I'm thinking the same. Absolutely zero issues since launch day installation...
In shopping malls, kiosks would "armor" your phone by putting some thin, exterior all over it. The guy would demonstrate by taking house/car keys, and viciously scratching a demo phone all over. IIRC, it cost $30 to $60 (which varied by phone.Who the hell pay $40 freakin for a screen protector. No wonder why Apple can sell a $1000 phone because of these suckers. SMH!
Has to a bad batch or something. I mean reall. I have dropped, tapped, banged, etc., the phone around and no issues. I always hated plastic screen protectors but the glass ones are pretty great.
The bare screen is fine, too, unless you’re working around the garage, outside, or gym.
That sounds like informercials, the more you pay attention to it the more you’re convinced. I do believe those things does works just as the way they demoed. But obviously it’s also works just fine buying a cheaper one from Amazon. Like I said just like informercials they just need little convincing and the rest is your decision. Like you said you’re convinced enough then hey you’ll pay for it, it’s your money afterall. But for $60 that cost few cents to make which is true in a lot of things. At one point Apple stopped selling those screen protector in their stores. I guess the profit margin is so irresistible for them.In shopping malls, kiosks would "armor" your phone by putting some thin, exterior all over it. The guy would demonstrate by taking house/car keys, and viciously scratching a demo phone all over. IIRC, it cost $30 to $60 (which varied by phone.
Fact is, if you really like something, then you're willing to sink more money into it.
Buy the cheap-ola protectors on Amazon. Plenty of great options for $10 and less (and Prime eligible). They come out of the same factories as the "name brand" one, and no worse. Same material. It baffles me that people pay $20, $30 or more for these.
Well if Apple had a screen that didn't keep smudges and fingerprints the way that they do then I wouldn't need one. Not worried so much about protection, get tired of seeing all the fingerprints. Using a matte finish one I don't have that problem near to the level of just the phone. Everyone has their opinions or needs for screen protectors.
Agreed. I condone the use of screen protectors and I think they serve their place for certain iPhone users that want added protection. But none of my displays have had any scratches or issues without the use of a screen protector, which are near perfect condition. I think it truly comes down to how well you take care of your iPhone and the environment it's exposed to every day.
Never understood the purpose of glass screen protectors.
Clarity, smoothness, bubble free install..
But they don’t do anything, which is his entire point...
It’s like in Super Mario when you’re big and you can take 1 hit without dying.
And you can restore that hit point with spare change vs hundreds of $ to replace the actual screen.
Back when iPhones had an Home button, you had to suffer a sharp (or at least raised) step around said button, if you installed a glass protector. It was not OCD-proof, your finger would hit it.
Now with the X, if you install a real full surface glass protetctor, you could forget you have it on. It’s “free” in terms of drawbacks. Especially if you use a case with raised lips that prevent you to hit the edges of the glass protector with your finger when swiping from bottom, top or sides.
So there’s no better time ever to use a glass protector.