Halo on Spigen Screen Protector?

Hi, has anyone had any 'halo' problems on their spigen tempered glass screen protector for their note 5? I'm asking because I ordered the Nillkin screen protector for my note 5 but some people said there is a halo around it. On this youtube video there doesn't appear to be any halo, or is there? : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_CUwo7ZobU

Feedback would be appreciated. Thanks!

Nillkin Tempered Glass Screen Protector?

Hi, I had an amazon voucher so I went ahead and used it to buy the Nillkin H+ Note 5 Tempered Glass Screen protector. Has anyone used this brand before and is it good? I like spigen more but I could only buy the nillkin screen protector with the voucher I had (voucher was only applicable to amazon sold products). I'm still waiting for my note 5 to be delivered :p

This phone must have screen protector

I got that phone for a month now when I looke at the screen after polishing it with fiber cleaner I noticed many scratches unlike the one m8 whose glass was much more durable to me also the gorilla glass3 is more durable than the glass4 so I am posting this to make people know that you need a screen protector for your smartphone

Best PET Film Screen Protector for N5...

Yup - not tempered glass, but PET film. It seems that everyone is interested in glass, and in turn, endless amounts of discussion on issues with glass protectors for the N5. I've used PET film a couple of times in the past few weeks of N5 ownership, in between installations of glass protectors. Each time, the PET film was a joy to go back to, for me. I was wondering which brands of film members have tried and what their results were.

For those who are wondering why the hell would anyone even consider using old-school film, here are the Pros/Cons of film protectors as I see them:

Pros:
- Little/no halo: If we were all installing only film protectors on the N5, we would have, by now, settled on a bunch of brands that get really good results for just about everyone. I've seen this evolution happen with a number of new phones. There's no such consensus on glass protectors for the N5.
- Easier install: if you have at least average skills, you are going to get a good, easy and quick install. Don't need to dedicate time to rubbing out edges that are standing up off the screen, and no need to break out the hair dryer.
- Less visible: really hard to tell that there is a protector on the N5.
- Cost: Film is less expensive, but glass has really come down in price as well.

Cons:
- Less protection: Hey, glass is stronger and harder than film, I get that.
- Not as smooth as glass: although film can be very good, glass is just smoother.

In my experience, it's not until I put a film protector on that I say "Damn, that looks great!" Often I can see a glass protector on a phone at a distance. If it's not the halo it's the edges top and bottom just looking like a protector stuck on the display.

So, I am not starting a case for glass vs film, I just would like to know what film you folks have used on the N5. I use Spigen film and the first install had the tiniest amount of halo above the earpiece (I don't think there should be protector in that area), but everything else was spot-on perfect. The second film is spot-on perfect all around. I have another brand in-bound as we speak.

Kristall Liquid Screen Protector

Has anybody ever heard of this? Just heard about it on the radio and checked it out. Seems pretty interesting, but can't seem to find much info on it.

http://www.amazon.ca/Kristall-Liquid...surge+kristall

*AVOID* Skinomi Tech Glass - Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Glass Screen Protector

The packaging is fancy, install is pretty straight forward... but all the means nothing if the screen protector doesn't cover the whole screen, nor adhere to it either. There is about 1-2 mm on both sides that is left uncovered by the screen protector, and then about 2-3mm where the screen protector does not adhere to the screen leaving an ugly effect. While the part that's not adhered to the screen is only noticeable while the screen is off, the portion uncovered is noticeable with the screen on. You can tell where the screen protector ends and portion not cover begins because of the curved edge of the protector. And there is an annoying rainbow effect when looking at the edge of the screen protector at an angle when the screen is off.

I wonder if these people actually "test" these screen protectors before they start selling them. Or they just go off the design specs available online when measuring.

I'm shopping for a Glass Screen Protector...

I am not bringing this up for suggestions. I am sharing because I have advice.

I had bought a tempered glass protector that left a bad halo. So I'm shopping... carefully because I don't want to spend a fortune. In the Q&A section of one item I found this:

"Q: How does the warranty work because i need a new one
A: I literally just threw mine in the trash because it didn't fit I'd assume theirs a Web site you have to register on "

Don't do what this guy did and throw your item away because it seemed to not fit. Websites like Amazon will make sure you are taken care of whether return or replacement.

Has anyone actually taken off the screen protector?

And put their own, or is the one the Op2 comes with good protection enough?