Phone screen protectors shield the screen from scratches, knocks and the damage caused by drops. The range covers tempered glass screen protectors and thin protective films for different phone models. Tempered glass gives a hard, scratch-resistant surface and preserves the touch feel of the screen, while a film is a lighter and more discreet option. There is also privacy glass, whose filter narrows the viewing angle so that bystanders cannot see the content of the screen, as well as full glue models, where the adhesive covers the whole surface of the glass and holds the protector firmly on the screen. The most important criterion is the phone model: a protector is always model-specific, because screen sizes, shapes and edge curvature vary. Check the coverage of the glass as well – 6D glass, for example, reaches right to the edges of the screen – and its compatibility with the case you use. If your phone has a fingerprint sensor under the screen, make sure the glass you choose works with it.
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LCD Protective Glass Tel Protect Flexible Hybrid Glass Samsung A54 5G A546
€9.99
LCD Protective Glass JOYROOM JR-H04 2.5D HD Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max black
€17.99
Frequently asked questions
Tempered glass or hydrogel film — what is the difference?
Does a screen protector make the display worse?
Will a protector interfere with the fingerprint reader?
How often should a screen protector be replaced?
Phone screen protectors shield the screen from scratches, knocks and the damage caused by drops. The range covers tempered glass screen protectors and thin protective films for different phone models. Tempered glass gives a hard, scratch-resistant surface and preserves the touch feel of the screen, while a film is a lighter and more discreet option. There is also privacy glass, whose filter narrows the viewing angle so that bystanders cannot see the content of the screen, as well as full glue models, where the adhesive covers the whole surface of the glass and holds the protector firmly on the screen. The most important criterion is the phone model: a protector is always model-specific, because screen sizes, shapes and edge curvature vary. Check the coverage of the glass as well – 6D glass, for example, reaches right to the edges of the screen – and its compatibility with the case you use. If your phone has a fingerprint sensor under the screen, make sure the glass you choose works with it.