Features:

  • Specifically designed for Google Pixel 3 (2018). Please note that this screen protector WILL NOT WORK on the 2019 Google Pixel 3a.
  • Ultra-clear High Definition with 99.9% transparency to allow an optimal, natural viewing experience
  • Ultra thin-0.33mm thickness is reliable and resilient, and promises full compatibility with touchscreen sensitivity
  • Please Note: Due to the curved-edge design of this phone, our screen protector is made to be a little smaller than the actual screen of your device. This is to prevent the protector from overlaying these curved edges which can lead to unwanted bubbling and peeling up around the edges.
  • Includes: 3x GLASS Screen Protector, Wet Wipes, Dry Wipes, Squeegee, Microfiber Cleaning Cloth, Dust Removal Stickers, and Easy Installation Use Guide
Finally found one that fits my Pixel 3.

I purchased a few other protectors and this one is the best one I have tried so far. Now I can just enjoy my phone without have to search for any more protectors. Firstly, let me tell you what you can expect from this protector. 1. The protector is about 1mm smaller on each sides. This is common for screens with curved edges to avoid the protector from easily being lifting off the phone and to avoid air bubbles from developing from the edge. The width of the protector is about the same size as the width of the visible portion of the screen. So carefully center the protector when you apply it. You can see on the pictures that I was slightly off center at the lower portion. 2. The protector is not tampered so it may feel a bit rough on the edges. This is not be a huge deal for me since I have a case on the phone. The lip of the case prevents me from touching the edges. The only part that most people will feel is the upper edge by the top speaker and camera lens. If you scroll down a lot from the notification menu, this may take time to get use to. I adapted and now scroll down from the upper right side of the menu. 3. Protector seems to collect more dust on the edges compared to my other phone with a tampered glass protector. This protector does not touch my phone case. It should be compatible with most phone cases. If none of the 3 things above bothers you, you should be happy with the protector. If any of them are a deal breaker, I wish you the best of luck on your search.

Works great for my two new Pixel 3s!

I spent WAY too much time looking around for a screen protector and finally took a chance on this one. My wife and I have had the protector on for 7 days and we are very happy with it. PROS: - VERY responsive. A big requirement of mine. I can't even tell I'm using a screen protector - For installation - Includes a tab at the top and bottom to hold on to as you line it up. - No bubbles. I installed this on my phone and my wife's phone without any bubbles - Instructions - Easy to follow. I also took the instructions advice and installed the protector in the "bathroom" after running the hot shower for several minutes (supposed to reduce the amount of dust in the air) - I was able to use this with a phone protector case (the Incipio case) CON: - Not sure this is really a CON, but the protector is very close to the size of the Pixel 3s screen. So you have to be very exact when placing the protector. The protector on my wife's phone is perfect, while mine is slightly off on the left (you may be able to see it in the pic). Though I don't notice it in daily use. Conclusion: Unless I have issues down the road, I plan to buy this product again.

Easy Application, No Complaints!

I'm pretty sure I've bought this brand of screen protectors before, but I'm not 100% on that. Regardless, after reading reviews on what felt like hundreds of screen protectors, I decided that these were my best bet. I've had these on for about 2 weeks. Application was really simple - no bubbles or gaps. (And got it on the first try!) Unlike some other screen protectors, these are clear on the entire screen, which I like. I haven't dropped my phone yet, but if they are the same brand, I'm confident that they will hold up. I'll update after I that dreaded incident - unless it happens so long from now that I forget ;) (*fingers crossed!!*)

Perfect replica of the Zagg equivalent, for a fraction of the price.

I'm extremely impressed. AmFilm has sourced a superb screen protector for the Pixel 3. There are no edge issues, coverage is excellent and doesn't go too far (meaning no issues with the selfie camera). And you get three if them for less than $12! My only issue with this screen protector is that, unlike many "luxury" screen protectors, this set didn't come with an installation tray. Installing the protector successfully without one is difficult, but not impossible. However, if you have the Zagg installation tray, this screen protector is a perfect fit and installs in seconds.

Found a gem

This is an excellent protector for the money. I like the cutout design because it allows for easier cleaning (as opposed to the the fuller coverage ones where dust can accumulate in the small circle cutouts for the cameras/light senor, reducing picture quality, and you’d have to use a q-tip or something to clean them out). Also, it doesn’t have those black upper/lower strips (never really understood the reason for those). I previously had a Caseology (for reasons stated above) that had a more symmetrical cutout than amFilm’s, but I found that when I use my right thumb to pull down the top menu, my thumb gets caught on the sharp edge of the screen protector, so it would be really annoying, and would even hurt if I did it over and over again (I know you can use the fingerprint reader to swipe down the menu, but I don’t like using it). With the amFilm, though the design isn’t symmetrical, it provides more coverage on the upper right area of the screen where my thumb naturally reaches (no more snagging of the protector edge, and pulling down the top menu is now buttery smooth). The camera lenses/light senor remain unobstructed for optimal performance and easy cleaning. The Caseology came with a plastic guide for easy installation, but I found that even when I used it, the protector was slightly off. With amFilm, there were tabs on the top and bottom to hold onto to install it free-hand. I found this better so that I can fine tune exactly where I want to place it. I recommend going into your phone’s display settings and set the phone to sleep after at least 5 minutes of inactivity, navigate to a screen that’s mostly empty/white like Chrome’s homepage, and line up the screen protector to the edges of the white part of the screen. When you look at the screen at an angle, it may seem like it doesn’t cover the left/right edges of the screen completely, but you’ll find that it perfectly lines up edge to edge when looking straight on (whereas Caseology’s is actually slightly narrower, leaving annoying uncovered slivers on either side. This reduces usable screen real estate and is extremely annoying when trying to highlight words close to the edge of the screen. Most companies claim this is normal, and that any wider you’d have trouble with bubbles/dust getting underneath due to the inherent curving of the Pixel 3’s screen, but is less so of an issue with the amFilm). amFilm is $3 cheaper, and you get one more protector than Caseology. Not to mention one of the two protectors I got from Caseology was defective, so I only had the one chance to get it right. When installing the amFilm, I messed up the first one because someone called me, but this gave me the opportunity to test the strength of the glass. I barely bent the used Caseology and it easily broke (explains why it broke so easily in the first place). The amFilm required significantly more bending force for it to shatter. Once installed, I did not notice any reduction in performance. It’s clear, smooth, and responsive. I’ve felt smoother glass edges, but this one was nowhere near as sharp as Caseology’s and is much easier to live with. I didn’t mean to bag on Caseology so much (it was the only other brand I used so far that meets the design criteria of what I want in a screen protector), but the design and quality of a protector really does make a difference in the phone’s long-term comfort and usability. It goes to show that not all screen protectors are the same. I would even recommend people buying a low-quality protector just so they can appreciate this one that much more. But I’m writing this review so that you don’t have to do that 😉. Overall, excellent product. No major complaints. I would recommend it to anyone with the smaller Google Pixel 3, especially for the money.

