For Fitbit Charge 3

Spectreshield was one of the cheapest options I found on amazon, yet it seemed like almost the same product as the more expensive ones! How different can all these different wet application screen protectors be right? Shipping was super fast, and it came in a pack of 8 which was fantastic. It even came with a link to a video on how to apply the screen protector which I haven't encountered before in all my past experiences buying screen protectors for my other devices. The video made it super easy to apply. Although the product doesn't come with the wet solution, it is literally just dish soap and water, so I'm totally okay with them not providing one, potentially making the product more expensive and wasteful for something I already have. It went on my fitbit charge 3 perfectly and is a good fit. Fitbit is still responsive as well. You can tell a little bit that the screen is on since it is plastic vs the original glass, but it doesn't make it uncomfortable or hard to use so I find it non-issue. Overall great product and makes me feel much safer that I won't be accidentally hitting a corner and scratching my screen.

Easy to apply to Fitbit and proving to be quite durable. Highly recommend.

The installation method was easy, just followed the tutorial and you are good to go. The shield is accurate to the screen size and you get several replacements.

Had no trouble installing and it has been working great. I like this kind of screen protector better than the kind that wrap around because these don't interfere with charging at all.

They r easy to put on but bubbles came up after 24 hrs but so far staying in place. It’s just about 3 bubbles and they r small. At least there’s 8, I can just replace them. But I would not recommend them. U have to wet them to put them on in a cup of where with 1/2 teaspoons of dish soap

I had bought other protectors from SpectreShield previously and that is why I went back to them for my Fitbit charge 3. I wish I had done it sooner, because I bought protectors that had the indentations/cutouts to allow for the charger. I did not like those protectors at all! The little indentations were very visible on the face of my Fitbit and even had a white look on the edge, which I didn't like. That's why I went to the full screen protector. Some people have complained that when you put the sides of the charger over the full face protector, that it indents a lot. Well, I have a very simple fix for that! What I did was to take an old business card and cut it so that it fit over the face of my Fitbit. I actually cut it a hair smaller so that the sides of the charger would go over this. If you hold that little piece of the business card on the face as you plug in the charger, you aren't going to get any indentations whatsoever! It will be very smooth. Just keep that little bit of a business card with your charger and hold it on there until you clamp on the charger. Easy-peasy!! :-)

I have installed screen protectors in many, many different situations. I have installed plastic ones and glass ones. I have installed them with and without guides and films to protect against fingerprints under the screen, but this is the first time I've done a wet install. I don't think I'll ever use this kind of product again. For starters, it takes way longer than the traditional alternatives. I won't even count the time I took to watch the video to learn how. Mixing the solution isn't hard and it's just made of soap and water so that's not a big deal. The issue is, you are supposed to let it sit after you apply it so it can dry thoroughly. So we put it on in the evening thinking it would be ready the next day. It went on well enough I guess. It was nice to be able to slide it around and position it just right. It's a bit unnerving to see the bubbles and not know if they will disappear, but they eventually did. But it wasn't long before the protector started sliding around the screen. It never stayed where it dried and that was without testing the Fitbit in a wet environment. It was removed before showering and never went swimming. We didn't even break a sweat before it started sliding all over the place. Sure you get eight in the package, but if they last less than a couple weeks each and you have to go through the hassle of letting them sit between each application, it would be much better to go with the traditional dry installation screens.

Easy to apply and have had no issues with the protector. I've had it on my fitbit for a few days and haven't had any issues. I appreciated the video showing step-by-step how to apply the protector correctly. Great product!Update: the protector fell off without me noticing after only a few days. I’ll try again, it could have been operator error