Best Google Pixel 8 Pro screen protectors in 2024

Oct 15, 2024

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The Google Pixel 8 Pro remains an excellent flagship, benefitting from all the new AI advancements that Google unveiled a short while ago, a long software support window, and great build quality that continues to hold up. While it remains updated for several years to come, we still recommend you put in some extra measurements to protect your investment with a trustworthy case.

The screen is even more fragile, and given that’s something you’ll use hundreds of times on a daily, it’s recommended that you invest in a high-quality screen protector to guard it from everyday accidents that include drops, scratches, and scuffs. We’ve got an excellent list of products to choose from, and made the selection process as easy as it can be.

Whitestone's no stranger when it comes to quality control and high-end materials, which is why its Dome Glass series remains the best choice for flagship phones like the Pixel 8 Pro. Its installation bracket and UV curing process are the best in the business, although the liquid adhesive takes a little extra care to get just right.

The Zagg InvisibleShield XTR3 uses the best glass on the market, which sports a microscopic layer of pure quartz crystal for the ultimate in smoothness. It also reduces glare without affecting image quality and uses a considerable amount of recycled material, including all the packing, the entire installation tray, and 30% of the glass.

JETech is well known for its screen protectors, and the company's tempered glass solution for the Pixel 8 Pro is no different. It offers ample protection against scratches and drops and will keep your phone looking pristine. The two-pack includes everything you need to get started — from an easy installation tool to a free camera lens protector.

Flexible TPU screen protectors often stick better to displays, and ArmorSuit's MilitaryShield family gets top marks for nearly every release. We've highlighted the Max Coverage version that protects all the way to the edges of the phone's front glass, but there are also case-friendly clear and matte options if you plan on using especially slim and tight-fitting cases.

For a great bargain that provides solid protection, look no further than this three-pack of protectors from Supershieldz. At the requisite 9H hardness, they're rugged enough to resist damage and also coated with hydrophobic and oleophobic to resist moisture and fingerprints. For less than $3 per protector, it's hard to find better value.

OtterBox designed its glass screen protector for easy installation and long-term durability. It features the same high-quality materials, precision construction, and lifetime warranty against defects that make OtterBox cases and screen protectors so great.

The Skinomi TechSkin is about as simple as a Pixel 8 Pro screen protector gets. Its flexible TPU makeup ensures it won't peel if a fraction of a millimeter misaligns it, and it does a great job of protecting from scratches and nicks and a decent job of defending against cracks. It's also just $10 for a pack of two.

Looking for one of the best precision-cut screen protectors for the Pixel 8 Pro? Look no further than the Spigen GlasTR Aligmaster tempered glass screen protector for the Pixel 8 Pro. The oleophobic coating helps keep the screen free of fingerprints. Moreover, the included auto-alignment tray is designed to install the screen protector effortlessly. Worried about messing up an installation? The spare screen protector included in the package will give you peace of mind.

Cut out the glare and protect your Pixel 8 Pro's screen with the ArmorSuit MilitaryShield matte film screen protector. Designed to cut out glare, the screen protector improves visibility under direct sunlight. Got a scratch? No worries. The self-repair technology quickly heals minor scratches on its own. There's even an oleophobic coating to reduce fingerprints and dust. The Made-in-USA product includes everything you need to get started with the installation right out of the box.

If you’re looking for the best overall screen protector that gets the job done, then you can’t go wrong with the Whitestone Dome Glass. It’s a high-quality screen protector that uses a UV curing process – which also makes the installation a breeze. It’s one of the best and easiest to apply, and it provides excellent protection and transparent clarity.

If money is no object, then Zagg’s InvisibleShield XTR3 is another great alternative. It uses a more durable glass material that’s smooth, reduces glare without affecting the image quality, and providing the same feel that you’d get from other screen protectors. It’s made from recycled materials, and it’s just as easy to apply as other premium screen protectors. What sets it apart is the slightly more premium components inside the glass, and the less reflective display.

For the price-conscious, and those who don’t want to spend that much on a screen protector, it might be a great time to mention JETech’s new screen protector bundle. It includes not one, but two screen protector, and a free camera lens protectors. It’s a case-friendly design compatible with most products out there and has a significantly lower price tag, making it the most affordable kit on this list.

The Google Pixel 8 Pro advanced, but it's still vulnerable to damage, which is why you need a heavy duty case

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