ZAGG - InvisibleShield GlassFusion+ Flexible Hybrid Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic 42mm

The kit is extremely well packaged with everything well protected from damage and excellent instructions. Comes with a strong plastic guide that fits around the outside of the phone and helps place the glass protector perfectly square and spaced on all sides. Tabs extending from the covers on the adhesive and face make it easy to pull them away while keeping your fingers from touching the adhesive that goes on the phone screen. Execution of the entire process is really pretty easy if you read and follow the directions.

It was difficult to align when putting on, especially with the guide bumper. Once on it was crazy thick and created a ridge where my watch ended and the screen protector started. The protector didn't even cover the whole watch face! Only the display portion

I'll start with the pros . . . Installation was smooth, screen feels great with good sensitivity and is clear. . . . now the cons . . .Shipping took longer than expected but the big one is the black outline around the outer edge. This outline results in a smaller screen but you can also see the screen poking through on the outside of the line unless you are viewing directly head on. Lastly thus outline abruptly protrudes onto the screen and around the camera . . . I think it's frankly a horrible design decision.

I've often wondered why I hadn't put lens cover on my iPhones, certainly a very important area to protect. I've used Zagg glass on my phones for years so I was excited to add this to my phone. Not as easy to install as the front glass but not difficult either. I have peace of mind knowing my camera lens are protected.

As usual Zagg is my go to for protection products. I finally got around to protect it the lenses and not just the screen of my iPhone 11. The quality of the lense protectors sets the industry bar as always. The installation instructions are clear and concise. The only issue I had was the installation itself...over the last number of years your move to including snap on protector installation guides has quite literally made installation idiot proof. While I was able to successfully install the lens protectors I must say doing it by “eyeing” the alignment of the protectors and the lenses was a little difficult. I do understand that we're talking about some pretty small pieces being aligned on some pretty small surfaces but I think trying to create an installation template (similar to what you use on your screen protectors) would definitely be a worthwhile endeavor. Other than that, bravo guys!!