F*CKING WRONG. Step 1: put on full scuba gear. Step 2: train a monkey to think positive thoughts your way. Step 3: perfectly apply the screen protector. Step 4: Celebrate.

For a 'dust free' environment, try your bathroom after you've taken a shower. I'm not kidding. The residual steam eliminates dust particles from the air. Make sure you've got a clean flat work surface, and have everything ready before you shower. -- You don't want to run through the house naked and wet. ...or maybe you do. No judgement here. :o) I've successfully applied screen savers to all my family's phones and tablets in this way. Works like a charm. Seriously. Try it.

Guys, I DID IT!, NO BUBBLES, this is the most proudest moment of my life :D

I love it. A "dust free environment." Even in the cleanest of rooms, yes, including the bathroom after you've taken a hot shower/bath, there's always dust in the air and these things attract it like magnets, as does the phone screen! Seconds after you've checked to "make sure," you can be "sure," that more dust will have settled, even if it's only that one pesky bit, which ends up, of course, in the middle of your screen after application! :O) I'd say take the protector out of the box long before you start cleaning the screen and ensuring it's "dust free," otherwise, you're allowing even more time for dust to settle back on the screen. Unless it's an edge to edge protector, particularly on the iPhone 6, you need *very* steady hands in order to get a good alignment with the Home Button. If at any time you can see a bubble then you can lift the protector up and allow even *more* dust to settle on the screen! :O) If it's dust, then lift the protector with a piece of tape and go through the nightmare of having to continually fight a battle of removing one dust particle, while another one settles somewhere else and you don't see it till the whole thing is on! :O) "And there you have it!" Aww, we didn't get to see the final moments, just the edited version of how you got to the end? ;O) Seeing as there's a massive industry/racket involved in producing and selling these things, I think it'd be a great idea, if professional "installers," sprung up everywhere, so that people like me who've had endlessly frustrating moments trying to apply these things can just go to and have it fitted, with some sort of guarantee that it'll be fitted without bubbles and dust trapped beneath them.. Why isn't this available everywhere. Mmmmmmmmm let me *cook* on that. Could it be that the people who flog these things know full well, that your average punter is going to fail time and again and have to keep coming back and paying for more Screen Protectors, many of which will assure "bubble free," application! :O)

in the time she took to open the package, about 500 dust specks would have landed on my phone.

She is sooooo beautiful!

"You can start from the top or the bottom" Thats what she said Literally

i like how she ripped the package over RIGHT over the phone that she just cleaned..

I can't take her seriously when she sais "rub it down" and "apply the protection"

If you look carefully at the screen protector, it's horribly put on

i watch like 6 video of apply a screen protector and i failed it lol

Basically to appky a screen protector, follow these steps, watch all the tiny bubbles appear, cry. Congrats!! You've failed!

For the first time in my life i plied like a pro, thank you for this great tips ! Especially the tape to remove dust afterwards!!!

If you take your time; it ends up looking like crap! I do it fast and it perfect! With the screen protector out of the package and the back side exposed; it takes me maybe 3 seconds to do the job! No bubbles, no lint, nothing. I clean the iPhone before hand; and then place it on! Total time 6 seconds.

ENG: Thank camp. Sure wasting a protector, but after watching the lesson did the first time. Thank you. BG: Благодаря, стана. Разбира се изхабих един протектор, но след като гледах урока го направих от първият път. Благодаря.

An easier way to do it is to not peel the backing off all at once, just peel off the end, align it on your phone and slowly peel it off as you apply the protector, using a card to smooth it out. No bubbles, no problem. But the absolute best way to go is tempered glass. I'll never go back to plastic screen protectors if I don't have to.

I hope she read all these comments about her looks. I wish people were that nice to me.

That sticky tape trick at the end worked a charm. Thank you!

this is a pain for a tablet.

Another couple of bits of advice, ensure the device is switched off before starting to apply the protector, and also a very light spray of water on the screen first to help smooth out any bubbles. Works every time for me...

You run your shower on hot for a few minutes and five minutes later you have dust free environment in your bathroom. As the humidity causes all the dust particles to settle. Its may be strange to apply the screen protector in the bathroom, but it totally works.

The advice on ' dust free environment ' is really important- that means, closing any open windows or turning off the fan- if there is any.

I didn't hear a word she said tbh, too busy looking at her

The bubbles add additional protection :-)

What I find works best to apply them is to align the top sensors and the home button on any device at the same time then let it drop down from the middle to the outside and you then have a screen protector lined up perfectly. For bubbles you are on your own.

