Screen protectors

Frequently asked questions

How do I know the glass fits my phone?

A protector is always made for one specific phone model: the camera cut-outs, edge curvature and display size differ. The name of every glass lists the exact model or models it is made for. Check the model in your phone's settings before ordering, not just the series: a Galaxy A54 is not an A55.

Tempered glass or a film?

Tempered glass protects better against impact and scratches and feels like the original display. A film is thinner, suits curved displays where glass would lift at the edges, and is usually cheaper. For most phones we recommend glass; for displays curved to the edges, a hydrogel film or a glass marked 3D.

What do 2.5D, 3D and Full Glue mean?

2.5D is a flat glass with slightly bevelled edges that covers the flat part of the display; it is the most common. A 3D glass is shaped over the curved edges and covers the whole display. Full Glue means adhesive across the entire surface rather than only at the edges, so the glass holds better and touch works reliably everywhere.

How do I apply the glass without bubbles?

Clean the display thoroughly with the included wipe and lift off dust with the sticker, then apply the glass in a dust-free room, ideally a bathroom after a shower. Align the glass with the earpiece cut-out and lay it down in one movement; the adhesive spreads by itself. Push any remaining bubbles to the edge with a card or cloth; kits with an alignment frame are the easiest to position.