amFilm 3 Pack Screen Protector for Google Pixel 10 & 9 Pro XL 6.8" 2025 & 2024 | 9H+ Military-Grade Tempered Glass | Drop Protection | Fingerprint Compatible | Easy Alignment Frame | Bubble Free

First and foremost, the fingerprint sensor on the Pixel 9 Pro XL DOES work with this screen protector, and it works rather flawlessly. Secondly, installation was a snap using the included guide frame - alignment was perfect, only took seconds to install. When installing, make sure you press the MIDDLE of the screen protector so it adheres from the middle out to the edges, rather than from the edges toward the middle. Otherwise, you'll end up with bubbles under the screen protector. These can be worked out using a dry cloth or paper towel. Touch screen responsiveness is excellent with this screen protector...be sure to enable "Screen Protector mode" within the Android OS by going into Settings > Display > Touch Sensitivity > Screen protector mode (enable this option).The ONLY drawback to this screen protector is that it nearly comes in contact with my Spigen Tough Armor case because the protector covers the entire screen. If it left just a smidge more of room around the edges I'd be less concerned about the case potentially causing the edges of the screen protector to lift. So far I have not had the edges lift on me but it's VERY, very close to where the case overlaps the screen edges. Some MAY have problems depending on the case.Overall this is a nice screen protector, definitely recommend it for protecting your Google Pixel 9 Pro XL Screen. The ease of installation and the fact that the fingerprint sensor remains functional with this screen protector installed makes it an excellent buy for under $10.

I have ordered these amFilm screen protectors from TechMatte a couple of times now, for a couple of different phone models. The price is excellent for what you get, since you get three in every pack. Every once in awhile I drop my phone enough times that one of them finally breaks, but then I have a couple of backups and I can easily just change it out. They have always kept my actual screen behind them protected so that there's no damage to that. These apply really easily with the frame they give you to help line it up, plus they give you wet and dry wipes and a microfiber cloth to make sure the screen is completely clean before you apply the protector. It's not difficult to get additional bubbles out from under it after applying, and it looks great when it's done.I did have a problem with one of my orders where one of the screen protectors wasn't sealed like it was supposed to be and had dust attached to it right out of the box. So while that was disappointing, I contacted TechMatte, and they right away sent me an entire box of replacements and those ones are perfect, so now I have even more extra screen protectors. I'm still giving them five stars because of the excellent customer service and the fact that they sent me an entire new box like that, very quickly and at no cost to me. The customer service was great. I would recommend these protectors to anyone, this is definitely my preferred brand for value, ease of installation, and great quality.

Clarity, great look, quality checked! Very satisfied with this product and I do recommend it, the kit includes all you need for a smooth installation without bubbles.

Pretty good, went on easy and zero issues.. works perfectly, nice feel, does okay with fingerprint oils. Kinda hoping for a bit better scratch protection though, micro scratches from being in pockets etc can still happen if you look in the lightyou can see them.

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.

Complete kit with alignment frame is nice, does not appear to be "Google Approved" as there is no QR code to scan when turning screen protector on in the phone's settings. You may or may not have bubbles, but they are fairly easy to push out, this protector does appear to degrade fingerprint sensing somewhat.