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From what I've seen/heard, the "hinge" method is closest to fail-safe & keeping fingerprints off of the protector.
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I've done a boat load of screen protectors. None have been "easy" until I used the Iloom Flex for the N3. I was cautioned from Utube videos about once its on, it's hard to re install. I was careful to line up properly and it was a breeze, zero bubbles. It was truly amazing.
Update
Yesterday my Iloom 7H protector started coming apart below my home button. Pieces just chipped off.
I sent an email to Iloom about the problem so probably won't here from them until Monday or so.
I did notice on there website, they do not offer the 7H anymore, just the thicker 9H. The 9H has rounded edges so is less likely to chip.
I'm assuming there have been problems with the older designs.
I'll keep you posted.
Update
Yesterday my Iloom 8H protector started coming apart below my home button. Pieces just chipped off.
I sent an email to Iloom about the problem so probably won't here from them until Monday or so.
I did notice on there website, they do not offer the 8H anymore, just the thicker 9H. The 9H has rounded edges so is less likely to chip.
I'm assuming there have been problems with the older designs.
I'll keep you posted.
Decided to go with the Spigen GLAS.tR. It should arrive tomorrow or tuesday.
I hope I dont mess up the installation,
because I have never applied a screen protector before (normal or glass).
So the basic things to do would be;
-a hot shower (to get rid of floating dust)
-cleaning fingers and screen with alcohol swipe before starting
Anything else I should take to consideration beforehand?
Also, would the home-button be the safest place to start the alignment?

Who doesn't hate putting those darn things on lol.
Thanks for the helpful link there!
I know I usually start out by buying the ones from Verizon, they aren't too overpriced.
So, the Verizon protectors are just regular protectors, not tempered glass?
I am planning to buy a matte type screen protector, where/what is the best deal I could get? Any advice please? Thanks.

I received my Brando 0.20mm tempered glass premium protector yesterday. Quite minimalist Packaging. The protector only had one protective film on the adhesive side, not on the face as described in install instructions. Install was pretty smooth. But problem even after 24+ hours is that the right bottle side is not adhering. There is strange line just at the point where protector doesn't adhere.
The oleophobic coating seem very nive. Clarity is excellent. Screen is soooo smooth. Not used to it yet.
Not a fan of the cutout for the home button. It's not an oval like the home. It is an upside down U. Meaning the bottom is open. Not a deal breaker for me. But would prefer a more custom close fit.
Contacted brando support. Heard back already and they asked if I would like a replacement. I said yes. But not yet received a reply or confirmation.
Just wanted a dedicated thread for screen protectors. I've always used Zagg, Clear-Coat, or BodyGuardz with my devices but the N3 has such a beautiful screen, that I what to try a glass protector. I'm considering the iLoome ScreenMate Flex. It is available for pre-order at $16.99 USD. Does anyone have any experience with iLoome products? Also, is the N3 screen perfectly flat to allow a glass protector?
Link:
iloome Galaxy Note 3 Screen Protector - Premium Flexible Glass
, but so far so good. The screen is so good I just didn't want to put a protector on it. Have used Zag on previous phones and remove it after 18 months or so and take my chances from there.