[Google Pixel 2 Accessories] jppowers:
Personally, I'm looking for a full glass (not just the screen) TGSP. I've been incredibly lucky with my phones and never really damaged a screen, but the one time I had a scare it was the bottom right corner of the glass that's not part of the screen on my Nexus 6P. I had a TGSP on that which cracked instead of the actual screen, but ever since I've been really careful about covering the whole screen. The Spigen everyone's recommending leaves enough room around the edges that I'm worried about it so I can't talk myself into getting it.

It's worth noting up top that I have a Google Fabric case, which doesn't directly contact the screen but has a bit of an overhang instead. That means the protectors that are made to work with a case usually have exposed glass still, and stuff that does cover the full glass isn't as likely to get in the way of the case as say a Spigen case.

I've tried the following screen protectors. Here's a quick review of each I've tried for those that are like me and want full glass protection. I'm sadly not allowed to post URL's to link directly to the corresponding Amazon listing so ... sorry. I'll copy/paste the Amazon title directly to make it easier for you. A lot of them I didn't even install if it wasn't gonna cover the screen. :

[Revised Edition] [8-Pack] Google Pixel 2 Screen Protector, J&D [Not Full Coverage] [Anti-Glare] [Anti-Fingerprint] Premium Matte Film Shield Screen Protector for Google Pixel 2 : (Non-TGSP) Absolute garbage. Knew it would be considering the price. Rainbow effect across the whole screen. Only got it to have something on the screen until a proper one came in and it was the only thing available with Prime to ship right away. Didn't leave it on and went naked for a bit which was a touch scary.

Google Pixel 2 Screen Protector, Vigeer [ Full Coverage ] [0.3mm, 2.5D] [Bubble-Free] [9H Hardness] [Easy Installation] [HD Clear] Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Google Pixel 2: Was an acceptable dot matrix display. Only the slightest rainbow effect, the dot matrix was only noticeable with the screen off, in a bright environment, and when holding the phone at an angle. The full coverage doesn't have a proper cutout for the proximity sensors though. I removed it to try to clear out a speck of dust and reapplying it made for a very bad rainbow effect and the touch sensitivity was way off.

Vigeer KKA102501 Google Pixel 2 Screen Protector, 2.5D, Bubble-Free, 9H Hardness, Easy Installation, HD Clear, Tempered Glass Screen Protector, 0.3mm - 2 Piece: Didn't even install it, doesn't cover enough of the glass for me.

Google Pixel 2 Screen Protector Glass, amFilm Google Pixel 2 Tempered Glass Screen Protector Dot Matrix for Google Pixel 2 0.3mm (1 Pack): Leaves a good bit of room around the edges, more than I'm comfortable with. Didn't even install it.

Google Pixel 2 Screen Protector (Maximum Coverage)[2-Pack] , Skinomi TechSkin Full Coverage Screen Protector for Google Pixel 2 Clear HD Anti-Bubble Film: (non-TGSP) Installed as a hold over until I found a better TGSP. Quality plastic film wet installed screen protector. When installing there's some slight rainbow effect due to the install method, and a minor bubble or two, but that "fixes itself" as it dries. Although it doesn't feel as smooth as glass it feels pretty great for a plastic film protector. Full glass coverage with holes where necessary. Thin enough that it wasn't a problem with my case but it could be with some others.

[2-Pack] Supershieldz for Google Pixel 2 Tempered Glass Screen Protector, [Full Screen Coverage] Anti-Scratch, Bubble Free, Lifetime Replacement Warranty (Black): Very similar in size to the amFilm, so same thing. Returned without actually installing.

iCarez [Tempered Glass] Screen Protector for Google Pixel 2 Highest Quality Easy Install [ 1-Pack 0.33MM 9H 2.5D] with Lifetime Replacement Warranty: Currently installed and I don't like it. The coverage is good enough with my case, but would be a problem for any case that has an edge that overlaps the screen more directly. Really bad rainbow effect in the center of the screen, dot matrix is very visible most of the time unless you turn your brightness way up.

I have another pack of the Skinomi's on order. I've been considering looking at the Whitestone Dome glass but the way it's adhesive works worries me. Part of the goal of a TGSP, in my opinion at least, is that if/when it gets damaged I can easily pop it off and replace it with another. I imagine the Whitestone adhesive allows for the protector to be removed but I feel like I've missed any confirmation that it comes off cleanly. Plus, the price is really hard to swallow. I get the concept of spending $50 to protect a $650+ dollar device. The problem I have is the price jump from $10 for "mostly ok but has a problem" to $50 for "good."

Alternatively, if someone with the Spigen Rugged Armor case and the Spigen screen protector can maybe snag a picture to show the gap in coverage I'd consider the Spigen. I like Spigen stuff and ordered the Rugged Armor case as a back up to the Fabric but I'd switch to it full time if the TGSP screen protector is close enough to the edge of the case for me to be comfortable.