Things like dust, lint, and bubbles can all be removed. When you apply a screen protector, the most important thing is to get it lined up and centered.

There are several methods to ensure you have a bubble-free, 'perfect' screen protector application. There isn't a single bubble (I'd like to claim it was scratch-free, but there are some light scratches visible from when my daughter got a hold of it). I've had the same screen protector on my iPad 2 since release in March 2011. No matter how well you put on a screen protector, it will almost always end up a bubbled mess within a week or so, and it will typically attract more oils/dirt than the regular screen, which causes an annoying amount of friction when you slide your finger on the screen, making using the phone sort of unpleasant. If you are asking for purchase advice, make sure you mention the max budget, your usage pattern, phone requirements by your priorities - connectivity, storage, camera, performance, display etc. Mention your issue in detail with a screenshots of the error message and/or Settings > About Phone alongwith your model number, unlocked/carrier, stock/custom/rooted ROM etc. Promotions, giveaways, affiliates, piracy, blog spams, offtopic, buying or selling used gadgets are strictly not allowed. Post in English only so that everyone can understand. RULE 2 : All posts should be in English and related to Moto G. Failure to abide is likely grounds for warning/ban. If you find anyone violating the reddiquette, report the post/comment/user. Read and follow the Reddiquette and the important links mentioned above before posting anything. u/MotoAgents - Verified Motorola Employee (Customer Care) This subreddit is a friendly community that is dedicated towards assistance, discussion and troubleshooting for Moto G series. We are not officially associated with Lenovo or Motorola.

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