Do You Need a Screen Protector? (1 Year No Screen Protector)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- I used an iPhone without a Templed glass screen protector for a year. Are they still worth it?
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Glass is Glass
When u said that it reminded me Jerry rig everything
What the heck no comments
I never use Screen Protectors. My 2yr old iPhone 8+ is like new. I never drop my phones, put in pockets, etc. I hold my phones like a baby. My Note 10+ has no screen protector & I'm enjoying this beautiful display
for 99% of people, they cant get by without putting their phones in their pocket - we aint all got time to treat it like a baby
I never use screen protectors. I’ve had a Galaxy s9+ since it’s release without a screen protector. And I have no scratches on it upon inspection. I don’t baby my phone by any means, and I carry it in my pocket by itself, no keys or anything else with it. Now if you have any intention of selling your phone every single time a new phone comes out and decide to sell, then sure go for the screen protector. But if you are one of the few who holds on to the phone until it’s no longer usable or damaged beyond measure from years and years of use, then a screen protector would be pretty useless. Idk maybe it’s just me, but that is my take on screen protectors.
Bruh does it had small scratches
I once always use a tempered glass screen protector, until phones became "edgeless". I just thought it was incredibly necessary, to keep the phone safe from everything from scratches in my pocket to drops. Phones nowadays are strong enough to resist drops, especially with a case on, and they will get scratches, but not huge gashes like before, just small-barely noticable when the screen is off-micro scratches. Screen protectors are not seamless, and when phones now are basically all screen from edge-to edge, you are going to notice it. I don't use a screen protector anymore, but I do use a simple clear or fabric case. The first scratch will hurt, just because you like your phone as a perfect thing where everything about it is seamless. But once you get past it, you won't care about more scratches and can actually enjoy you phone to its full potential.
@@blowyourmindscientist6497 I can’t agree more!
Toothpaste doesn't remove scratches. It does remove the oleophobic coating on the phone. It damages your phone.
Yeah the toothpaste and rice myth
"Glass is glass and glass breaks" -JerryRigEverything
1:52
"anything can happen to glass, No matter how advanced it is"
Wise words from a wise man...
Most of those scratches are not micro scratches.
He puts his keys in the same pocket as his phone. Screen protectors are useless.
@@higguma who does that like actually who does that 😂
I removed the pre-installed screen protector of my s10+ and used it for 4 months, i already see some light scratched though i carry my phone carefully, i never dropped it and i never let other people use it for a long time. Scratches annoys me even if it's just minor ones. So i bought screen protector last week, i cant take the damage anymore.
glass can be scratched by sand falling on your phone, you dropped it on a stone surface with sand, it gets scratched.
on your problem, the reason is sand falling in your phone then you accidentally rub the phone screen in your pants to clean it, rubbed the phone screen in pockets.
I still prefer the old school film screen protector - way thinner than tempered glass. My goal is to minimize scratches, not bother much about breaking it 😅
Me too
Me too. Especially for curved display. Those UV glass protectors are horrible.
my screens have light scratching but it never bothers me as the scratches are unnoticable when the s10's oled display is on
the best way to protect your screen is to use a wallet style padded case. I never bother with screen protectors, because a padded wallet style case makes it almost impossible for the screen to be scratched.
Those are ugly as fuck 🤣
But the screen gets scratched from that wallet case itself
I’m glad you made this video, I literally was about to take my glass screen protector off then I seen that unprotected screen 😳
nice grammar
But it’s 2022 now
There is a Ceramic Shield thingy now so its better
@@trollforaliving6857 idiot, English is most likely not his first language. Stop trolling you bum
It works on a iPhone that has a rather flat screen but try to apply a screen protector to a OnePlus 7T Pro. Impossible.
yeah..I tried having one on my s10 plus and it just overall sucks..
On my oneplus 8 it works prefectly
@JoJo The King I had a screen protector but as soon as I put a case it popped off since then I have been without a screen protector cos on curved screens protectors are a mare .
Mocolo UV is perfect for Oneplus 7T Pro
Does anyone know a good Oneplus 7 Pro / 7T Pro Screen Protector that fits with the original McLaren case?
I tried 2 screen protectors, OMOTOM and Alinsea and they were too big on the edges and didnt fit correctly.
Any other options I could try?
I've never used a screen protector in my life and have never managed to get any scratches on my phone besides cracking a screen once from dropping it. But that was because I wasn't using a case, the screen protector wouldn't have helped it there. Yet every time I've bought a used phone it looks like it was strapped to the the grill of a Mad Max guzzoline tanker for the past 3 years. Like WTH guys. Don't treat your phone like an animal and it won't get scratched. Even keys in your pocket won't scratch the screen.
