Samsung Ef-UX930CTEGUJ Anti-Reflecting Screen Protector Compatible with Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra

Horrible experience for an overpriced piece of plastic. was a nightmare getting it on and the plastic thingies kept slipping. at first there were small bubbles , so i tried reapplying it. then the horrors ensued. the bubbles would not let go and kept appearing. additional note: not a single part of it is anti reflective, so thas kind of a scam. for such a high price, this should not happen. complete fail and is now sitting in my trash. before you tell me i applied it wrong, i spent half an hour carefully following the tutorial that is linked on the box, so needless to say i am very much disappointed.

This screen protector was so easy to install, you have to follow the directions. I watched the video twise and read it a few times. I bought another one to have on hand if anything happens to this one.

I purchased this even after reading the bad reviews and I decided to wing it when installing it, which was a mistake. First, the guidance jigs that are temporarily applied to the corners of the device kept popping off. I should have let the adhesive strips set a little while longer. Then the tabs on the screen protector that have the cutouts for the guidance jigs both came off during the install and so I had to resort to manually aligning it on my screen. I had to lift it off several times to get a good alignment, but I finally got it. I was happy with the alignment, but was disappointed with all the bubbles which are mentioned in the bad reviews. With the included squeegee and some patience, I was able to work out all the bubbles except for one tiny one which is probably due to dust or a spec of lint. I'm happy with the final result, but for the price, 2 screen protectors should be included in the package. If you decide to purchase this make sure to watch the installation video first, make sure your screen is free of all dust/lint, and bring plenty of patience to work out all the bubbles.

I use the Samsung anti-reflective films on my Fold 6, and learned by my mistake about that line left in the middle. After wasting one film, the second one had the same issue but I read it would disappear by day 2, and it did. I was prepared to have that same line issue on the S10 ultra tablet, but I knew there are no anti-reflective screen protectors to be found, so I used the one for the S 11 Ultra. I had to carefully cut out by the front camera to get it to fit correctly. Yes, I did a very accurate job of that. However, getting that film on such a huge device without bubbles and creases was a nightmare. With all my skill, it didn’t matter. It was a disaster and I ripped it right off and I remain now with none. It almost worked though. That device is just too big to risk just one screen protector in the package. I probably could have succeeded if there was a second. I do love the Samsung anti-reflective films though. I’m almost ready to risk it again, but I’m not.

I just installed the screen protector and the engineer that designed this was not checking the product at all. Very difficult to install on the new Galaxy Tab S11 plus. Bubbles are a pain to get out and there are even two crease marks where the protective blue plastic and the screen protector meet at. The blue protector pieces DO NOT come off easily like the guide video showed. I'd take a cheap aftermarket screen protector after this hot mess.

Just got it and I was really looking forward to using Samsung’s official screen protector for the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, but the experience has been very disappointing. The installation was nothing like what Samsung’s own video demonstration showed. In the video, the process looked smooth and simple — in reality, it was a struggle to get it lined up correctly and free of bubbles. Another letdown is what’s included in the box. You only get a cloth, no alcohol wipe to properly clean the screen before applying. For a premium device like the Tab S11 Ultra, I expected more from Samsung. On top of that, the material feels like a flimsy film rather than something that inspires confidence in long-term durability. I usually go with Zagg’s Invisible Glass protectors (which are much sturdier and easier to install), but unfortunately they don’t make one yet for this tablet. If you’re expecting a smooth install and solid protection, this one probably isn’t it.