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PhantomSkinz are precision cut specifically for your Google Pixel 2 XL and designed to protect it from everyday wear and tear. Our Carbon Fiber, Wood, and Brushed Metal skins cover the body of your device providing an armor against scratches and minor drops in addition to a customized look and feel. PhantomSkinz polyurethane full body skins and screen protectors provide superior protection to traditional screen protectors due to the self-healing and shock absorbing nature of polyurethane. Our new Xtreme screen protectors are 50% thicker than our Ultra Clear, providing added impact protection, along with perfect clarity and touch screen response. Best of all, every PhantomSkinz product is backed by our no questions asked Lifetime Product Replacement Warranty.
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Feels good to the touch
Beautiful
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Pixel2 Skin and screen protector
Both fit well and the screen protector looks and feels great
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Back skin
For starters, I'm terrible at putting skins on. That being said, I put the skin on my phone flawlessly. Not because I had skills at it, but because it's such a forgiving adhesive that gives you time to realign the skin again and again without losing it's stick. The precision is spot on, even the tiny holes for the microphone, or light sensors are perfect! What's more is I got it a day earlier than expected, and the customer service, and communication was fast, and extremely efficient! The screen protector currently has bubbles, but I'm terrible at installing those, and with 3 dogs, and a cat, there's fur all over the place. I won't hold bubbles against the protector, as it's got a lot of environmental variables working against it, and it's been only two hours (the instructions say to wait up to 48 hours, so I'll update later this weekend).
