[Huawei P9 Accessories] Hatimu:
Side Note: None taken - and I'll gladly go over the steps I took once more (see bellow) :highfive:

The protector was on for like 15 min or so, before I noticed the first clicking sounds at the bottom left side of my screen. At first I thought it's just my mind playing tricks on me, but then I expected it more closely from the left side, and noticed that the screen protector was clearly not sticking to the phone's screen 100% anymore. But just to make sure, I put the phone down onto the table and expected it from its left side again - while trying to press down (typing on the keyboard) with my finger. You could clearly see that the screen protector was moving up and down - which also lead to the so called clicking sound I mentioned. At first I though I'm making stuff up, so I decided not mention anything to anyone, and just handed the phone over to 2 of our family members, and kindly asked them to type out a message in my behalf, while making myself busy doing who knows what :angel: After they typed out the message, both of them mentioned this so called clicking sound they seemed to clearly have noticed while typing, asking me if it's normal. So I knew I was right assuming something wasn't right...

After an hour or two...I noticed the same issue on the right panel. So seems like the amount of adhesive that was used on this product (talking about the side panels) must have been not enough, in order to make glass stick to the screen they way it's suppose to?

Any who...here's the list of steps I went through, just in case

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Removed the old screen protector;

Used the wet wipe (alcohol) and cleaned the screen; (the goal here was to make sure I've got all the dust, debris etc. or anything else I could have had present on the display of of it, so that it's not trapped underneath the protector)

Dried the display using the dry cloth that came with the package (again I took my time doing so and made sure I've got all the alcohol off of the display - not leaving any residue)

Note: The goal here was to be sure the screen was completely dry before proceeding onto the next step

Double checked there were no new dust particles on the freshly cleaned display; (using the dust removed sticker that came with the package)

Removed the protective foil and installed the screen protector;

Note: Making sure it was aligned perfectly with all of the cutouts and Huawei branding, as well as made sure the sides were lined up correctly...before proceeding onto the next step

Went ahead and pressed down in the center; (giving there is no adhesive in the center I don't really think this accomplishes anything, but it's in the instruction so that's what I did)

Used the dry cloth again to wipe out any of newly added fingerprints;

I also wanted to make sure I was pushing out any of the air that possibly got left; (by wiping with the dry cloth from the center to the edges of the display)

Lastly, I wanted to "activate the adhesive" so that I get a nice, good seal. (by wiping with the dry cloth along the sides and edges of the screen protector)

Any who...the goal in my previous post was not to prevent other users from buying this product - even if it might have sounded like that :) As already mentioned, it's still one of the best full screen protectors I've come across so far, but maybe I simply got a bit unlucky with this one product I used, who knows? Talking about quality check etc... Even though the screen protector wasn't sticking onto the display on both sides as intended, this didn't seem to interfere with the phone's touch sensitivity & interaction - everything was working flawlessly. It's just that annoying clicking sound that starts to get on your nerves after a while, cause it feels like you're hitting on a piece of plastic every time you touch the display. Now add the fact that you're using such a beautiful & sleek device, it just doesn't feel right :D

Who knows...maybe I'll think about placing another order of the same product in the near future. Figured everyone else in here is satisfied, maybe I really just received that unlucky package :confused: