I purchased the "Impact" screen protector for my Google Pixel 6 Pro a bit over a year ago. It was charged as a phablet because of the size. After a few months, it was already starting to peel and I had to pay another $10 to replace. Few months after that, the same issue was happening where it starts to peel off from the corner. I left it alone and plan to replace if it gets worse. Few months after that, I dropped my phone (screen flat) from a height of 3 feet. There were no cracks but the touchscreen stopped working. I got my screen replaced but as the protector was peeling off badly, I tossed it. I went back to get my replacement but was told I needed the original screen protector so they can send it back to US. I was never informed about this as the sales associate at the time only told me to come back with the phone and that it's lifetime warranty for $10 replacement fee. Why else would I discard the screen protector if I knew otherwise? I also asked about the impact protection and how the touchscreen still broke. I was told it only protects cracks and there's nothing in the world that can protect from internal damage. I paid a premium for this screen protector advertised as "IMPACT-the world’s thinnest impact bumper with 20-foot drop tested technology delivers peace of mind that comes from knowing your device is out there with the ultimate in impact protection" and it didn't even protect my phone from a 3 foot drop. Basically any other screen protector would have been more worth with 4x the savings (I paid around 69.90 for this protector + 10$ replacement). Needless to say, with the broken touchscreen and misleading replacement warranty, I am not continuing with this overpriced, flawed and deceiving product