Air Bubbles On Glass Screen Protector

I prefer the flexible screen protector, as you can bend it while installing to keep air bubbles out.

Does it's job perfectly, no bubbles, can hardly tell any screen protector is on the camera.

I was extremely happy with the Moshi Screen Protector. I have never found a screen protector that was so easily applicable with zero air bubbles. I prefer the matte touch for the glare, and it has been extremely helpful. If you're looking for a screen protector, this should definitely be top-choice!

At first I was reluctant to spend the extra money for this protector, but it does seem to be of higher than average quality. I had a different protector for my other D500, but air bubbles got trapped inside when I applied it. With the Phantom, the protector clung to the screen very easily and no air bubbles got trapped. It's almost impossible to notice that it is there at all.

The protector was very easy to apply and to get into perfect position. There wasn't any problem with air bubbles. It's clear and there aren't any issues with glare or reading the screen. I don't even know it's there. Take the time and make sure you have removed any dust before applying.

I was worried that this would be difficult to install without a bunch of air bubbles but with the clever installation system the protector came with, it was the easiest one I've ever installed! Nice and thick without effecting the keyboard folio when it's folded up. Excellent product!

I failed in my application of the Vello protector. Im not sure if it was me or the product. But the Vello protector required a lot of attention to something to which I apparently failed to pay sufficient attention, after several attempts. Result: non-resolvable air bubbles in two corners. Phantom Glass, on the other hand, went on perfectly with the first attempt. Absolutely no bubbles to sponge/push out. Additionally, I believe the Phantom Glass protector is thinner and doesnt have as much of an edge as the Vello protector. Great product. I will remember.

Easy to install with no air bubbles!

This is glass, not the plastic film. Goes on without air bubbles. View is much better than with the stock plastic cover.Too early to judge durability, but appears it will be worth the cost.

The installation is a little tricky; like brain surgery. I ended up with a couple of air bubbles under the glass, but it seems to be no big problem. The top viewfinder on the Sony is one of the worst in the industry for people with glasses. With the new sunshade, I will try using only the screen. After some test shoots I really like it.