Don't get cheap tempered glass privacy screen protectors!


so bought tempered glass privacy screen protector new screen replaced on iphone 5 protected day 1. think 1 of biggest mistakes made.

first off, screen protector made out of plastic , not legitimate glass , tell. had 1 bodyguardz on brother's phone , privacy 1 felt cheaply made compared it. privacy 1 flex more, more real tempered glass one.

also, wasn't of privacy screen protector. tinted black screen protector , barely see screen in normal lighting conditions @ full brightness.

stupidly decided let go , used few months.

fast forward week ago , accidentally dropped iphone on concrete. should have been fine "tempered glass" protector had, when examined phone, looked there no damage done , fine. when turned on phone, screen severely cracked , looked bad.

pretty surprised. protector did nothing , stayed intact while screen cracked underneath. not good.

ended needing replace screen *again*. $60 total spent in repairs on it.

purpose of thread inform beware of cheap tempered glass protectors. lot of times aren't real tempered glass , don't job protecting phone. expensive tempered glass protectors expensive reason - @ least have decent quality.
 

it's luck of draw when drop phone. had expensive name brand glass screen protector (invisible shield) , both screen , protector shattered when dropped it.

think glass protectors there more impacts directly screen , dings/scratches whereas covers edges of phone case drop protection.

being said, main idea of thread rings true: pay for.
 


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