UNBREAKcable Screen Protector for iPhone 14,iPhone 13,iPhone 13 Pro[2-Pack],9H Hardness Tempered Glass for Apple iPhone 14, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13(6.1 Inch) [Bubble-free, Anti-scratch]

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Supershieldz uses high-quality Japanese PET film, which consists of five layers of protection. This material is easier to install than tempered glass, but earlier film screens would leave residue on your phone's screen. PET screen protectors have come a long way, and Supershieldz says these are residue-free. Tempered glass is the most popular choice for screen protectors. It’s a reasonably thin and somewhat flexible panel, and is the toughest of all the materials used to protect your iPhone screen – but they also tend to be the most expensive options Available for most recent iPhone generations, these protectors from Otterbox offer anti-scratch technology (5 times the usual standard) and drop protection for shatter resistance, fingerprint resistance, and superb touch responsiveness. If money is no object and you like your phone screen crystal clear, then this is the protector for you.

Waiting on an iPhone upgrade? Now is the time to pounce, as the newest additions to Apple's legendary roster were confirmed at its September 2023 event. The belles of the ball this year have to be the upgraded iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus models, which have finally received the design update the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max received last year. Now equipped with the Dynamic Island across the hole-punch selfie camera, the gulf between the iPhone and iPhone Pro has lessened again. TPU plastic is the other plastic variant, although these screen protectors have mostly been phased out in lieu of the other two. The problem with TPU is that it only really provides protection against scratches. It’s made from malleable plastic, so it doesn’t absorb impacts quite as well. What are iPhone screens made of? We weren't born yesterday, and we know that most manufacturers will exaggerate and upsell key features of screen protectors knowing that you'll never test them. For example, some products might be listed with 10ft drop protection, but we aren't about to find out whether that's true. What will I do with my new iPhone 14 Pro? Considering how well Ceramic Shield seems to have protected my iPhone 13 Pro from scratches that I can feel or that affect performance, I’ll probably leave it to do its job again.

The best iPhone screen protectors to buy in 2023

Any screen protector you choose takes the damage your screen would have otherwise. Tempered glass is the strongest, but it's not the only option. Film screen protectors (often PET plastic) are cheaper and easier to apply, and some people prefer the feel. Take a look at our case guides for the latest flagship smartphones that boast the most powerful cameras: including the best Google Pixel 7 Pro cases, as well as the best Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra cases, to protect your phone from daily damage.

Spigen has been a major player in iPhone cases for years, so it only makes sense that the company would make screen protectors as well. The Spigen Tempered Glass Screen Protector offers maximum protection for your screen, and it's easy to use. READ NEXT: Best iPad cases The best iPhone screen protectors to buy in 2023 1. JTech Tempered Glass Screen Protector: The best all-rounder While a tempered glass is the material of choice for most screen protectors, they're not for everyone. Some people prefer the feel and touch sensitivity of a film screen protector like the Supershieldz PET 14 Screen Protector.The included EasyAligner mounting frame saves time and nerves, because the annoying fumbling with the smartphone protective glass is now a thing of the past. The display protection is very easy to apply right away, is completely bubble-free and can be removed without leaving any residue. Nevertheless, you can reapply your screen protector up to 200 times. The biggest advantage of film screen protectors is the feel and touch sensitivity. To help the overall feel, the top layer of this film screen protector uses HD Clear Coating. This helps your screen stay looking shiny and new, but also feels more seamless to use.

Quite honestly, this is the only type of protector that's worth spending money on; as the cheaper alternatives are often the very definition of a false economy. Not that we're suggesting throwing your iPhone off of a bridge anytime soon if you do follow our advice –a screen protector is just a line of defence (as is a case with a lip). In all honesty, there's no real way to test a screen protector thoroughly enough without actually putting our own phones in danger. So for this reason, we base our recommendations on things like quality and materials used, ease of application, and most importantly the price range and value for money. PET plastic is a great alternative to tempered glass, since it’s usually much cheaper and thinner, meaning it won’t protrude from your phone’s screen as much. On the downside, it isn’t nearly as strong, so it won’t provide the best level of protection. Most high-end phone screens are already protected by a layer of Corning Gorilla Glass. Since being specifically designed to make smartphones more resistant to damage in 2005, it’s gone through over five different generations. The latest iPhone 13 range uses Corning’s Ceramic Shield material.

Do I regret not putting a screen protector on the iPhone 13 Pro, or has Ceramic Shield glass done a good job at keeping it free from scratches and scuffs? You can see in the short video above how it has performed, but understanding its effectiveness is more than just seeing if you can spot scratches on the surface. Scratched, but not badly When measuring how tough a tempered glass screen protector is, manufacturers use a hardness scale that ranges from 6 to 9. Higher numbers are better, and the Spigen Tempered Glass Screen Protector is rated at 9H hardness, which is as good as it gets. Not all iPhone screen protectors are alike. While they may all look pretty similar, some can be rather thin and flimsy, and won't do much to stop your screen from smashing if an accident occurs.Protectors that are made from strong 9H tempered glass are the ones you'll want to look out for, as your screen is more likely to stay intact with one of these stronger and more durable smash-proof covers. There’s no doubt a screen protector would have taken these scratches and protected the Ceramic Shield beneath it, and when you took it off, the original screen would still be in pristine condition. This is helpful if you want to sell the phone in the future. However, in the meantime, you will have to use the phone with a screen protector on it, and not all have the same degree of tactility as the actual screen they cover. Plus, there’s no denying what a pain they can be to fit in the first place.