So you bought a self-install kit and had the apple store install it for you? were you able to get them to install it for you successfully?Thanks for the heads up - Saw your post in another thread. Just ordered one for pickup, made an appointment for tomorrow!
Yup! I bought a customer-facing Belkin AntiGlare screen protector for iPhone 13 Pro Max and the staff at Apple Georgetown in Washington, D.C., helped me apply it. She did a great job!So you bought a self-install kit and had the apple store install it for you? were you able to get them to install it for you successfully?
Yup — the $20 is plastic and matte. It’s almost similar to a Paperlike Screen Protector for iPad Pro in its texture. And super thin too.Is there a big difference between the 20$ version and the 40$ of the Belkin screen protector?
That is great news to hear. I'm going to my local Apple store in a few hours to get my Belkin protector installed. I'm excited to use my new phone.Yup! I bought a customer-facing Belkin AntiGlare screen protector for iPhone 13 Pro Max and the staff at Apple Georgetown in Washington, D.C., helped me apply it. She did a great job!
By the way, I am loving the antiglare screen protector. It’s thin, matte, and sleek. The glass one is a bit too shiny and thick. I don’t want to feel the ridge of a glass screen protector.
Does this brand have a similar tray to spigen? I’d like everything protected if possible.I bought both the Spigen and amFilm for my new 13 Pro Max. I ended up using the amFilm since it covers up the notch. Absolutely no issues with installation and it is perfect with the tray installation. It cost 12 bucks on Amazon for a 2 pack before discount. I was able to get the 2 pack for 6 bucks. I am returning the Spigen. Face ID and front camera works perfectly fine.
Thank you for that info!Yup — the $20 is plastic and matte. It’s almost similar to a Paperlike Screen Protector for iPad Pro in its texture. And super thin too.
Partner installed $40 UltraGlass Belkin screen protector too. It’s thicker and more raised from the display. Glass is certainly more durable, but I’m using my iPhone with a case so I’m less concerned about cracked or shattered screen, and more about scratches. I figured the $20 matte protector works well for this use, but that’s my personal opinion.
Yes it does have a tray.Does this brand have a similar tray to spigen? I’d like everything protected if possible.
I have used this brand on a XR, 11, & now a 13 mini. never let me down & inexpensive. Comes with a fit tray.Yes it does have a tray.
amFilm 2 Pack OneTouch Glass Screen Protector Compatible with iPhone 13 Pro Max (6.7") with Easy Installation Kit, Case Friendly on Amazon
Agreed. I was actually surprised how good this screen protector is. Can’t even tell there’s a screen protector on my iPhone.I bought the $10 3 pack ESR tempered glass ones from Amazon. It comes with the plastic installation guide which makes it center perfectly. I’m super happy with the alignment, no bubbles, feel of the edges, and feel using the screen. Just another option…
(I really want a really to get the Shellrus sapphire protector, but $65 is just not worth it to me)
Thank you for the updateHi all, I just spoke with the folks at my local Apple Store (in Washington, D.C.) and the replacement Belkin screen protectors that can be machine-applied with their official Belkin applicator have arrived to their Apple Store. So if you want a screen protector professionally installed by Apple, the machine is here! (Though I’d advise calling your local Apple Store first to confirm…)
If you’re new to this: don’t buy the Belkin screen protector on the online Apple Store website, then expect to bring that in to be machine-applied. That’s not compatible with the machine. Just go to the Apple Store and then buy their special screen protector in stock.
Hi all, I just spoke with the folks at my local Apple Store (in Washington, D.C.) and the replacement Belkin screen protectors that can be machine-applied with their official Belkin applicator have arrived to their Apple Store. So if you want a screen protector professionally installed by Apple, the machine is here! (Though I’d advise calling your local Apple Store first to confirm…)
If you’re new to this: don’t buy the Belkin screen protector on the online Apple Store website, then expect to bring that in to be machine-applied. That’s not compatible with the machine. Just go to the Apple Store and then buy their special screen protector in stock.
Let us know if they have it.Thanks for the update. I’m planning on going to my local store tomorrow anyway so, I’ll enquire about this.
I never made it to the store yesterday so, it will likely be early next week before I get there. I’ll certainly report back when I do, though I suspect others may beat me to it.Let us know if they have it.