"Small scratches on level 6 and a deeper grooves on level 7"
my phone all the way scratched up 😭
The ideea with the toothpaste is that it is abrasive. You have to rub it not leave it there for a while and then clean it off. You are not trying to whiten you screen :)
Hehe the toothpaste itself doesn’t remove scratches. It’s a buffering agent to blend in scratches so it’s no longer visible. To do it, you have to scrub the hell out of the glass
Toopaste 😂 lol much love ❤️ 💪🏽
the real reason to use a screen protector is cracking, which is much more noticable and can also be dangerous
@SimplyPops Hi I know you're busy but thought I would ask my question if you have time to answer. I got a new Moto G Play and I cannot tell if it has a screen protector on it already or not. Is it normal for the glass to stick up and not be touching the edges. It looks like a screen protector however those aren't usually put on for you when you buy a new phone. With all my other phones the glass was basically one solid piece with no spaces between the edge and the glass. This has raised glass you can even insert your fingernail in between the glass and the edges. Sorry to go on and on. I'm kind of scared to try to lift it off I just noticed a small chip on the edge of the inner glass. Anyway have you seen phone's like this? As I mentioned mine has always been one piece. Thanks.
What causes micro scratches are not coins or keys.. its the dusts/sand! Glass only is only scratched by materials that are harder in the mohs scale.. And some dust minerals or sand is harder than glass in the mohs scale.. diamond is the hardest so it scratches pretty much everything, so if you have diamond ring, get a screen protector!
could u do these for some older iphones
Weird that a screen protector would make someone "rock out."
Question, I own a samsung s6 lite and i removed the screen protecter i owned cause there was bubbles all over and i owned it for a month now. I took it off a week ago and theres not many scratches. I'm too scared to put toothepaste on it and I dont know if I should get a new screen protecter.
If you take good care of your phone like me and use common sense don’t put your phone in the same pocket with your keys or other sharp objects that can scratch it. Take good care of your phone and be careful not to drop it.
"Glass is glass and glass can break"
- Jerry rig everything
Toothpaste....Lol ,,,You do know you must rub and agitate the toothpaste, you are actually sanding the surface ever so slightly. Used to use it on model windshields and watch crystals to remove scratches . Kinda like restoring a cars dulled headlamp cover.... It's not magically going to remove scratches just pasted on there even if you gave it 100 years
Yeah, that shit had me dying laughing. Dude put it on there and let it sit like it's working magic under the surface lol. Toothpaste is basically an extremely gentle polishing compound. The micro abrasives are doing the work when agitated. If you have deep scratches that can be felt toothpaste would never get rid of them. It may help removed some extremely fine shallow scratches, but even that is a stretch. Glass is notoriously difficult to polish and the glass on phones is specifically engineered to be even harder than normal glass. I would like to see someone test removing scratches from a phone with automotive glass polish and a rotary polisher though.
Fam I gone see that battle scar as soon as u pick it up
Although I hate screen protectors I think they’re necessary. I have no screen protector on my current iPhone and although there’s no micro-scratches there is however a small nick on the top right of the screen that Mysteriously appeared one day and I’m pretty careful in how I handle my phone. I mean i drop my phone rarely, like one time in the 3 years I’ve owned it.
Personally, micro scratches don’t really bother me at all in terms of user experience. I rocked my iPhone screen naked for 4 years, and while there are numerous micro scratches, they don’t really make the user experience worse aside for those with OCD. There was only 1 almost obvious scratch but overall using no screen protector gives the most enjoyable experience I have to say.
It bugged me out so much after finding out my phone that i bought second hand got so many scratches the seller told me the screen only have few tiny scratches it turned out my upper right screen has lot of micro scratches (looks like from gaming too much).
I just found out after using it for few months because the seller put screen protector on before sending it to me.
The toothpaste was funny to be honest. Have you ever polished paint from a vehicle? You are supposed to rub(polish) with the toothpaste. The toothpaste has little rough particles that acts as sandpaper. You have to put some elbow grease 💪.
alright im sold, ill buy a screen protector again and not take it off
My phone is the iPhone 8 Plus and my screen go t horribly scratched from daily use until I had to replace it. Now I use a tempered glass screen protector.
With toothpaste, u should polish but I have a feeling that it might remove any oleophobic coating . But just putting toothpaste on the phone won’t do anything
Toothpaste won't do anything. lmao
The only thing it does is make your phone smell good
thanks, I've been using my iPhone xs max for 2 years now and I'm going rambo right now until it breaks.
