FLOLAB NanoArmour ONETIME Case Friendly iPhone 14/13 / 13 Pro Screen Protector the Best iPhone Tempered Glass - Durable, Smooth as Butter, Easy to Install, Guaranteed. (Dust Free)

Very easy to install and instructions are very clear.

I’m very satisfied with the Flolab Nanoarmour ONETIME screen protector for iPhone 14 Pro. Installation of any screen protector requires great peace of mind. This system worked better than the one that cost twice as much and I was successful the first attempt. Fingerprints are barely noticeable. The non-glare works well. It is not as thick as other protectors, but thickness isn’t a guarantee of quality/durability. It’s good value for the price. I paid twice as much for the previous protector. The warranty makes it a good value as well, which makes me trust the manufacturer. I have messed up installing screen protectors in the past. This system is not foolproof but by taking time to walk through the steps (using peace of mind), it works. Be sure to order the right one for your phone.

Easiest screen I’ve ever put on. The fitment is perfect. Time will tell on the scratches.

Always had my iphone in a full case until I saw and heard on a YouTube tester's channel about this cover being the best. The install was so easy, the cover has been (and still is super glossy) but yesterday I discovered a hairline crack along the top right corner. I couldn't believe it, as I don't even remember dropping my phone. So I'm baffled now as to how this happened, maybe it was keys in my pocket that pressed against it? I will begin the process of trying to get a replacement. I suppose technically the protector "did its job" in minding the screen, but surely it shouldn't just crack like this. Just thought people should know

I purchased this FLOLAB (NanoArmour4) ONE TIME screen protector for an iphone 14 having a 6.1" screen. On the first step, when I pulled the film the second portion ripped diagonally. You know it's not good at this point because it actually prevented the TEMPERED GLASS from releasing off the strip of foam tape on the top cover. Someone else from the UK mentioned before, his exact words "printed instructions don’t tell you to remove the big thick sticky pad in the middle of the frame that fits on top of the phone before pulling the tab outs it ends up lifting the screen of the phone when you remove the over frame. Anyways, I didn't see any printed instructions in the box, but I did follow the YouTube installation process. I don't think one needs to remove the tape since it's impossible because the protector is attached. The instructions says to pull the film first, then run your finger down the middle (pushing/releasing the protector from the sticky tape) and WAIT for 20 seconds. The 20 seconds "countdown" is for the complete adhesion (corner to corner) of the protector template to your phone's glass screen. So how much pressure is required to push the protector off at the end? If people are not able to get it off that middle tape then you're putting it on manually (old school). Sure it's "Easy to Install" if it works, but we're probably over paying an extra $15-20 for this unreliable installer.