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Iphone SE: Do you use a screen protector?
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wait! there is a iPhone 6SE? Must have missed the latest news! 
but no, I use my iPhone SE bare naked
but no, I use my iPhone SE bare naked
Yes. I use this and it works great: http://www.amazon.com/Protector-amF...d=1461729473&sr=8-1&keywords=iPhone+se+amfilm
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wait! there is a iPhone 6SE? Must have missed the latest news!
but no, I use my iPhone SE bare naked
My whole life is a lie. This isnt the 6 se? Just SE?
Have you ever used a iPhone before. Get a screen protector/glass as soon as possible before it develops hairline scratches on the screen if you bother so.i used my iPhone 6 Plus naked for two days and within that time it developed some scratches
No seen protector here. My iPhone is either in my hand or in my pocket.
Go naked, it's what all the cool people do!
Go naked, it's what all the cool people do!
That's due to the curved screen of iPhone 6. The screen protector doesn't cover the curved parts of the screen.yes it looks ugly
Exactly, In retrospect I can't think of a single reason why the 6 would need a curved screen. Yeah, I don't miss that tell tail outline of the screen protector.That's due to the curved screen of iPhone 6. The screen protector doesn't cover the curved parts of the screen.yes it looks ugly
I didn't put one on my 5S and even stopped using a case after awhile. Now it's my daughter's. No scratches.
But I have a film protector from Spigen on my 6S Plus and it's great. They've come a long way with these things since I last ripped off my crappy murky one a few years ago. I'm getting a screen protector for my SE and my daughter's SE just because there's now no reason not to when they don't impact the display quality anymore or the feel.
I just don't know whether or not to go with tempered glass or more Spigen film.
But I have a film protector from Spigen on my 6S Plus and it's great. They've come a long way with these things since I last ripped off my crappy murky one a few years ago. I'm getting a screen protector for my SE and my daughter's SE just because there's now no reason not to when they don't impact the display quality anymore or the feel.
I just don't know whether or not to go with tempered glass or more Spigen film.
I don't know about spigen film but yeah tempered glass is a good investment for long term usage
i think screen protectors are overblown. i think cases are what people need. when you drop your iPhone 4' down facedown on a flat surface, its not the screen protector that saves your iPhone, its the case and its 1 mm (minimum) spacing according to the MIFI standards that protects your glass. i learned this from watching sapphire screen drop tests.
i was thinking of getting a screen protector. but my warranty provider, square trade didn't charge me a deductible for a new screen on my 6s plus, so why bother.
its cheaper to replace the screen twice without applecare then it is to replace the screen twice with applecare.
applecare comes in handy if you need support, or if you need the phone switched out because of more serious damage.. its the ipad you really need a screen protector / case or applecare on. theres no such thing as a screen replacement for iPads
i was thinking of getting a screen protector. but my warranty provider, square trade didn't charge me a deductible for a new screen on my 6s plus, so why bother.
its cheaper to replace the screen twice without applecare then it is to replace the screen twice with applecare.
applecare comes in handy if you need support, or if you need the phone switched out because of more serious damage.. its the ipad you really need a screen protector / case or applecare on. theres no such thing as a screen replacement for iPads
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Going naked is such a nice ideal, like riding without a helmet.
All it takes is a single fall and you will never go without again.
A week after I got my SE, I dropped it, not realising it was not in my pocket. Luckily my official took the damage and it slid along the concrete on its back, keeping the bare home button from certain scratching.
All it takes is a single fall and you will never go without again.
A week after I got my SE, I dropped it, not realising it was not in my pocket. Luckily my official took the damage and it slid along the concrete on its back, keeping the bare home button from certain scratching.
That's the one that I use too! Works great!
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I always use a screen protector on my cell phones. The flat screen of the SE and 5s type phones make screen protector fitting much easier than on the 6 and 6s phones. Using a protector just requires a little extra effort to make sure that the screen protector is compatible with the case of your choice.
For those who insist on going naked, that's your choice. It's your phone and you assume the risk.
For those who insist on going naked, that's your choice. It's your phone and you assume the risk.
I've had a 5s with a tempered glass protector that fell out of my lap when getting out of my car. the iPhone screen shattered behind the protector. I was damned.
