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I have used screen protectors on every mobile phone and tablet I have owned going back 15 years or so..Just bought my daughter a new Samsung Galaxy Tab S10Fe..Hydrogen protector straight on from the box..no blemishes, no air bubbles..Lovely!
All our various generations of Samsung phones, Tabs and Watches have screen protectors fitted by me including my just received Watch 8 Classic..even though it has a Sapphire Glass screen as standard..
However, my new Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is the 1st phone in all those years that I've decided to run without a Screen Protector..the reason..it has this excellent latest Samsung non reflective glass, which I understand isn't replicated by an aftermarket Screen Protector..But it still has a clear Silicone Case to protect the rest of the phone, just like all our othe Samsung phones and Tabs..!
I use a screen protector on every phone I have ever owned. The only time I didn't use a screen protector was on the phone I have now. This is a OnePlus 12R I bought with €700 of my well-earned pocket money, and I dropped it before 6 months of usage. Screen broke entirely, had to get it replaced. I remembered to buy an insurance with my phone. But, since I am less than 18 years old, I was actually not allowed to have the insurance. After 2 months of calling and exchanging an everything that had to happen, they were about to allow it, but stopped it at the last moment because I wasn't yet 18 years old. Welp, it ended with me having to pay €250 to get that screen replaced because I hadn't paid €15 for a screen protector...
I use a screen protector on every phone I have ever owned. The only time I didn't use a screen protector was on the phone I have now. This is a OnePlus 12R I bought with €700 of my well-earned pocket money, and I dropped it before 6 months of usage. Screen broke entirely, had to get it replaced. I remembered to buy an insurance with my phone. But, since I am less than 18 years old, I was actually not allowed to have the insurance. After 2 months of calling and exchanging an everything that had to happen, they were about to allow it, but stopped it at the last moment because I wasn't yet 18 years old. Welp, it ended with me having to pay €250 to get that screen replaced because I hadn't paid €15 for a screen protector...
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I used to always use one, but they were a pain to apply properly without air bubbles or a speck of dust that I would never be able to ignore.
Two phones back, I thought of giving the in-built glass protection a fair chance. I was very happy with the results.
I've dropped my phones more times than I care to count. On carpeted floors, on tiled floors, heck, even on asphalt, I'm a klutz.
Nothing ever happens. At most, the screen will get very minor scratches that are only really visible under direct light.
I've completely left the screen protector life behind lol. Phones just look so much better without a case or something else interrupting their design.
But what about you?
I have used screen protectors on every mobile phone and tablet I have owned going back 15 years or so..Just bought my daughter a new Samsung Galaxy Tab S10Fe..Hydrogen protector straight on from the box..no blemishes, no air bubbles..Lovely!
All our various generations of Samsung phones, Tabs and Watches have screen protectors fitted by me including my just received Watch 8 Classic..even though it has a Sapphire Glass screen as standard..
However, my new Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is the 1st phone in all those years that I've decided to run without a Screen Protector..the reason..it has this excellent latest Samsung non reflective glass, which I understand isn't replicated by an aftermarket Screen Protector..But it still has a clear Silicone Case to protect the rest of the phone, just like all our othe Samsung phones and Tabs..!
I didn't even consider how a screen protector might affect Samsung's excellent anti-reflective displays.
I use a screen protector on every phone I have ever owned. The only time I didn't use a screen protector was on the phone I have now. This is a OnePlus 12R I bought with €700 of my well-earned pocket money, and I dropped it before 6 months of usage. Screen broke entirely, had to get it replaced. I remembered to buy an insurance with my phone. But, since I am less than 18 years old, I was actually not allowed to have the insurance. After 2 months of calling and exchanging an everything that had to happen, they were about to allow it, but stopped it at the last moment because I wasn't yet 18 years old. Welp, it ended with me having to pay €250 to get that screen replaced because I hadn't paid €15 for a screen protector...
I use a screen protector on every phone I have ever owned. The only time I didn't use a screen protector was on the phone I have now. This is a OnePlus 12R I bought with €700 of my well-earned pocket money, and I dropped it before 6 months of usage. Screen broke entirely, had to get it replaced. I remembered to buy an insurance with my phone. But, since I am less than 18 years old, I was actually not allowed to have the insurance. After 2 months of calling and exchanging an everything that had to happen, they were about to allow it, but stopped it at the last moment because I wasn't yet 18 years old. Welp, it ended with me having to pay €250 to get that screen replaced because I hadn't paid €15 for a screen protector...
I used to always use one, but they were a pain to apply properly without air bubbles or a speck of dust that I would never be able to ignore.
Two phones back, I thought of giving the in-built glass protection a fair chance. I was very happy with the results.
I've dropped my phones more times than I care to count. On carpeted floors, on tiled floors, heck, even on asphalt, I'm a klutz.
Nothing ever happens. At most, the screen will get very minor scratches that are only really visible under direct light.
I've completely left the screen protector life behind lol. Phones just look so much better without a case or something else interrupting their design.
But what about you?