MOHAVE 2 Pack [Auto Alignment/Dust Removal] Screen Protector for SAMSUNG Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G 6.8″, 3D Curved HD Clear Film, 7H Hybrid Material, 100% Ultrasonic Fingerprint ID Compatible, Case Friendly

Just received my Mohave privacy screen protector for the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra phone I have had for a couple of years now. I previously ran and loved the Dome glass protectors that use the liquid and UV lighting to bond them since the other film type have never seemed to work on the curved edge screen. Unfortunately, I cracked the 2nd one last night, same method, fell between the 2 parts of my power reclining sofa and when I folded it down to get off and retrieve it, crunch! Not really tickled that the phone can slide right between the 2 pieces of the sofa so easily, but that's a different gripe lolWent to repurchase them again since they'd been great but alas, unavailable, so I looked through all the other protectors and landed on this one. One of the biggest issues I had when I first bought this phone with screen protectors is the ridiculous fingerprint dots in the formed glass ones and the tpu type never seemed to fit cases. This Mohave appeared to check those boxes off so I ordered the kit. Added perk was privacy as well.They literally arrived about 30 minutes ago, so I jumped on installation right away. First thing first: The instructions are clear. Follow them and you'll be good to go. Second, do yourself a favor and roll the phone in the tray back and forth a few times just for good measure. As you can see, zero bubbles, zero lint or dust and it's just about perfectly positioned to fit and give 100% coverage in my Spigen case. There's about 2-3mm across the bottom that is exposed, so I would think they could tweak the placement a tiny bit, but I won't ding a star, although that was the exact area the Dome glass got crunched, so lets hope that isn't an issue in the future. Application went absolutely smooth without any problems. I did have to re-register my fingerprints though, but that's quick and easy and expected as I also had to when I removed the Dome that was crunched last night.If I were to have one legitimate complaint, it would be that there doesn't seem to be much if any oleophobic coating (anti fingerprint/oil). Right away there was the smudging and the actual fingerprint from using the sensor left right where it should be. The Dome didn't have that issue, but over time it did wear away. Either way, this appears to be a fantastic screen protector, at least first impressions would say so. I will update this review over time if things change. Pricey for what it is, but seems to be a solid option for those of us with a curved edge screen device.

omg it's like our frustrations with installing glass screen protectors have reached the throne of heaven, because there is no prayer this thing hasn't answered.I'm the one in our family who has the steady hands and puts all the protectors on the things, but I gave up on tempered glass screen protectors a long time ago because they are *so unforgiving* when you're ever so slightly off, or how the static generated from pulling the film off the backing will *always always* suck any nearby dust particles straight onto the adhesive.Drove me so insane I just gave up. But like a silly persistent human I just couldn't bring myself to give up because I love tempered glass protectors if you can make them work.This one is absolutely everything.- Fits perfectly (this little machine is aligned to my standards of perfection which are pretty high I think)- Literally no dust. There's barely any chance for dust. It wasn't a complete waste of time to get every last speck of dust off a screen only to have more drift down. I mean I run the shower to get steam going to reduce dust and everything I can possibly do at home. I didn't have to run the shower or any of the other extreme measures I've taken to get a screen protector on right. The flap on the machine totally encloses the case and it really is dustproof (again, to my standards)- Unless you're a person who never reads a syllable of instructions for stuff, this is a foolproof way to do it. I'm going to prove that to myself later and have my husband do his own because it is going to work perfectly. I have that much faith in it.My only con and it didn't warrant taking off stars:- A machine that's about half the size and all the durability of a VHS tape is going to generate a lot more waste than other screen protector kits. I've had this thing in my cart for ages and finally went on and got it, but that's the reason it took so long for me to make the decision to buy it.- Another drawback is there's not much of anything the machine can be repurposed for. It's designed to be used for this screen protector alone because of the peg setup on the inside. However, that being said, some enterprising person such as myself could look at it and keep the pegs and pull strip they use, and figure out how to attach that to a different screen protector for the exact same device. I don't see this one giving out anytime soon, but now I'm wondering if it's possible to use it for other protectors.Things I don't know because they're features I don't use:- not sure how well it works for biometric sensitivity. I never scan my own fingerprint the same way twice so I never use it. However, my husband uses that feature exclusively so when he installs his I'll give an update not only on how easy it was for him, but also how well the biometric reading works.- it doesn't go all the way down the curve. For me that's a plus because no phone case has ever worked with any curved screen protector since the advent of curved screens, and I'm not taking arguments on that10/10, would buy again but feel convicted about it because it's not great for the environment but it's worth my sanity 😕~~~~~~About a month later I'm back with my report on my husband doing the same thing. I was so excited. But something happened and his phone caught on something as we were pulling out the drawer, and the screen protector itself didn't even *start* adhering until it was 1/4 of the way out. So our second screen protector was ruined immediately before it even had a chance to feel the sun. And I don't see any way to get replacements. So we're stuck now with this huge piece of waste. 😒 What a bummer.Second edit about eight months later:Got a second one and it worked perfectly. My honored post as Screen Protector Girl has been restored.Also, the biometrics also worked perfectly on the dear husband's phone, so that's yet another plus for this thing. Geez does it generate a lot of waste though. This will be the last time I get them, but they only come with two protectors, so hopefully we can make them last. So far so good though! A little debris has gotten in under the left edge over time, but I'm sure that's because I didn't make absolutely sure it was on before I put the case back on, and I jogged it loose I think. Anyways, still recommend, make them last!

Seems to be a decent protector but the fingerprint reader no longer worked with S22 Ultra, even after re-registering finger prints multiple times. It worked SOMETIMES, but rarely. I tried another brand that is not tempered glass, but rather a privacy film and it does work perfect with the fingerprint sensor. This was important to me. HOWEVER, for the S21 Ultra, this brand did work perfect, with everything. NOT for the S22 Ultra unfortunately.