Why are you lot still ordering screen protectors for 16 line up?
17 is coming soon.
17 is coming soon.
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iPhone 16 Pro/Pro Max Screen Protector
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I get bored. I wish Apple was like sasmsung where you get a flagship launch every 6 months. One ultra one fold. That would keep me content
Can confirm the new Torras 3d is a perfect fit and feel on my 16PM. Finally!
Hopefully they carry this tech forward to the 17 series so we don’t have to wait a year for solid coverage that doesn’t cost a kidney!
Hopefully they carry this tech forward to the 17 series so we don’t have to wait a year for solid coverage that doesn’t cost a kidney!
I installed the regular none 3D hit bend version of the smart devil. So can’t comment.
I don’t think I’m going to drop anymore cash on tempered glass screen protectors since I may upgrade next month. If I don’t , I’ll definitely consider the new Torres
Hopefully not. Since I’m thinking the screen dimensions 6.9 are the same spec etc for the 17 pro max.
I went with Torras 3D after having an extremely frustrating experience with Flolabs and their scammy warranty.
I’m very impressed with Torras. Unlike Flolabs, the centering is near perfect and all camera L’s show up. Also there are no permanent bubbles. That was my main issue with Flolabs. A large permanent bubble at the bottom including the warranty replacements.
The installation looks weird with their rubber roller, but it was so far the easiest screen protector I have installed. There was no need to push out any bubble. I passed the roller 4 times instead of the instructed 2, just to be safe.
The only things I would like Torras to have is a lifetime warranty or cheaper price. And no rainbowing when using polarized glasses like the Flolabs.
Btw, I upgrade phones every 2 years.
I’m very impressed with Torras. Unlike Flolabs, the centering is near perfect and all camera L’s show up. Also there are no permanent bubbles. That was my main issue with Flolabs. A large permanent bubble at the bottom including the warranty replacements.
The installation looks weird with their rubber roller, but it was so far the easiest screen protector I have installed. There was no need to push out any bubble. I passed the roller 4 times instead of the instructed 2, just to be safe.
The only things I would like Torras to have is a lifetime warranty or cheaper price. And no rainbowing when using polarized glasses like the Flolabs.
Btw, I upgrade phones every 2 years.