I have replaced numerous iPhone screen protectors, which is a routine involving wiping the screen with alcohol wipes, drying it, placing a tempered glass screen, and flattening it before any dust can settle. This package is the same contents, but for your camera screen, so you’ll already know the process.

I’ve fitted these to my Sony A7IV, and they fit just right. By nudging the protector right up to the grooves of the flippable screen, you should be able to align them properly, with the slightest up-and-down adjustments before fatefully pressing it down flat.

Not only do you get a screen protector for clumsy interactions with your camera’s touch screen when handling it, you get three! It’s unlikely you’ll need all of them unless you’re particularly rough with your equipment, or have a camera model that doesn’t articulate its screen so it’s not always on the outside, but if you’re fortunate enough to have two cameras, you can certainly protect them both and have one protector spare.

I’m bemused by the inclusion of spirit levels. They neither fit my hot shoe flush, and they’re not beneficial when my tripod includes one, and my camera has girometers showing when it’s level. They’re handy spares for affixing to other parts to check levels, but why are they included? For me, they’re handy for covering the hotshoe contacts if you’ve lost the one supplied, but I’ll probably find another use for them… I just can’t think what.

Though the screen protectors are great, they feel like they’re another company’s glass, repackaged in a K+F Concept box, down to the generic anti-dust sticker designs. All good, considering there can only be so many glass manufacturers that make screen protectors at certain sizes - but something to keep in mind if you don’t need the addition of a lens wipe and spirit levels in addition!