 I don't often review screen protectors. Why you might ask? Well, it's because most of them are complete garbage. They're not very clear. They're difficult to apply. They make the screen feel weird and then finally they come off. It's a terrible user experience, and I don't use them personally. In fact, I've only done a screen protector review once when I did a real-world test of a product called Liquid Armor, which I continue to use to this day by dragging a protected phone and a dummy control phone down the street behind my motorcycle. This time, unfortunately, I don't have anything so extreme planned, but what I do have is a really impressive screen covering product from a basically unheard of Canadian company. It's called Phantom O- Phantom Hourglass. It's called Phantom Glass, and it's the first product since Liquid Armor that has really gotten my attention and made me think about switching. The Flash Voyager GTX USB 3.0 drive from Corsair provides SSD-like performance and fits comfortably in your pocket. Click now to learn more. All right, so what is it? Well, in a nutshell, you know that super cool scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass that you've got on your phone in all likelihood? Well, it's a screen protector that's made of that instead of some lame-o piece of plastic. That means it's flexible, shatter-resistant, scrape-resistant, oleophobic, so it's easy to wipe clean, and it's almost perfectly clear. It won't hurt the touchscreen performance, and finally, it won't feel any different from the stock glass other than raising the surface of your phone a fraction of a millimeter, something that folks who like vinyl wraps from companies like dbrand might actually find desirable because it'll be more even, but it gets better. Their claim that I totally didn't believe is that aside from being removable and reusable, it's super easy to apply and basically impossible to get bubbles stuck in. So after the first step where you use the included wipe to clean the surface of the phone, I peeled off the backing and tried to lay it down as gradually and carefully as I possibly could because I thought it would be really hard to take off and reapply. I ended up not aligning it quite right, and it turns out it was both super easy to take off and much easier to put on than I thought because I checked the instructions when I did it the second time. I did two phones in a matter of minutes. Once I figured it out, you just drop it right on the spot on the screen and the bubbles like just work themselves out. It uses some kind of silicone nano adhesive nonsense to achieve all this, but all I know is damn, it works really well. And once on, it actually stays equally impressive. It is noticeably thicker like I said, especially if you have a button that comes through it like at the bottom of an iPhone, but the edges are smoothed, so they're not harsh on your fingers or anything like that, and they won't peel up even if you have a snug fitting case. I actually requested two versions of it, one for my 1M8 daily driver and another for my old iPhone 4 because I wanted to test, and this is the last kind of miraculous claim that they're making here, I wanted to test their claim that the adhesive coating actually fills micro scratches in the glass on beat-up devices. So this one I got one for just because I wanted to have one for it. This is an over three-year-old phone that has tons of micro scratches all over the screen. So I put it on after first trying to kind of catch some of the scratches in the light, and after I did, no, it doesn't fill in all the scratches, but it did make a visible difference. Many small, small scratches were filled in to the point where I can't see them anymore, and some of the bigger ones, well, the visibility is actually reduced, so there you go, does what it says it is. That's it, I guess. One of the most positive reviews I've ever given on this channel. Maybe I'm a sellout and they slipped me a couple hundreds, maybe it's because I'm biased towards my Canadian bro who brought this product to market, or maybe it's because this truly is the first screen protector product that has impressed me in the last two years, because it's basically like putting another identical skin of Corning's awesome glass that I'm a huge fan of as an extra protective layer over top of your original one. I'll let you guys decide what my motivation was here. Speaking of deciding, an easy decision would be trying out Hulu Plus for absolutely free for two weeks. Compared to regular, Hulu Plus gives you access to all current season episodes of a bunch of network TV shows on your own schedule, and lets you stream videos on pretty much any device you already own, like your iPad or your Roku. Hulu Plus gives you access to a wide variety of content like Korean dramas, kids shows, and Fraternion movies, so you can be watching a classic anime like Dragon Ball Z, almost said anime, what am I even talking about? I don't even know! Then you can switch over to the latest episodes of network TV shows like Brooklyn Nine-Nine with just a few clicks. You'll also get access to originals that you can't get anywhere else like The Awesomes, created by Seth Meyers and Mike Shoemaker, an animated comedy about a misfit group of superheroes, all 10 episodes of season 1 are available now, and season 2 premieres in just a few days on August 4th. So guys, be sure to check out Hulu Plus using my link, HuluPlus.com slash Linus. It only costs $7.99 a month, and if you use the link in the video description, you get the first two weeks of Hulu Plus absolutely free. Thanks again for watching guys, like this video if you liked it, dislike it if you disliked it, leave a comment letting me know what screen protector do you use. Are you considering trying out Phantom Glass? It's like phantoms, but like glass. Look, there's nothing in the box. It's a phantom. Actually, it's because I already applied it to a phone, but I think we're done here. Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already. Check the link in the video description to support us. We have links where you can buy cool t-shirts with Linus Tech Tips on the back of them, where you can support us monthly or the last one, right? Yes, changing your Amazon bookmark to one with our affiliate code so we get a small kickback whenever you buy stuff.