Mkeke Compatible with iPhone 13 Screen Protector/iPhone 13 Pro Glass Screen Protector Tempered 6.1 inch 3-Pack

I hate applying screen protectors to phones. Like, I despise it. It's a pain. They either end up crooked, embedded with dust, or both. I hate doing this so much that I considered paying extortion-level prices for a "professional" to apply protectors to some new phones that I recently acquired. Furthermore, the iPhone 8/SE 2020/SE 2022 series have curved edges that make haloing (from incompletely adhered edges of the protector) an everpresent risk. My hands get sweaty just thinking about it.There are a zillion screen protector companies with bizarre names (often with abnormally high consonant:vowel ratios) which makes buying a product that fits a complete crapshoot.Mkeke protectors were recommended by several people on a popular social media forum; combined with the reviews on Amazon I took the plunge.The Mkeke protectors for the iPhone 8 / SE 2020 / SE 2022 come packaged with:-Screen protectors x3 (individually packaged in foam sleeves)-3 individually-wrapped packages each containing an alcohol wipe and a decent-sized sticky dust grabber-small polishing cloth-plastic screen applicator frameThe special sauce in this kit is the plastic frame. People on other forums described this as "making precise application of the protector a no-brainer" and while I don't completely agree with this, it's about 98% perfect which is good enough for me.Here's the process I followed for a very successful screen protector application process:-Close bathroom door to reduce errant air currents (dust is the enemy)-Wipe down bathroom counter to remove dust (dust is the enemy)-Humidify bathroom by running hot shower for a few minutes - supposedly this reduces the amount of dust floating around in the air (dust is the enemy)-New phone (SE 2022) directly out of the box; peel off the protective screen film that the phone came shipped with-Immediately apply the plastic Mkeke applicator frame-Use the supplied sticky tape to remove any errant dust (dust is the enemy)-Peel off backing tape on screen protector leaving the sticky side facing down at all times-Align one end of the screen protector the edge of the applicator frame that is closest to the top end phone that has the front camera and speaker cutout-Set down the other end of the protector (nearest the home button)-Apply finger pressure to center of protector to get the adhesion process started-Use supplied polishing cloth to chase the start of adhesion point all the way to all four edges and corners-Massage out any small air bubbles (there were maybe one or two -- surprisingly few!)-Remove frame and make sure the screen protector edges are circumferentially applied-Admire result and gloatThe auto-alignment of the protector using the alignment frame is nearly perfect and certainly good enough for my purpose. I did two phones this way, one after another, and both ended up identically excellent. No dust. No halo. Really no issues at all.I would not hesitate to buy this kit again.

I usually don't write reviews but felt like I needed to for this one. I've used countless amount of screen protectors from different brands in the past and I've always had a horrible air bubbles around the edges of the screen protector (I believe this is called the halo effect).Installed this on my mom's iPhone SE (2020) and first try wasn't successful (had about 3 dust particles that I couldn't get away), which tends to happen but that's why having a 3 pack is always good so you have multiple attempts. Second try was perfect, no air bubbles or no halo effect around the edges of the screen.I've had the same screen protector on my iPhone 8 (for close to a year now) that had the worst air bubble/halo effect all around the edges but never found a brand that was able to fix this issue so I left it alone. Every single screen protector I've tried for the iPhone 8 never worked (since the edges are a bit curved). Since I had an extra screen protector left, I decided try it out on my iPhone 8. It fit perfectly and finally after an entire year... No more halo effect!Pros:- Multiple screens = multiple attempts to get it right.- Comes with an alignment tool which works perfectly.- Very cheap and affordable price.- No halo effect!Cons:- Doesn't come with a square plastic piece (those "squeegee" plastic things that come with screen protectors to squeeze out any air bubbles, but I had extras from my other screen protectors that I've bought so this wasn't an issue for me). You can just use your fingers or a piece of hard cardboard but having that little plastic piece is always nice to have.Impressive. Great job Mkeke! I'll definitely be buying another pack from you to have as a backup if I ever need to replace the current screen protectors.

I bought this 3-pack of screen protectors for my 2020 iPhone SE. Over the past 21 months I have used all 3 of the included screen protectors (I can't tell if I drop my phone a lot or if the protector itself is weaker than other brands - but it doesn't matter because they include 3 and no damage reached my actual phone screen so it did the job). This screen protector goes on very easily. I followed all the cleaning directions first, and then applied the glass protector slowly (let one side of the glass make contact and then slowly lower the other side) rather than dropping it down all at once, this way I had absolutely no trouble with air bubbles. When the screen protector did crack, it remained 99% in-tact and only teeny tiny shards of glass came off the very edge of the protector, but the majority of the protector remained in one piece with just 2-3 large cracks running across it. It actually was still functional, so I procrastinated changing the cover for several weeks. To remove it, all I had to do was get my fingernail underneath a corner and start gently pushing it up and it came right off. I absolutely recommend this product!