It's quite easy actually. You have to apply the screen protector in the bathroom right after a hit shower. Steam will clean the environment and any suspended dust. This simple trick will do 50% of the job :)

Watching people do this is truly a terrifying experience but im happy this had a happy ending where all the characters live

She's indirectly insulting fat people when she said "fat fingers". lol

Lady, you have huge balls. Putting a screen protector on in front of a camera must of been the most nerv racking thing ever. I would like to see the same video, but on a tablet. I just put one on and a credit card can't help you due to the larger size.

Yes it definitely does. Go to Corning's website under the "Products with Gorilla" section then under Samsung.

Great little video. I have always had problems with applying screen protectors but that little bit about using sticky tape is shear genius!

I'll give her credit for doing something like this on camera, but Don't use this video to learn how to install a screen protector.... 1 minute went by between cleaning the screen and placing the protector on the phone. That's 1 minute dust is falling on your screen. She also opened up the package, by ripping cardboard no less, right over her cleaned (now not clean), phone. Then she 'aligns' the protector by using the home button, which is a CIRCLE. You can get the spacing around the button correct, but you can't align anything using a circle, you need straight lines to do that. The protector can be spaced correctly around the button, but be off by ½, 1, 10, even 180 degrees, and still look 'right' around the button. There is no such thing as a "sweet spot" around the home button. Don't start squeezing out bubbles until you know when you lay the whole thing down that its exactly where you want it. As you can see at the end, it was not a good job. In short, use tape to clean the screen, after doing all the other obvious cleaning. Use the hinge method to align and place the protector (google it), and don't mess around after you've cleaned your screen, dust is everywhere. If you can, do it in the bathroom after a hot shower where dust is less likely to be floating around. Clean, peel, install... using hinge method.

i got bubbles all over the fucking place, should've watched this video first god damnit

For everyone faithfully following these steps, you need to alcohol rub the screen first, then cleaning cloth THEN go over the screen with tape to get all the dust off.

That's guide is the best one I actually put on a screen protector. WITHOUT BUBBLES

Sharon is not only hot, she can also apply a screen protector perfectly. Watch how she double-checks for air bubbles.

She's so beatiful.

thank you very much....i applied the screen guard successfully with the help of this video...:)

I love this woman, I love her video and i love my Samsung s3, thanks Sharon.

You took so much time in applying this protector. I am not an expert, but I could do as many as five during this time... Lol

Great first steps to leading up to open heart surgery

Thanks, Very good . I have just acquired a Rand Mcnally GPS which came with the old type of screen protector you demonstrated here. This is 2018 but this is what they provided so I'm grateful this is still avail. to watch. I would never use anything but glass screen protector on new electronics, e.g., smart phones that glass screen protectors are provided for they are much better in my opinion. Anyhow, this was straight forward and informative. Thanks.

dust free environment! 😂😂😂 if only!

Hi you should try out put a bit of alcohol while applying the screen protector between the protector and the phone. The alcohol prevents the bubble and catches the dust :) you only have to use a cloth to clean the excess

I’ve experimented. The best dust free environment I found was underwater in the local swimming pool. Apply it there 👍

i got my screen covered few hours ago , the guy (salesman) did it in 2 minutes ( he however , did it in a completely different way how she did in the vid here without any card), no bubble , no dust , fully aligned( i checked with a magnifying glass after seeing this vid) , i never knew that it was so hard for most people ................... LUCKY MEEEEEEEEEEEEE !!!!!!!!!!

You'll want to clean the screen only immediately before you're ready to apply the protector. The screen tends to attract dust just sitting around.

Already knew how to apply screen protector but i just watched the video for the lady. LOL

I use zagg screen protectors. I used to use the Extreme plastic screen protector but that always bubbled despite having it installed by the Zagg guy. Then they came out with a temper glass protector, i got them to install one, and it was perfect and it didn't make a rainbow or feel rubbery

perfect. I can also advice to clean hands before because they can have a kind of naatural fat that can make some problems after. If you have an animal, go in another room where it walks nt often (even bathroom is better) because the hair of some cats are irresistable flying everywhere. And last piece of advice, do not use a credit card as she said, you can easily damage a layer. Put a special material around credit card for instance, that will allow you to avoid any problems. And do NOT hurry! close the door and switch off any of your phones! good luck with that!

I found the tape trick to be very helpful! Thanks!

This chick is awesome

When the bubbles become small it's really hard to get them out, but if you don't try to get them out immediately through the corners it will be close to impossible later on. I use my bare thumbs to force the bubbles to the corners (and debit card) which works most of the time, but the cloth won't get the bubbles out. The cloth is too slippery to move the bubbles.

thnaks sharon! you gave me some good tips! too bad in Australia (that's where i am from) they don't sell Sir lancelot screen protectors

This is the slowest method ever. I've seen beginners go faster then this with flawless results. if you want it to apply quickly and not waste time like this video do this. 1. clean screen with alcohol 2. take a small piece of tape and dab it all over the screen picking up any lint that is left behind 3. apply screen protector by aligning vertically on the middle (speaker and home button) 4. press out any air bubbles and celebrate. total time exactly one min. Oh forgot to mention, when pulling the top layer of the screen protector once it's applied don't pull slow like she did otherwise you'd definitely risk getting dust under it. Instead just pull it quickly.

Or you can wet it and slide it around to where its in a perfect place then squeeze the water out. That's what I do and it goes on perfectly

Does a Christmas card work. I dont know anyone with a,credit card.

1:55 thats what u all are here for :)

For those of us who resell our little tech devices, investing in protection products will definitely pay for itself when you're 2 yr old cell phone looks like it's brand spanking new. I know from experience how profitable and extremely easy it is to sell like new as opposed to heavily used and nasty!

You are gorgeous Sharon. Great job here. Thumbs up.

The tape is a good tip ^_^. I usually use a game stop card because it bends less. Any tips for tablet screen protector application? Anyway you can use the liquid from the wet screen shields on the dry screen shields?

Sharon vaknin is sooo beautiful!!!!!

There is no such thing as a dust free environment! Thats just nonsense.

for dust free enviroment ; wet the large hand towel and apply screen protector on that

from what I've seen, the iPhone 5's screen has been holding up better than the SGS3. Even on a comparison test by a channel named "Android Authority" the iPhone 5 won lol :D

what a trick to use tape to remove dust. that really saved me :-)

Good Video. Ripping open the screen protector packaging near / over top the phone you just dusted off might be one detail of the the video not to copy. Seems like it might not be free of dust.

Trick is to align and put that thing on quick before dust flies under it.

Zir its cool.. I am not being cocky.. I applied to CNET haven't had any luck.. I am a very tech savvy person and care about little tiny details.. One thing I notice CNET has gone little lazy on their videos they don't do enough research before they make their videos... Which is very disappointing a reputable tech news company don't do enough digging on their articles.

I found the sweet spot on her home button.

Extremely useful, esp the credit card part..Thanks a lot

she just made something so easy so complicated

Lady forgot to mention " you also need a pair of Non-shaky hands". cheers.

Tip for a dust free environment: In the bathroom right after taking a shower :)

Screen protectors scratch my phone and you can't see in bright daylight lol 😂

I failed my first one, but now I got it perfectly :)

Did anyone notice she was holding the phone upside down after applying the screen protector. Lol

My method is grab in the middle like she has it and just drop it down so the middle touches first and just let it lay down on its own then. Remove bubbles

iPhone hah everyone can install screen protector on that small screen i have Xperia Z1 and Note 3 5 inch displey and its so much hard to install on bigger screen

OMG! This is way looks so much easier. Now I get the jest to it. Going to try this way first. Thanks for the video.

buy a decent screen protector the ones are rigid/thick only 4-5$, it will protect screen 5x than cheap ones and stick alone without bubbles after you attach it from top/bottom. I used to buy cheap ones 1$ and yes they were a headache and still got scratches

God...the title should be called "How to apply a condom in a quiet room"

SHE'S TOTALLY HOT!

I just bought a case that has a fold over flap to the side, kind of like a wallet. Not a single scratch in 3 years.

She did a great job using the flexible film. But don’t do this for glass as it’s as flexible.

thanks so much! it was really easy to apply it with the credit card

your very lovely,and yes it worked.

The mole on her neck got me wondering if I had a spec of dust on my laptop monitor. LOL!

thank you ! i did it just after watching the guide; it helped a lot ! :)

I did this terribly for my iPod. But it still does the job.

Wrong about the iPhone 5 screen...does not scratch easily! I still put one on for peace of mind though, but the sides on the black one more vulnerable to scratches, not the screen itself.

the chick is pretty hot

Nice demonstration

You had the secret to easy application sitting right there. Spray the screen with the alcohol. slide the protector into position, done. 5 seconds.

I think almost all screen protectors do that for the first 2-3 days and then clear out. But i could also be wrong..

Well, I'm pretty much a fan of you.

I put a screen protector on my iPhone the same day I get it. I have never ever touched the bare screen LOL. Not even once. For me it's out of the box and on with the screen protector then power on the phone.

you dont need a screen protector unless you're careless with your phone. if you put it in your pocket by itself it wont scratch. and if you are going to buy a screen protector the one she is using is not the best idea. go with a zagg or ghost armor or something along those lines. theyre designed to actually be pretty scratch resistant as opposed to that cheap one she used that scratches very easily

Another way to apply a screen protector is using the "Hinge" method uploaded by minh8080 on youtube, search for How To: Perfectly Install a Screen Protector - Hinge Method

Me, I don't peel the thing off, I peel it 1/4 of the way, apply the screen protector and gently removing the plastic while doing it. Works Everytime.