[HTC U11  Accessories] i5lee8bit:
"Wimaha" TGSP 2-Pack - never heard of this company, but the protector fit perfectly and has a good oleophobic coating too.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071X3G5JW/

I just finally bought a U11 and got it 2 days ago. It was hard deciding if I wanted to get a TGSP since all the reviews seem either fake or just downright bad. Also, I never liked the full front screen protectors that basically adhere on just the edges. They never last too long and almost always have a haze or rainbow effect. I just need to cover most most of the front for scratch protection, notable the viewable areas... Just like on my HTC 10, I looked for a good non-full screen TGSP. Luckily, this "3-star" Amazon TGSP had some reviewers who gave actual good info. See reviews:

By The Dude on September 26, 2017

This is the third brand of tempered glass screen protectors I have installed on my U11 and the first ones that have sealed along the edges. My installation of screen protectors is very thorough in a bathroom with the shower running to take dust out of the air. I warm the screen protector with a pad normally used for removing LCDs from mobile devices. This softens the screen protector adhesive and gives better results. I wash my hands with dish soap, scrubbing the fingertips with a brush to ensure all oils are gone. The screen is cleaned with 3 passes of 99% isopropyl alcohol followed by 3 buffs with a lint-free pad. After that I remove the protective film from the adhesive side of the screen protector, give the screen a blast of canned air, and place the protector on the screen starting at one edge gently pressing from the center outward removing the bubbles.

At first I was worried I would have problems with the edges because they did not stick down right away. The cutouts around the speaker and fingerprint sensor also did not want to stick initially. But a bit of massaging with the corner of a credit card solved that problem and all seams sealed down perfectly. Since the install none of the edges have peeled back up.

The clarity of the glass is excellent as is the smoothness. The other brands did not have the clarity that this one does which is a welcome bonus. Overall I am pleased I finally found one brand that will work as advertised. Also, this protector seems to cover a bit more of the screen from side to side. Since the curved design of the screen makes it impossible to cover all of it, this covers as much as possible

By Paul Sheppick on August 7, 2017 - this one also had useful pics

The majority of the reviews aren't very good for this product but DO NOT LISTEN! I was skeptical at first but decided to purchase this protector despite the reviews. I received my screen protectors in the mail 20 minutes ago and put the protector on my HTC U11 in 5 minutes and it came out perfect. How the screen protector looks upon application is entirely dependent on how well it is put on. I worked at Verizon Wireless for over a year putting these things on different phones everyday and 9 times out of 10, bubbles and the dreaded "Halo ring" around the edges is a result of dirt and/or dust still being on the screen. Be sure there is not a single speck of the tiniest piece of dust on the screen first and this $8 protector should look just as good as the $40 Zagg protectors I used to put on.

P.S. Don't do the "hinge" method in the directions. Just peel the film off while holding the protector, line up the top earpiece/sensor cutouts first and hold top end in place with edge of finger, then line up the fingerprint sensor and gently place the protector straight down. Apply gentle pressure in the middle of the screen immediately and slowly move outward toward edges of phone. This helps avoid air pockets/bubbles.

I had the same thing happen to me as "The Dude"s review. Bubbles popped up a few times on the edges a few times, but I was always able to press them back down. One edge was persistent at bubbling and it happened about a dozen times (like a 1-3cm long sliver, and slightly away from the edge so dust couldn't actually creep under anyway, which I patiently just kept pushing back down). Same with the speaker/front camera area, it didn't seem to want to stick down all the way right away but it did eventually get a nice clean stick. I also never use the hinge method as Paul Sheppick mentioned in his review. I always do it in the bathroom, let the hot shower steam the room up, make sure the phone screen is 100% wiped down and dust free (look at it from all angles for even tiny dust bits), then peel the backing off the TGSP and hold it by the edges, and line up the speaker holes as best you can, then place the fingerprint scanner side down as best lined up as you can. It really needs to be lined up PERFECT for good results, but I got it on the first try and I still have the 2nd one in the pack to show for it.

I attached pics as well. I've done this so many times that it wasn't too difficult, though I believe a lot of the negative reviews are a result of bad TGSP installing practice! :(

PS: In the pics, there's absolutely no dust under the TGSP. I was too lazy to wipe it down completely before taking pics lol.