Bro search in YouTube... go a lot...

one is practice film, the other two well packed is the actual SP. The practice one scratches easily.

1) Wipe everything off of dust.
2) Peel number 1, the number 1 surface will stick on your phone.
3) Then just push all the air bubbles out through the sides with a card, if got dust trapped then unpeel, wipeoff and reapply, if cannot use the next SP.
4) Once all bubbles out, peel number 2. That should be it.

I also did not understand the chinese instructions but this seems like it HAHA. And i don't know what the blue piece is for, it says on the website as STATIC FILM

Grab a glass tampered SP, very easy to apply.

Let me recall,
If your phone is new, it's easier as you can straight take out the original protector then straight apply. Imagine, pull the protector abit, then place the new sp on top to align, dun take off the whole protector. Then once the alignment is correct, peel + apply at same time. Usually if ur room is clean, dust free, and phone brand new should be 99% dust n dot free.

If once u apply and take off the old protector, see lots of dots on side n stuff, dun panic. Use salo tape, or double side tape, tape it on the side of the sp, then peel it, ur original sp will start to peel out, then u can use salo or double sided tape to pick off those hair, dust n wuteva.

Once all the above steps done, you should have a dust free, dot or bubble free screen. Of course, if you room, or environment is clean you will have much less trouble. Actually I found places with aircon, or most office is quite clean while our own home is quite dusty and many tiny hair floating around especially if u got pets.

I try to write up a proper way to apply it wif pics n stuff. Planning to actually do many things but my bz schedule can't complete. So far got sum pics and simple test run on Tegra4 VS Snapdragon Mi3.

When applying onto your screen it helps to just peel the first half or first quarter on the top, position the holes and camera holes and make sure the top aligned. Then as u press down on the screen peel the remaining one as u slide down.

The blue piece suppose to help u clean those dust particle off and make your screen less statis, but I prefer to use salo tape to tape my screen b4 apply. Well use good one, dun use cheapo ones coz the gum might stick to ur phone and cause more trouble. So far I apply sp just need time, and I actually take 10 to even 30 minute to apply.  My wife tot I fall down in toilet or sumthing when I apply my 1st phone years ago. Had to make the bathroom steamy so the dust is less, but lately I apply SP at office quite good as well, found that my toilet, home, is actually more dusty compare to office. 

Blue size to be use for clear static and dust before apply

There is no real secret. 1) Make sure you are in a room that is fanless, fan blows up too much dust. 2) Make sure the room is well lighted better still work with a table lamp, can spot dust better. 3) Start from area which need precise alignment eg. home button. Take your time and BTW glass SP are so much easier to apply. Good luck!

i also got bubbles at the edges @_@

Maybe the guy doing comparison in YouTube is the dude 
Bro, any app to recommend to change the color temperature of the screen?

is it true some users said about below par for the camera image? any real sample to share here...tq. my unit will arrive anytime this week.

At least there's a way for you to reduce the battery consumption by using black background. LCD black or white still eats up same quantity of battery.

thanks, picture looks great for me...

the camera is perfectly fine to me.  i dont see what the fuss is about beating at a rm889 phone!

Is it just me or the "full charge" is only at 99% because my battery is at 99 for very long and I've been waiting for it to turn 100...

Mi3 original charger is only 1A, the output of Mi PB is 2.1A.

how to set alarm? need to download apps?

In display u can change the color temperature.
Try check is it accidentally set to Warm

the screen so yellowish .

you do realise you are comparing 2 distinct display mechanism right? Amoled vs IPS