Edge-to-Edge Screen Protector & Bumper Recommendations?

[dasanii]

Anyone have a good edge-to-edge screen protector (preferably under $20) or a good bumper (under $50) for the iPhone 6S?

Either glass or plastic screen protector would be fine.

 

[willmtaylor]

Anyone have a good edge-to-edge screen protector (preferably under $20) or a good bumper (under $50) for the iPhone 6S?

Either glass or plastic screen protector would be fine.

Some current popular glass protectors:

• Daswise
• Godosmith's Ice Max 3D (2015)
• Cinder by Cupert

Some bumpers:

• Spigen
• RhinoShields
• K11 (crowdfunding project due out in November)

 

[dasanii]

Some current popular glass protectors:

• Daswise
• Godosmith's Ice Max 3D (2015)
• Cinder by Rupert

Some bumpers:

• Spigen
• RhinoShields
• K11 (crowdfunding project due out in November)

I'm pretty new to the iPhone 6 glass screen protectors.
Why do some companies have a black/white border instead of an all-glass (clear) screen protector?

 

[willmtaylor]

I'm pretty new to the iPhone 6 glass screen protectors.
Why do some companies have a black/white border instead of an all-glass (clear) screen protector?

Those with black/white tend to be the edge-to-edge protectors that curve to fully protect the glass and not just the LCD screen (search for 3D vs. 2.5D edges). I think it's simply aesthetics of not looking like there's a protector on it.

 

[allprologue]

I put this one on my 6s+ on Friday http://www.amazon.com/Protector-Anti-scratch-Protectors-Bubble-free-Shockproof/dp/B00QZRYLBQ

can't beat it for $11. It adds a bit of thickness and you can feel it around the home button but that's the case for most glass protectors. Does not affect 3D touch at all. Best if you're also using a case because then you can't feel it on the sides or tell that it's on at all.

I was thinking about getting a Cinder because the glass is fully curved and may feel smoother on the home button but $30+ for a screen protector seems ridiculous.

 

[willmtaylor]

I put this one on my 6s+ on Friday http://www.amazon.com/Protector-Anti-scratch-Protectors-Bubble-free-Shockproof/dp/B00QZRYLBQ

can't beat it for $11. It adds a bit of thickness and you can feel it around the home button but that's the case for most glass protectors. Does not affect 3D touch at all. Best if you're also using a case because then you can't feel it on the sides or tell that it's on at all.

I was thinking about getting a Cinder because the glass is fully curved and may feel smoother on the home button but $30+ for a screen protector seems ridiculous.

Thanks for sharing. Could you possibly post a close-up shot of the edges? (I'm worrie about there being a slight overhand where grime could collect. Also, overhangs tend to chip quite easily.)

 

[ZipZap]

I put this one on my 6s+ on Friday http://www.amazon.com/Protector-Anti-scratch-Protectors-Bubble-free-Shockproof/dp/B00QZRYLBQ

can't beat it for $11. It adds a bit of thickness and you can feel it around the home button but that's the case for most glass protectors. Does not affect 3D touch at all. Best if you're also using a case because then you can't feel it on the sides or tell that it's on at all.

I was thinking about getting a Cinder because the glass is fully curved and may feel smoother on the home button but $30+ for a screen protector seems ridiculous.

Too many bad reviews. You get what you pay for. With regard to 3D...watch out as many cases may not work with it.

 

[ZipZap]

Some current popular glass protectors:

• Daswise
• Godosmith's Ice Max 3D (2015)
• Cinder by Rupert

Some bumpers:

• Spigen
• RhinoShields
• K11 (crowdfunding project due out in November)

Cupert

 

[STC]

Does edge to edge affect which case you can get?
I've never had edge to edge on my 6 and now my 6S plus, but don't want the edges to raise if case pushes against it.