Re: Have you noticed any difference in various Android screen protector shields?

From	Peter <confused@nospam.net>
Newsgroups	comp.mobile.android
Subject	Re: Have you noticed any difference in various Android screen protector shields?
Date	2024-09-04 20:21 +0100
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"Carlos E.R." <robin_listas@es.invalid> wrote:

>>> a Xiaomi Redmi Note 10. That got badly marked within a couple of 
>>> months by coins in the same pocket
>> 
>> Nothing /ever/ goes in the same pocket as my phone ...
> 
> My phone has a lid.

Every screen protector I've ever bought had to be replaced because it
cracks (usually at the edges, but depending on how the phone is dropped).

I think that's a good thing, as I'd rather the screen protector is
shattered than the screen (for the obvious reasons we all agree on).

I work outdoors with my hands and as a result, I drop my phone a lot.
I mean a lot. More than any of you maybe. 

Dropping the phone only a few times a day would be a normal day.
Not every phone drop results in a cracked protector, but some do.

So I remove the screen protector once it cracks & I apply a new one.
The screen protector never breaks unless I've already dropped the phone.

So I go through about five or ten screen protectors during the life of a
phone, but I haven't really counted the number - I'm estimating how many.

Alls I'm wondering is if one screen protector is better than another.
And how to tell.

Specifically what keywords to look for in a phone screen protector shield.

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