amFilm Tempered Screen Protector for Nintendo Switch Lite 2019, Glass, 3 Pack

I am happy with my purchase

Fits quite well clear and bubble free. Was sceptical at first given the price point but glad things turned out better then I thought

Good protector.

I installed one on my switch, it barely covers the screen and does not cover the bezel at all. The product images clearly show the package says for Nintendo switch(my delivered package does not), and all images show the screen protector covering the screen and entire bezel. Not sure if they sent me the wrong one, or there is no model for the Nintendo switch, just a generic screen protector that just so happens to be barely the size of the screen. booooooooo!!!!

Ordered this for my sons switch lite and it is good quality .

I really like this brand. I have one for my kids switch that saved their screen. Super easy install and very easy to remove.

Crystal Clear *whistles slyly*

Out of the 3 screen protectors, only one worked on my switch. The product isn’t bad but I wished the other two worked in case of an emergency.

My son dropped his Switch Lite (4 years old, with a 4 year old screen protector on it) down a flight of hard laminate stairs. He was absolutely devastated when he saw that the screen was shattered, but it still turned on. We were about to go get him a new one when my daughter asked if it had a screen protector on it. Let me tell you, this thing fit on there so perfectly we had FORGOTTEN it it was there! Sure enough, I pulled up the corner and the film behind the shattered screen was intact! Even better, the Switch screen was crystal clear and like brand new! Not a scratch on it. Buying another pack of these immediately!

TL;DR & PROS/CONS List at bottom if you dont have the time to read this So for those of you wondering whether this fits on only the screen of the Switch Lite or the entire indented portion, it would be the latter. So the screen protector actually covers a bit more than just the entire screen, which you may or may not see as a plus side to this. I found it to be unbelievably easy to install because it covers the indented portion; it acts as a frame for the screen protector. Theres no apparent loss in quality; I compared a Switch Lite with the screen protector on and one without it on--they look indistinguishable, but one obviously has a screen protector on it since the body surrounding the screen is covered in glass. Colors still look fine on the display. I tried lightly scratching the screen with keys and coins, if for some reason you put your Switch Lite in your pockets. The screen protector only scratched when I applied more force than would ever be applied in pants-pockets (maybe in skinny jeans, but 1. I dont wear skinny jeans & 2. Im fairly certain the Switch Lite would not fit in skinny jeans). Fingerprints still form, but not as noticeable as without the screen protector. They are very easily cleaned off, however. Ive used two of my screen protectors so far (the first one was replaced since I ran the scratch test). If you are able to perfectly install each screen protector, then Id say you have screen protectors for 3-6 years, depending on if you like to change out screen protectors every year or two. The main reason I change my screen protectors yearly is that the oleophobic coating tends to wear out, and I do really like having that on my devices. This is not an anti-glare screen protector, so on a bright sunny day (such as one in Sunny Southern California), in DIRECT SUNLIGHT, it is difficult to play. Under a tree or at a café (sitting outdoor under the umbrella shades), it is much easier to see the screen on maximum brightness; the Switch Lite appears to be slightly brighter than the original Switch, though Im not sure how the revised Switch [HAC-001-(01)] fairs. In shade, it will work well. It works very well with indoor (warmer) lighting. I dont have cooler lights at home to test it with, as I prefer warm lighting at home, but on maximum brightness, the glare is no issue, even around 50% brightness. I dont use a grip or a hard-shell case on my Switch Lite, but I doubt this would interfere with that. Finally, for games that use the touch screen, theres no interference with how the touch screen functions. It is still just as responsive as though you dont have the screen protector on. The only thing I dont want to test is dropped the Switch Lite on the ground, but I will assume with/without the screen protector, the screen would be fine since the joy-sticks/back of the system would break before the screen did, as they would shield your screen. If your screen fell on some pointed rocks, MAYBE the screen protector would help, but again, thats not something Im willing to test. Also, just dont play your Switch Lite near pointed rocks. lol --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROS: -easy installation -relatively scratch resistant; dont forcibly try to scratch the screen protector, but do note that your screen underneath remains safe -very easy to wipe fingerprints off; fewer fingerprints accumulate on the screen than without the screen protector on -you get 3 screen protectors, so if you mess up on installation, you can try again, and again -screen retains high quality image, no blurriness or alterations in color -protects the area around your screen from scratches as well, which is a bonus -touch screen works just as well as if you didnt have the screen protector on -pricing is very reasonable CONS (or CON, since theres only one that I can think of): -not anti-glare, which may or may not bother you if you were looking for anti-glare UNTESTED: -protection from cracks? (hopefully someone else can test this, but I wouldnt actually expect anyone to; just keep your Switch Lite safe by NOT DROPPING IT. Some of you may say easier said than done, but if youre the type of person who would drop it, you should probably invest in a protective case/grip). TL;DR: just get this for your Switch Lite; very easy to install & if you mess up, you get 2 more tries