Screen Protector for Canon EOS R5 Mark II + Top [2+2Pack] EOS R5 ii Tempered Glass Screen Protector 0.3mm High Definition 9H Hardness Anti-Scrach Anti-Bubble

Perfect fit & installed easily.

Does as described: Harden glass protectors that go on easy and do not interfere with the touch screen. Double check that the camera model is correct. (In my case the Canon R5 MII has a larger screen than the R5, and some suppliers were stating the same screen protector for both.)

There are a handful of things I get when I buy a new (or new to me) camera, screen protectors are near the top of that list.For the price point, it’s worth it compared to replacing a screen or just dealing with a scuffed up nightmare, the quality is great and allows touchscreen, it’s been on there for about six months and hasn’t had a problem, I wil say any time I use these I’m glad they send two because I always manage to get bubbles in the first try, phones cameras, anything with a screen protector… my first go is a mess. They’re easy to apply.I never mind buying these.

It does the job and precisely fits the key spots without losing sensitivity or clarity. There are two in the pack, so it's a fair value. There are no bubbles, and it's easy to install.

To protect camera screen, this is a Must-Have item. No brainer for the values to its cost. I bought this for Canon R5Mark II BEFORE I buy the camera!! Be prepared! Better safe than sorrow and sorry!

First, there are TWO sets each (main screen protector and panel protector) just in case you screw up badly and need to redo. But RTFI TWICE and watch the video before you start. If you do, it should work very well for you.Also, note that they say "remaining bubbles should work themselves out and disappear in a few hours." THIS IS TRUE so don't get frustrated or angry or use the second set of covers right away until you've at least waited overnight.Despite having a brand new camera and following the instructions meticulously, I ended up with a tiny spot and a large bubble on the main screen which I tried unsuccessfully to get out. After contact the manufacturer -who responded very promptly in a few hours by email (not sure where they're based) they advised me to wait a few hours. The next day I checked and the bubble had, in fact, "worked itself out and disappeared!" There still was a very tiny "dot" that might have been a spec I missed in cleaning (static electricity and all) or a defect in the glass protector, I don't know, but it was hardly noticeable, and only at a certain angle.At that point, I remembered the old aphorism, "Don't let 'perfect' be the enemy of 'good.'" This was a very good fit, and a 99% clean seal (the LCD top panel was "perfect") so I didn't waste time or effort trying to go from "99%" to "100%" because I knew I could also end up going from "99%" to "75%" - or worse!Keep in mind that these are GLASS covers not plastic/vinyl covers and they handle differently. In the case of vinyl/plastic protectors, if you get a bubble, you're stuck with it since there is some stretch with the material that allows the bubble to bulge without moving. With glass, however - as is now apparent, - because it's stiff, the bubble has no where to go but out, and eventually the pressure/weight of the glass forces it to the edge where it is expunged.Good product. I recommend it.

I expect these will do well since I had camera carefully…only scratches due to strap gear are easily protected by this product

I liked them, the fit perfectly and now my screens are protected.