled it.

1) The installation experience is terrible. The "step 1" opaque film removal tab was useless for 4 of the 6 screen protectors, as either the tab would just peel of itself or it would cause the protector to separate from the "step 2" clear film. This forces you to either use your finger (which will smudge the inside of the screen) or some sort of blade/exacto knife (which could potentially scratch the protectors sticky side). If you're lucky enough to get the "step 1" off without trouble, you then have to deal with the fact that the "step 2" film has no rigidity and instantly curls downwards (sticky side down). This curl makes it impossible to actually try to center the protector, without it undesirably latching on to the watches face. I also had one "step 1" applicator with barely an 1/4" exposed enough for me to hold onto, which caused me to smudge the sticky side of the protector. 2) Bubbles. If by some miracle you're able to actually get the protector centered on the watch face, you then have to scramble to try and apply it from the center out which due to the curl of the film, is essentially impossible. This causes air bubbles to unavoidably form, and due to the cheapness of the protectors film, are impossible to press/glide out as the film just stretches/distorts. 3) The only positive is that it's actually sized correctly. My experience with smart watch screen protectors is that most manufacturers don't even bother to give a proper fit, so I gave a star for that alone. There are several application techniques that the manufacturer could have chosen to make this work (wet installation, applicator frame, etc), so it's it's a shame that it's unusable otherwise. All this said, I suppose it's possible that I got a bad batch with an awful curl, but even on my best attempt the watch face had that tell-tale gloss that cheap screen protectors have. With no real alternatives (at least on amazon) I eventually elected to just go without a protector entirely.

I never thought I would be so disappointed in a screen protector. So installation was confusing because typically when you install a protector you get 3 layers. 1 that you remove first to reveal the sticky side, 1 layer that's the actual protector, and the last layer that has the sticker on it to help you guide it on the glass (that you peel off after application). This only has 2 layers which in itself isn't confusing (but disappointing). But it comes with a "step 2" sticker on it which makes you assume that there is a step 1 somewhere, but there isn't. After burning through 3 of them assuming I did something wrong because the results are subpar and the sticker literally says "Please peel off this mask after application". I realize that there is no "step 1". They want you to take off the yellow side (that says to only remove it after installation, but that's impossible) to reveal the adhesive side, and use the little tab that's part of the actual protector layer to help you guide it on then literally tear the tab off (mine were precut, but only like 80% of the way, I had to legit tear the last bit of it, and the tear is visible). The results are a screen protector that's kind of in between a satin finish and gloss finish. And there are maybe 15 tiny bubbles of air trapped underneath that seem impossible to get out (no, there isn't dust or dirt underneath, it's just air). I've spent the last 4 minutes trying to push them all out. But, it DOES work and they're cheap. Not to mention this is the only protector I saw that was specific to the Fossil Hybrid, and the diameter of the protector is perfectly cut. I'll leave this on for now while I like for a better protector., Also, I saw other buyers of this product post their pictures, I did not receive the same protector as they did. Edit** after about an hour or so of the protector being on, 90% of the bubbles went away and I spent the extra 2 minutes pushing out the remaining few. So after all is said and done it looks great. Installation is terrible though, but the size is a perfect fit (37mm if anybody is curious, but our glass isn't perfectly flat so you HAVE to get a film based protector). Reluctantly increasing the rating from 3 star to 4 star. Edit: it fell off with relative ease after about 10 days. I had a feeling it was going to call off as well.

Installed on a model fb-01, 1st attempt with perfect install. Here's what I did: 1. Peel a corner of the "step 2 film up first to ensure it will Peel off without issue once the protector is on 2. Clean the watch face thoroughly 3. Peel up about half of the step 1 film and align the protector on the watch properly. Press down on the aligned side and Peel off the remaining side of the step 1 film 4. Press down the protector and remove whatever bubbles are there for a few seconds. Make sure the protector is firmly stuck on by pressing it down. 5. Carefully lift off the step 2 film. It should come off easily since you already lifted it up before application. Hopefully this helps others and resolves the issues others faced in the other reviews. The protector itself looks great, almost invisible.

La pellicule du dessous est dur a décollé. Mais s'installe bien quand même. 6 dans le paquet . Quelques bulles mais bon résultat.

Never had so much issues installing. First instructions are the worst I have seen. Says a wet application but instructed to wipe dry. The backing film would not come off without using a blade to separate. Not marking the edge was impossible. If you bend the film in any way it leaves a crease that shows up under the film. The film itself is a soft plastic and rubbing to take out air bubbles marked it. Needless to say six protectors and all in the garbage. Waste of money in my opinion.

This worked great for me. I had to trim to size as I was fitting it to a different watch face. Install was very easy, no issues, no air bubbles. The plastic is very clear (a different brand I tried was foggy). You can't even tell there's something there. Looks awesome.

You can't even see them on once you install and the rubbery plastic film works well as protector not just for the scratches. Once you see the edges or peel off bubbles happen then worth to replace. I don't understand the difficulty most people had as it seems when careless you will make that mistake but if careful you can easily peel and install without issue if your detailed. Wish they had this plastic for phone screens.