LFOTPP Tempered Glass Car Navigation Screen Protector for Honda CRV EX EX-L Touring 7in

The description says it only fits 2017-2018 which wasnt the case. 2017-2019 has similar/same sizes for screen (7 inch) or carpets. Anyways, great product! Very easy to install but you need to make sure zero dust particles are on it before you put it on and quickly apply it on or dust will go in. Even if there are dust particles it actually arent really noticeable. It's easy to move it to the right spot even if u got a little off. You just need to lift a corner and use the suck it provides you to do it. It is a perfect fit! As long as you align it to the closest right fit, it will go down by itself without causing any bubbles. If there were bubbles, simply just push it to the outside (you need to press on the bubble many times to push it out) or you can just make sure it aligns with the screen (redo it using the suck if needed)!

As described. Fits perfectly. Looks great. Easy to install if you follow the instructions. Suction cup was really handy. The glass adhered on its own after I had it in place, with a small bubble where the suction cup was- but with rubbing, went away.

I purchased this screen protector for my 2020 CRV. Installation was easy and it looks great.

UPDATE #3 - 3-year update: STILL looks as good as the day I installed it. No lifting and still adhering well. Safe to say this is probably going to last as long as we own the car and probably beyond. UPDATE #2 - 1-Year Update: Still looks as good as the day I installed it. Holding up well! UPDATE #1: No issues so far after being left out in the heat. Glare is actually not that bad. Screen still legible even wearing polarized sunglasses. If you are familiar with glass screen protectors on mobile devices or tablets, this item is no stranger to you. It's simply a thin piece of glass that covers the entire face of the audio system. The hope is that you protect the precious screen from scratches and such. I have installed glass screen protectors on several devices but this is the first time applying one to a car screen. I used my tried and true techniques to install: Clean the screen up good, use tape along one edge (in this case, the top edge) to hold the screen protector in place after lining it up just right, give the screen one more good wiping to get dust off, pull off the backing, drop the screen protector on and hope for the best! Some observations: #1 is dust, it's impossible to get the screen dust free due to the installation being done in a car. I wiped as best as I could, but I also noticed some fingerprint oils were basically 'burned' in. Not even the alcohol wipe could get it off. #2 Remove the volume/power knob! It pulls right off. This aids in lining up the screen protector using my "tape" technique. Once you've got things lined up the way you want, pull off the backing and let it drop into place. This can't be done with the knob installed. As far as I can tell, the installation went well, just the usual bubbles that you need to push towards the edges to get the air out. I don't even notice any major dust particles trapped. Time will tell how this will hold up to cold and heat. Also I'm a bit concerned this will cause more glare in the sun. Otherwise, screen sensitivity seems unchanged. It actually feels more like a tablet now with the smooth glass. As others have said, it looks good too! Installed on a new 2019 Honda CR-V EX-L

I didn’t put it on right away wasn’t too keen on it after I kept thinking OK maybe I’ll put it on today. It was a little difficult. It was very lucky that I didn’t ruin the backing because when you get the tape down on the top as it shows in the instructions, the front of the tape holding the front part came off And fell good thing. It fell on the side where there was no sticky because I was just about to line it up and put it on and anyway in the end it really does make a difference at least I feel it does and yeah no regrets.