Mowei Galaxy Note 9 Screen Protector Glass, Full Adhesive 3D Curved Fit [Self-Dispersion UV Glue] Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy Note9 (Case Friendly) (2 Pack)

I hate shopping for a screen protector for phones for many reasons, among the notable would be the fact that many companies pay for fake reviews and screen protectors are one of the items in which this is most prevalent. Additionally, it's hard to know if a screen protector is going to work for you in terms of fit (for curved screens), texture, size, material, how much it attracts fingerprints, and if a case will fit without actually applying it.Now going into this purchase, I was very skeptical seeing that the product have 5 stars after 40 or so reviews, but I took the plunge anyways because, hey, you gotta start somewhere. I'm just thankful Amazon has a great return policy in case anything does go wrong.This is the first time I've ever installed a screen protector with a UV activated adhesive. What you do first is clean it, then prime it with the fluid they give you in the clear dropper. Then you actually apply the liquid glue from the black bottle.Now there are TWO key things to note here. First, it is to apply all of the fluid from the black bottle in ONE spot in the center, not all over because it will spread evenly on its own (this was my first mistake). Second, is to apply the glass screen protector GENTLY, otherwise the glue will spill out on all the sides and furthermore, it may cause bubbles (like it did for me). Luckily, they include two of EVERYTHING including the glue/solution. I took my first failed attempt off and tried again with a more successful result! I think if I had one more try, I could have made it perfect.Be sure to center it to your heart's content here, because after this step there is no going back unless you start the entire process all over. You then just take the included UV light with the plastic tab in it, pull the tab out so that the UV light turns on and then slowly go over the whole screen for about a minute; I found VERY lightly pressing on the screen protector during this process to help me in reducing bubbles and giving it a more "secure" fit. You'll eventually notice the screen protector locking in place, after this I just rinsed the phone off (since it's waterproof, thanks Samsung!) of any remaining residue and it was all done.Also, like another reviewer mentioned. Be sure to cover any ports from getting the glue/solution into it (ie. the charging port, s pen port, etc.).All in all, I am happy with this purchase and will be looking into this solution in the future for any phones with curved screens since they are the hardest to find screen protectors for. I hope that I could help someone out here; I wish I had known some of these things before going in :)### UPDATE: 09/08/2018 ###I was originally going to leave a 4-star review due to the installation being a bit tricky, however, after I let them know about the bubbles under the screen they sent me a replacement kit! For that reason, I'm leaving a 5-star review. Great customer service that responds quickly and efficiently to inquiries.

UPDATE 9/9/18: Customer service is wonderful so adding stars because of it. They saw my review and contacted me, offering to cover half the cost of my S Pen and letting me know they will update the instructions. The protector itself seems to be solid so far (took me 2 to figure it out). I have definitely learned that if I buy a protector with separate glue to remove the S Pen and cover the hole during installation.ORIGINAL REVIEW:It was a challenge to install the screen protector as the glue got everywhere and there were bubbles that were very difficult to remove. I had to use both protectors to get it right on the second try. The screen protector works okay but the worst part is that I had to replace my brand new phone's brand new S Pen because the glue gets everywhere, including inside the hole where the S Pen goes and inside the S Pen itself. I didn't even think about removing the S Pen prior to installation and they do not warn you to remove the S Pen or cover the hole prior to installation. so my S Pen got ruined and it costs $50 to replace it. Whether the protector is good or not it isn't worth the cost of both protectors to get one good one PLUS the cost of a new S Pen. On principal I won't be buying this again as there should have been a warning in the instructions. If you choose to purchase this product BE SURE TO REMOVE THE S PEN AND COVER THE HOLE or you will also be buying a new S Pen.

*** the key to NO bubbles is to make sure you put the liquid glue down in ONE blob (not multiple blobs) with no bubbles - pop any bubbles with the tip of the glue dispenser ***i've been looking for a screen protector like this, especially now that samsung phones have screens with curved edges. i had a s8+ and the glass screen protectors only had glue on the edges - a terrible design because it left a small air gap between the screen protector and screen causing a lot of reflections, not to mention dust would get underneath.this is a new way of installing a screen protector, one i haven't seen before -- applying a liquid glue and then setting the screen protector and letting the glue spread out in between the protector and the screen. no air gap, and no weird reflections.the screen protector covers most of the screen, leaving a small border (1/8 inch?) all around, and also leaves the top sensors and ear speaker grill uncovered. some people might not like the gap, but i've not seen a true edge-to-edge screen protector before, and this lets me put my case on the phone without any interference -- my case (in the pic) is a spigen neo hybrid.installation was pretty simple and i followed the included instructions (it has pictures included). one suggestion that i would add is to use a small piece of cellophane tape and cover up the ear speaker, so that no liquid glue can/will go in by accident.everything you need to install the screen is included -- initial cleaner, dry wipe, stickers to remove lint, healing fluid (not sure what this does but i used it), glue, and protector. it also has a small uv light that is needed to cure the liquid glue.be patient in the installation and make sure you do the installation on a flat surface, the glue is very liquid (not gel). when you put the screen protector on top of the screen with the glob of liquid glue, don't press on the screen protector. instead, let the glue spread out slowly as the weight of (just) the screen protector pushes down on it and glue spreads out. if it all works out, all of the fluid is contained in between the screen protector and the screen, no drops will come out.glass screen protectors are infinitely better than the plastic screen protectors, especially when using the s-pen -- you get to retain the true feel of a glass surface instead of a "soft" gummy surface. this screen protector works very well with the s-pen.