Best screen protector for Nikon Z6III?

I was so nervous about my first big camera purchase that I probably overthought this whole thing. unfortunately my experience with the cheap stuff was pretty bad. i first grabbed the ULBTER Glass Screen Protector for Nikon Z6 III but it just wouldnt stick right at the corners. it was honestly super frustrating because I followed the instructions perfectly and it still looked messy. then i tried a generic one from a big box store and it was even worse, totally ruined the touch sensitivity... basically a waste of ten bucks. eventually i settled on the Expert Shield Glass Screen Protector for Nikon Z6 III which is like $15. its much better quality and actually fits the flip screen without any weird gaps. i guess you get what you pay for, even if i wish the cheaper ones actually worked like they said they would. being a beginner is stressful enough without worrying about your gear falling apart lol...

Ngl I've been through a few of these since getting my Z6III. I care mostly about the screen actually closing flush when I flip it around... some of the cheap glass is too thick for the hinge.

• JJC Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Nikon Z6III: Super cheap and fits well, but I noticed it scratched a bit easier than I liked.
• SmallRig Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Nikon Z6III: This is what I have on now. It's thin enough that the screen still closes perfectly and the touch response is spot on. I'm definitely satisfied with the SmallRig one. It feels more like the actual screen surface than the generic ones I've tried. Plus it comes in a two-pack so if I mess up the first install it's no big deal tho.

Hey! Ditch the camera store! I use a screen protector meant for a Toyota Corolla's infotainment screen (7-inch). Seriously! Trim to fit, and it's AMAZING. Tempered glass, super cheap (under $10!), and tough as nails. Way better than anything I found specifically for cameras. Plus, zero bubbles! Give it a shot!

Skip the fancy glass. Basic plastic film, $10, works well. Replace as needed. No complaints after 5 years.

Skip the pros! For $20, grab a generic tempered glass kit. I've had issues with fancier brands; bubbles, unfortunately. Apply it yourself; YouTube is your friend.