Tempered glass or hydrogel film — what is the difference?

Tempered glass (9H hardness) protects against drops and scratches and feels like the real screen under your finger. Hydrogel film is thinner and flexible, sits properly on a curved screen and heals surface scratches by itself — but it does not absorb impact. For most phones we recommend tempered glass.

Does a screen protector make the display worse?

No. A good protector has over 99% light transmission and an oleophobic coating that repels fingerprints. Colours and brightness stay the same.

Will a protector interfere with the fingerprint reader?

Tempered glass can slow down an in-display reader slightly. Hydrogel film works better with that technology. Tip: re-register your fingerprints after fitting the protector.

How often should a screen protector be replaced?

Replace it as soon as you see cracks or deep scratches — a cracked protector no longer protects properly. A good one typically lasts 6–12 months.

Fits: Samsung Galaxy S25

Phone camera glass

Tempered glass 3D for camera for Samsung Galaxy S25

Name: Tempered glass 3D for camera for Samsung Galaxy S25
Brand: Samsung
SKU: 973177
Price: 2.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

SKU: 5906961950024

Price

€2.99

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Delivery

Pick up at SmartPosti parcel locker

October 9‑13 (from 9.99 €)

Delivery to home / office

October 12‑14 (from 13.99 €)

One shipping fee for the whole order — the number of products does not affect the shipping fee.

Material

Glass

Protection

Reliable device protection

Quality

Premium materials

Perfect Fit

Designed for your device

Compatible devices

Galaxy S25

Description

Tempered glass 3D for camera for Samsung Galaxy S25

High hardness 9H tempered glass perfectly protects the camera lens. It ensures image clarity, does not affect the quality of the photos taken, and at the same time perfectly protects the lens. The glass is thin and durable. The adhesive covering the entire surface prevents dust and dirt from accumulating under the glass.