Fits pixel 3 - exact width

This is the 4th screen protector that I have purchased from this company. I have had great luck with them and would highly recommend this brand. This pixel 3 screen protector arrived repackaged, but the quality was still excellent. It fits the exact width of the screen. You definitely need to align it just right for it to adhere perfectly. Edit: this screen protector also works perfectly with the OtterBox symmetry case

Works nicely with my Pixel 3.

Installation was straight forward and similar to other screen protectors. Included were wet and dry wipes and dust removal stickers. There were no 'hinge stickers' like some other kits, instead you just eyeball and lay it on the screen. Fit about two days a few thin strips on the edges looked like the screen protector did not adhere, but after they looked perfect. The touch sensitivity feels identical to no screen protector and it's crystal clear, doesn't glare in the sun and looks very good. It works well with my case. The edges of pixel 3 screen are slightly curved, therefore the picture is cut maybe a half a millimeter short. Doesn't bother me at all. I'd buy again for sure.

No black, bubbles, rainbows, or adhesion problems

Read a lot of poor reviews on screen protectors for the Pixel 3, but I took a chance getting these which had no reviews posted at the time of purchase. I'm glad I did. I wanted a tempered glass screen protector that: 1. did not have a black frame, 2. fit my phone well (with room for a case), 3. was easy to install, 4. did not leave bubbles, rainbows, etc, 5. did not have touch sensitivity issues (such as non-contact areas), and 6. did not have adhesion issues (like peeling up at the corners or edges). I got all that! And because it's a 3-pack, so did my wife, and my buddy down the street! I would caution you to double-check that your screen is free of dust before installing. I have one little spec trapped that I somehow missed. Also, someone else suggested applying it with the screen on and lit to make sure it's centered. That is a really good idea as I did mine with the screen black and it's a hair off center. But that's all on me. I actually think is good medicine for my OCD! At first it seemed like it was attracting a lot of dust, but after about a week of use, that's no longer the case. There's a definite gap around the sides but I think that's helpful for fitting a case that hopeful has a lip over the screen. It's not curved on the edges, but I don't think it needs to be. It looks like it will protect the active display portion of the screen. I would point anyone with a Pixel 3 to this product. Update Jan 2019: After about a month of use, no major issues. I did develop a crack on the upper right side near the power button. It's nearly imperceptible, but on a plain white background, looks like a very thin hair on the screen. I don't now how or when it happened, if it was due to a drop or maybe it's from my constant pushing of the power button, both to sleep the phone or active the camera. Either way, it doesn't affect the feel of the screen and I'm still happy overall, especially for the price. No cracks in my wife's (and no cracked screen more importantly). Update Mar 2019: 4 months of use now and other than that hairline crack that showed up near the power button, it's looking great. And the main thing is that it works and feels great. No peeling or tough issues. I'm thinking I'll order another pack though. My wife scratched her protector up in her purse (not bad), and between the spec of dust, slightly crooked placement, and hairline crack on mine, I'm thinking I can afford $10 to do it right. I use my phone daily (hourly really), so probably worth it, right?

Perfect fit and no bubbles when installed correctly

Looked a while for a good tempered glass screen protector. Many had abysmal reviews that said it didn't fit the actual lit up portion of the screen. This one actually fits, but you need to be careful when aligning it. I suggest turning on the screen to install the protector. I didn't and misaligned it slightly so one edge of the screen emits a rainbow pattern. It's ok, because I have 2 more screen protectors to get it right! The tabs really help!

Trouble-free installation

I just got this screen protector for my new Pixel 3. I can't comment on durability yet since i haven't tried smashing it, but the screen protector seems very solid. Just as described, it covers most of the screen except a little bit around the edges (maybe 1 millimeter?) The reason for the tiny gap is to accommodate phone protectors, which needs to cling around the edges of the phone. The installation is fairly easy. I did messed up the first time because i didn't clean the phone screen enough and left dust on it. I only saw it after I put the screen protector on the phone (which was very easy). But I peel my screen protector off, i tried to wipe both the phone screen and back of the screen protector. I don't think you are supposed to clean the back of the screen protector, as i got dust all over it. Anyway, that is how i messed up the first screen, which is entirely my fault. I just want to put it out here as a warning for others. (I guess that is why the package contains 3 screen protectors for trial and error. ) As far as the installation goes, it is fairly easy. There are so bubbles that you have to squeeze out afterwards. I probably spent 5 to 10 minutes pushing these bubbles out using a supplied hard cardboard piece. In the end, i would rate the ease of installation a 5-star.

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