I don’t use screen protectors, but I found my X was much better than my 7 plus with the little scratched. The Max has been even better for me than the X, nothing so far.
You mean cover the problem up.Get a good screen protector and solve the problem
Wild how many people with OCD find their way to this forum. With a sample from this community, it'd be safe to say that over 50% of the population suffers.As soon as u bought my iPhone from sams club I went to the Apple store and bought a screen protector and had them install it for free with their screen protector install tool. No issues so far.
I don’t see a big deal using a screen protector, you can literally change them every month to keep the feel of the screen fresh folks.
Even if I have Apple care I rather protect it against scratches by putting a simple screen protector. I didn’t want to go a day without screen protectors.
I have ocd and I cannot stand scratches on my screen. I don’t mind getting scratches on the screen protector since I know the most important part is undamaged.
With that said. I am disappointed at Apple on how piss poor of a job they have done as of late, their screens scratch way too easily. I think the material quality has been going down since the iPhone 4/4s days. Now that’s what I can a true premium phone.
How do you get microscratches though? Is it just from being in your pocket?
If you look closer you might even find some nano-scratches.Anyone getting really small micro scratches on their screen?
This is absolutely true, and the reason I finally broke down and used a protector for the Max. Started with the iPhone 8’s screen.I have found that as they make the screens harder to break, they are easier to scratch.
I have a tiny tiny one after less than 24 hours but you can’t even feel it with a finger nail. I’m not worried about it. You can’t avoid them. One small piece of sand or similar in your pocket is all it takes.
I don’t do screen protectors or cases because I hate them. They feel weird and add bulk. I also don’t see the need to protect my device so someone else can buy it from me to enjoy the screen. It’s like putting plastic on your couch so someone else can buy it one day and feel how soft the fabric is.
I buy AppleCare and of they get too bad, I just pay the small fee to have the screen replaced.
I use a Ringke case with a screen protector... works just fine.Any kind of screen protector won't fit a TPU Gel case unless there's a super thin one and I would really not trust a fall on either sides. So im curious what kind of cases people in here use that fit the screen glass.
Anyone know of a way to buff these out? Not sure if it’s an option.
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I agree. I’m talking about real tiny scratches that are really only noticeable in the right bright light.
Its not the coating.The problem is Apple make this super-strong glass then cover it in a really thin and easily scratched oleophobic coating.
As for using Apple Care to replace your screen if it gets scratched up .... are you sure about this? I asked about this and was told that scratches on the screen are considered wear and tear and they wouldn't allow you to replace a scratched screen under the plan. It may be different in the UK, but you wouldn't think so.
Its not the coating.
The XS just scratches just as easily as the X, 8 and the 7 before it.
"Super hard" glass meh, marketing spiel.
But the "harder" the glass more scratch prone it is and here we are.
Although Apple claims this year its more scratch resistance, but Jerry rigs test clearly shows its not.
Just like the X last year, the screens on the Xs and Max are noticeably more susceptible to minor scratches vs the older models.