SCREEN PROTECTORS – CALL OF DUTY MODERN WARFARE

The screen of your smartphone is probably the most crucial part of it. It’s the look and feel of your world, your thoughts, and your connections—it’s your screen. However, your screen is taken through diverse risks every day, including accidental drop-ages or perhaps the scratch that comes with juggling between keys in your pocket. This is where the screen protectors are useful, as they give an added layer of protection to this part of the phone, which is most often attacked. But, do you need one? And if so, which of them is more appropriate for use? In this blog, I am going to share all the information related to screen protectors that can assist you in making the right decision.

What Is a Screen Protector?

Types of Screen Protectors
To conclude, it should be mentioned that various types of screen protectors have been developed and each of them has its pros and cons. Here’s a breakdown of the most common types: Here’s a breakdown of the most common types:1. The plating involved covers the Plastic Films, namely PET and TPU protectors.
PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate): These are the simplest and the cheapest to find in the market, to the extent that they do not possess any advanced screen-protection features. That is thin, light, and offers reasonable protection against scratches. Nonetheless, there is very little protection against impacts.
TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane): TPU protectors are thin and can slightly deform; they either absorb shock better than PET protectors or add slightly better protection. They also have such features as self-healing, which implies that small scratches on the device may fade away with time.

Privacy Screen Protectors

Privacy screen protectors are typically made from tempered glass but have an added feature: they minimize the angle through which your screen is visible to anyone, hence protecting your phone’s contents from other people’s prying eyes. This is very effective if, for instance, you are in a public area and you feel that your surroundings could be spying on you.

Matte Finish Protectors

An anti-glare screen protector minimizes the glow from the sun as well as artificial light and makes it easy to view things on the screen in strong light. They also do not get fingerprints as easily as glossy protectors would. But at the same time, they can somewhat impair the view on the screen.

Should you use a screen protector?

The short answer is: Of course, it also depends on the use and, in the case of how active or stressed one’s lifestyle is. Here are some factors to consider: Here are some factors to consider:

Risk of Drops and Scratches: A person who drops his phone a lot or keeps it in a pocket or bag together with other items such as keys or coins will benefit from the screen protector to avoid expensive repairs.
Phone Model: This is because new phones have very hard surfaces on the screen, like Gorilla Glass. These screens are less susceptible to scratches and cracks independently, but that doesn’t mean that they are inexhaustible. They also provide an added layer of protection through things such as a screen protector.
Resale Value: For instance, if you intend to sell or trade your phone after some time, having the screen protected with a protector reduces the chances of the screen being damaged, which will increase the value of the phone.
Personal Preference: Some users may prefer the Tempered Glass screen protector to the feel of the original phone’s screen, or they may require a privacy screen protector.

The following procedures need to be followed while applying a protector to the screen:

Applying a screen protector can be tricky, but with a few careful steps, you can achieve a bubble-free application: Applying a screen protector can be tricky, but with a few careful steps, you can achieve a bubble-free application:

Clean the Screen: If an accidental spill is made on the screen, wipe it using the cleaning cloth and dust remover, which come as part of the package in the screen protectors. When there is dust and smudge on the surface, bubbles will form under the protector.
Align the Protector: Place the screen protector gently so it stands parallel to your phone’s screen. Ensure that it is well-positioned before you start applying it.
Apply the Protector: Gradually tilt the screen protector down onto the screen of your phone. For any bubbles, try to use a credit card or the applicator tool that is included and start spreading out in a circular motion from the middle to the outer edges.
Final Check: After applying the protector, search for all the bubbles and remove all those that may still be on the surface by patting gently. If some dust clumps stick to it, you might be able to shake the protector to remove them with the dust remover while it is slightly lifted.

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