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Screen protector did not install properly. Quality is very poor. I contacted their support twice for refund but they did not reply. Very disappointing and frustrating.
I don’t recommend buying anything from them.
Almost a Scam!
Screen protectors were sended from china. After one week screen protector started to loosen and get off.
I write to customer service and they told it was my fault and something went under it when i attach the protector. No refund and i have to take it of because its ruining now front camera (face id) and even a screen touching.
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