[Moto G4 Plus Accessories] Frances91:
Thought of sharing my experience with TG screen protector:

I initially skimped on and bought a generic TG protector, which claimed to be TG (but didn't seem so on several counts), it didn't sit well on the display and had a couple odd bubbles. That, PLUS the much notorious ghost touches finally forced me to go back to using Nillkin, which I've had on several previous phones, right from when it started retailing online couple years ago. Have had it on ZF, OPX and S4, barring ZF which I still have access to the other two. 15+ months on each, without need for replacement is a good deal, considering the phones have been used outdoors and been carried in front pocket.

The one I bought is listed as "Nillkin Hg-Sp Mot-Moto G4 Plus Amazing H NanoTempered Glass Screen Protector Guard" on Amazon.

Experience: Minus the fact that this one seemed to lack in quality compared to ones I have used before; accessories such as wipes and electrostatic dust film are the same, but the screen protector had only one peel-able layer unlike two in the past; I'd still highly recommend this TG protector for the sheer joy of using the screen as though it's got nothing on.

After the cleaning and wiping and dusting, applying the screen guard is almost magical, it just melts onto the display as though you're pouring a transparent liquid over it.

For me, as before, it didn't take multiple attempts, as long as I made sure I started with placing it on bottom edge and then let it slide down slowly going upwards to the other edge. Once it is stuck, that's that! No air bubbles, no stray dust particles, no gaps in the edges, if it weren't for the cutouts for the FP, mic and speaker, you won't know if there is a screen guard on there!

Regarding the oleophobic surface, it isn't completely OIL resistant, if you'd be frequently clumsy enough to handle the display with greasy hands you're bound to see smudge marks. Aside that, it does a decent job of keeping the screen clean. Drop a tiny drop or two of water and it would turn into beads and slide down swiftly.

But where it stands out from the rest, in its price range, is on three counts:

Scratch resistance - I've been tossing the phone around on the couch or bed or the car dashboard, carry it with keys in my front pocket, keep it face down, and there are no visible scratches. This ties in with my experience with the S4 and OPX, so unless you're particularly careless, you'd still have a scratchfree screen for months without replacement.

Clarity: Unlike most other screen protectors I have used, or seen on other people's phones, this one is unique in how it won't add or subtract any colors off your display. For a 1080p phone that is crucial. One main reason screen guards decolorize is their manufacturing material. If the glass substrate or the finishing layers aren't resistant to humidity, heat, light or wear they are bound to turn yellow over time. This is equally true for the edges of the protector, given it's several hundred micron thick, the edges are visible to human eye, and also decide how ambient light would effect the overall display. Usually bluish green is considered okay, given its actually the color of the condensed substance the guard is made from, and would also keep the guard conspicuous to make the screen appear "real".

Its also crucial that light (and heat) from the display is dissipated, specially for the G4 with it hearing woes, having a crystal clear screen is a must. Any kinds of spectral aberrations, chromatic streaks or deformities, is bound to reduce viewing experience along with keeping light and heat trapped inside the display.

Smoothness: most screen guards, even the cheap knock offs or plainly generic ones are bound to feel smooth enough to tell apart from standard ones, initially. But a few weeks on, it's plain to see which ones are actually good. Given smartphones are dependent completely on touch input, and apps/programs being designed accordingly, a smooth touch is essential. I swipe type using swiftkey, and I type a LOT (as you'd have made out by now), if the screen feels sticky or matty or scratched, you'd struggle with accuracy and number of attempts to accomplish even basic touch functions.

Finally, the ghost touches and heating; it won't be right to give complete credit to this guard for taking care of those, but I can safely and confidently say, that with NO OTHER physical or product related modifications, or adapter and cable other than the ones shipped with the phone, changing from the generic one to this screen guard, has helped cut down ghost touches and screen heating immensely, to almost not be there. And I have tested this under identical parameters: same workload on phone, same battery level at which charger is connected and same external back cover. I'd like to add that, notwithstanding which screen protector, connecting the AC Adapter to a grounded 16A supply socket ALSO helped with heating while charging.