Supershieldz (2 Pack) Designed for Garmin Edge 1050 Screen Protector, High Definition Clear Shield (TPU)

When I first pulled it out of the package, I felt like the others who reviewed this product: "It's not the same as other Super Shieldz products. I just figured out how to apply the older products with a bubble free result. Now I have to learn a completely different way to do this" with a much thinner product. Back to the old grind of trashing multiple protectors trying to get it right. Anyway, I watched the video tutorial on their website multiple times before making my first attempt. The package instructions were just not adequate. There were a few small bubbles but they disappaered after about 36 hours, just like they said in the instructions. Looks perfect now. No need for a second try.

How difficult could it be to install a screen saver? The instructions are going against you on this one! Even the video doesn't cover the four peel off tabs, which don't make much sense. Another example of how they've over complicated simple things. Don't buy this one. It is very soft as well. Go elsewhere

Although it is intimidating and tricky to install, I suspect all of most of the bad reviews are coming from people who messed up the installation. It fits pretty much perfectly and the bubbles do go away. My attached photos are with the screen protector on. The screen on the 1050 is not flat so this TPU option is as good as we’re gonna get. I normally would opt for Tempered glass on anything but with this non-flat screen I think this protector is phenomenal. Could not be happier with it!

Updated review: Updated my stars on review. the bubbles have disappeared, and the product looks better after a few days. My only gripe is that the cut to match the screen isn’t very accurate, and the material isn’t tempered glass like some of their other products. I hope it will protect accordingly.Although I have been a loyal user of Super Shield products for some time, I regret to inform you that I cannot recommend them for the Garmin 1050. The material used in the shield is incompatible with the screen, resulting in visible bubbles and an unsatisfactory cut. If you are considering these products, I strongly advise you to explore alternative options.

The beveled edges of the Garmin 1050 forces you to use a more flexible screen protector. This one is relatively thin and provides sufficient protection.Applying took some time but worked out alright. The first time the protector was applied, there were quite a few bubbles so I partially lifted it back up and set it down again, which worked great. I have one small speck of dust near the edge of the screen but otherwise looks great.Having a protector is a must on an expensive computer like the Garmin 1050.

I handle all of the screen protector installs for my family and have never had an issue. This install had you remove the bottom portion and then the top portion and then the middle. The bottom portion did not separate from the middle portion. The top portion separated from the middle portion. This caused issues with installing the screen and left marks and bubbles.Update: Bubbles are gone but screen material is still less than desirable.

Very difficult to apply. So many air bubbles that will not flatten out. Would give it zero stars, if possible.

There are NO ON-LINE INSTRUCTIONS for a Garmin 1050, it's just generic (phone) tempered glass instructions which don't align to the 4 tabs you must extract to get a decent fit. Even then you will have bubbles under the screen. HINT, you WILL use both screen protectors with NO success. Guess I just wasted $7.99