PCTC 3Pcs Screen Protector for Sony Alpha a7II A7III A7R IV A7SII A7SIII

There is a lot of hype to this camera, and most of it lives up to the billing. The main pros for the camera (from a few months of use): - Eye AF is great, really great for children that run around a lot - The Dynamic Range is no joke. I went from an A7S to this, and the ability to recover detail from shadows and highlights is astounding. - Dual card slots is great, and the fact that you can customize how things get written is great. I do RAW on one card and JPEG to another. - Customizable buttons are very useful. - Battery life is awesome. I'm actually lazy about charging now, because I never had the option to do that with Sony before. Things that aren't great: - Not weather sealed; Sony doesn't seem to be making this a priority on their lenses either. - Lenses and batteries are expensive. Lenses are way more expensive than equivalent Nikons and a little more than Canon. There is also less of a selection. On the other hand, Sony FF is great for adapting old manual lenses, so there is possibly a tradeoff. - Touchscreen is pretty much useless. I'd like to use it for the interface rather than focusing. Things that are so-so: - The interface. I've been using Sony since the A200, and I've never disliked the interface, but I also don't have a lot of experience with other manufacturers. I think there are a lot things where you have to menu dive, but Sony's solved a lot of those problems with customization, so you can probably avoid menus when you've got a setup you like. Sony set up a new norm with this camera: it's feature-packed for a price that is fairly disruptive (compared to Canon and Nikon FF). If you're not a professional, there's really no need to buy another Sony camera in my opinion. Even if you are a professional, this is probably your do-it-all solution (sacrificing speed of A9 and resolution of A7RIII).

Hasn’t broke I scratched since I bought it

This was a 3 protector set and was reasonably priced. I purchased the set for my Sony A7rii and Sony a9 cameras. They fit perfectly. English was obviously not the first language of the person who wrote the instructions but I was able to figure it out. It is very important to have your LCD screen totally clean. I used a clean microfiber lens cloth, the type used for eyeglasses or to clean glass not the cheap bulk type microfiber cloths which in my experience don't clean anything very well. In addition I used the wet wipe wipe followed by the dry wipe. Any streaks were wiped off with the microfiber cloth. I followed that with the roundish blue "dust-absorber" sticker to remove any tiny particles. Take your time using the dust-absorber sticker or a sticky tape that will not leave any residue to remove any dust and go over every bit of the screen. Look at the surface carefully to make sure the surface is totally dust free. I wasn't sure what the guide stickers were for and they weren't mentioned in the instructions. I placed them onto of the top surface of the screen protector with part of the tabs off the protector so I could use them to guide/move the protector into position without having to use my hands/fingers on the edges or underneath the screenprotector and risk contaminating the adhesive/screen. I peeled off the back adhesive using the attached tab and placed the screen protector into it's initial position for laying down and used the guide tabs I had placed on the top of the protector to help position it into place one edge first so you can squeeze out the air bubbles as the screen protector goes down. Again, take your time to position the screen protector. It wasn't too difficult and fit on very nicely. People complained about fingerprints on the screen protector but I have yet to meet a camera LCD screen or tempered glass screen protector that doesn't get fingerprints on it. That's why I keep a microfiber cloth around to wipe down my camera as needed. I think the adhesive is not so sticky it will be difficult to remove the protector but sticky enough to keep it on. For the price I am satisfied with the product. If I have anything more to say after I have used it on the cameras a bit more I will update this review.

After some research I decided on the PCTC Screen Protector for my Sony A7rIV. It had good reviews, a great price, and came as a three pack. I’ve used a number of camera screen protectors over the last 10 years. Some cost over $20 for a single piece of film. All I had tried were very touchy to install, frequently requiring rework to take care of a trapped piece of dust. You also had to roll them on carefully working out the air as you applied them. First time success was almost zero. The first surprise of the PCTC product was it came in a nice little wood grained hard sided hinged box. The kit was very complete. A visual instruction card, two stage wet/dry wipes, stickers to pull off the last vestige of dust, and the three foam wrapped screen protectors were included. The big surprise came when I applied the actual screen protector. It is a stiffer, more glass pane like material (but very thin). After you peel off the backing sheet, you carefully lay it down on the camera screen. This was relatively easy to do, since the screen was rigid. I lined up one short edge and let fall on to the screen. Once laying on the screen, the protector could be gently pushed from the edge to fine tune the alignment. I was now expecting to have to work out the trapped air, but before I could start, I watched the protector quickly adhere to the screen with the air vacating by itself. A light rub with the dry wipe and it was done. No fuss and a perfect job. Never had that happen before. We’ll see how it holds up over time, but the protector seems very secure and is pretty much invisible. The screen touch functions of the camera work just fine. Overall an excellent value for both performance and price.

You get three of these in the package and that is quite a bargain. On my RX100VI camera I found that it was truly difficult to fit this screen properly. It is cut to the exact size of the screen and if any of it overlaps the border by even the tiniest fraction the protector will eventually lift off. It will seem to be well atached, but it actually isn't. You can not even see this timy bit of misalignment with the naked eye. I had to use a headband mounted magnifier to position this thing perfectly making sure all edges are clear of the border and then it adhered perfectly. Adding to the frustration, the little tab that allows you to peel off the backing is not positioned at the corner. It does not pull off the backing at all. I had to use a sharp tool to lift the corner and then use scotch tape to pull the corner up and peel off the backing. Still, with all that, no dust. It's a fine protector but it loses points for being hard to separate from the backing and being just a tad large to fit without eyesight assistance.

Fits the Sony a7iii screen perfectly. Barely know it’s on the screen but good protection from scratches and damage since there is no way to cover it otherwise

I used this screen protector on my Sony Alpha 7III and it fits perfectly. Installation was quick and easy, with no bubbles, and the screen clarity remains sharp and clear. It feels durable and does a great job protecting against scratches without affecting touch sensitivity. Having a 3-pack is also very convenient. Overall, it’s an affordable and reliable choice to keep your camera screen protected.

Here are my impressions after about 2 weeks of use which included a trip to Glen Watkins State Park (lots of water/dust): PRO's - great bang for the buck with 3 protectors for $6.99 (as of Jun '18) including wet/dry wipes and re-positioning/dust stickers - excellent quality - doesn't increase glare noticeably over camera's screen and resists smudging - doesn't impact touch screen operation or color/brightness as far as I can discern - though it doesn't install flush, it hasn't accumulated crud or dust on the corners like some other protectors have CON's - given the limited time with the product, I honestly can't think of anything for now but I will update this review if I do find anything negative to share Please check out my video for install/quick thoughts.

This product is as advertised and arrived in a sturdy hard case. It fit perfectly on my Sony a7RIII. Follow the instructions on the provided card and you will have no trouble installing it. It comes with dust removing stickies, a wet and dry wipe and guide stickers so you can align it properly to your screen.

Viene con 3 cristales, con una toalla húmeda y una seca para limpiar la superficie (un set por cada cristal), además de un adhesivo para eliminar el polvo, para mi la instalación fué sencilla y el tamaño queda perfecto para la a7rii que no se nota que está ahi.

Instructions suck. I’d recommend looking for a video to see how it’s done. But it’s super easy once you know how. Other than that, the product itself seems good. The attached photo is my before and after.

Le quedó muy bien a Sony RX100M2, no afecta visibilidad y protege bastante contra arañazos y rayones

Really nice product and way cheaper than buying locally. Super easy to install. Happy so far.