If you use a screen protector, why?

[MrGimper]

Oh whoops.

Well I'll still give it a try once it gets here. I found out about the Ice Max 3D too late yet again so this is what I have to work with for now.

I was hoping it would be the nirvana of screen protectors at £26, however it was just as bad as the £8 ESR one I returned for being unsatisfactory. Now I'm just using an Anker plastic one and TBH it looks better than any other one I've tried recently.

 

[MichealHeitz]

Being a severe case of having butter fingers my phone is prone to drop alot....a case and a protector is the best way to save it...

 

[OverSpun]

Maybe cause you can actually disinfect the screen protector with alcohol pads or whatever without destroying the oleophobic coating from the actual screen. I think that is the only perk for the protector unless you consistently break phones and scratch them up all the time.

 

[Banglazed]

I have been using tempered glass and it have saved me a couple of times when I drop my devices face down on concrete or on something that crack or scratches the screen like when I didn’t realize I shove my phone in my keys pocket. I consider this an investment to keep the device in mint as possible for resale or hand down.

 

[JagdTiger]

Just trying to gauge the primary reason people use screen protectors if they choose to do so.

For protecting the screen.

 

[BrianSoCal]

I have a Zagg privacy screen, works great.