The problem with screen protectors is that they crack really wast. I like to use edge-to-edge screen protectors that are a little more expensive, but look much better. But I can’t afford zu buy a new one every time I drop my phone. I‘ve had a bulky case with thick bezels, and even with that one of the edges of the screen protector broke off, even thought the bezels of the case go well over the screen.
Which edge to edge protector do you use/recommend?
@@Sssssssslf I was using the CellBee screen Protector. This one even has a mesh grid over the earpiece speaker. But now I have switched to the RhinoShield 3D impact (in the matte version) which is a plastic screen protector. But I think it is the best plastic screen protector because it feels like glass and never cracks. I don't even see scratches on my matte screen protector after multiple months of use and also some drops.
Thats just the iphone being more crack resistant but less scratch resistant.. u heard about scartch gate?
lol my guy with a tooth paste you are actually suppose to use a fiber cloth and massage the hell out of it with fast motion like you are polishing it. It actually does work I have tried it on acrylic glass watch but dunno about the phones
What's strange is the glass screen protectors hardly ever get scratched so I wonder how come all these gorilla n victus glass stuff is as good as they say when cheap screen protectors are more scratch resistant ... Quite strange
That was hilarious what you did with the toothpaste. You did it incorrectly. The toothpaste doesn't magically dissolve scratches. You painstakingly runlb the scratch smooth using a cloth and toothpaste.
Might be worth for an iPhone but for my mid range android phone the resale value will be at a minimum. New phones come out every year. The best thing is to buy a case.
Yeah and frankly on the resale market people buying it are expecting micro scratches. They generally won't complain about microscratches. Still complain about actual scratches if you don't label them.
Never used screen protector since i bought my phone 2 years ago, only has micro scratch/not really visible scratch, i gave up on using screen protector because i really can't install the screen protector to my phone, either there is a bubble that I can't get out or the screen protector is not straight so i gave up.
Here in my place the people at the shop applies the screen protector and it costs just $2 for the whole thing.
and everyone who gets scratches on their screen protector just leaves it on there anyway
You don’t know how to apply a screen protector on your phone? Are you dumb or something?
@@TheGlowingOnee yes
@@TheGlowingOnee not everyone can install everything properly
I've never used a screen protector in the 8+ years I've had smartphones (2). Both have taken minor-moderate drops many many times with slim, Spigen cases. These drops never scratched or cracked the screens. The ONLY scratches I've gotten were on the 2nd phone, which was from having keys in the same pocket as my phone. These are extremely superficial, nearly impossible to feel or see without just the right lighting.
Just got a new phone (my third), which is hands down the nicest piece of tech I've owned. I'm debating it, but honestly the screen protects themselves seem more distracting than the worst of scratches I've ever gotten.
It just depends on what kind of screen protector you have. Some of them are so good to the point that you can’t even tell that you have a screen protector on and it feels just like the original screen
Finally someone
You're not meant to leave the toothpaste on lol what's that gonna do? The point of the toothpaste is to use it as a buffing compound to try to buff out micro abrasions. it's not magical glass filler
Glass is glass and glass breaks
Jerryrigeverything
breaks
Put a case on your phone even for the vid but not only for the vid always use one
Case is better than a screen protection in many ways
That is true as it does offer a lot more protection all the way around and raises the lip on the front for face down drops. I would have to say at the end of the day its best to have a case and a tempered glass screen protector so you are covered all the way across the board. The great part is that you can buy a good case and a solid pack of 3 screen protectors for under $20 to make sure you can protect your $1,000+ Investment.
@@mace5380 *Fact!*
@@mace5380 thx... im going to keep that in my mind when im going to buy the note 20 in 2023. I bought the note 10+ 2 weeks ago and dropped it once which scratched the medal at the edge above tje the spen and a scratch on the bottom left on the screen + every case on it is not flat bc of the scratches on the edges :(
I rather use plastic screen protector to enjoy better display than tempered glass
Wtf you did with your phone? Rubbing it on the ground?
But I dont wanna spend more
It's been 1 month iam using by phone without screen. I am having scratch . Due to I play games much.
If you're phone don't have screen protector for long time your screen of your phone is gonna be pop up a big rainbow or small one
Is either, you already expended 1k dollars on a phone, what’s 20 bucks now, or because you wasted 1k dollars, why would you put a screen protector and miss the user experience designed with the texture of the screen? Personally I hate screen protectors. It never feels the same to me, and I also have the feeling that the selfies are worst when you have a screen protector (in the cases where the protector covers the camera).
I never had to use a screen protector in my life, until i got iphone 11. Unlike alot of people, i take really good care of my phone, if i ever dropped my phone it would be once in 2-3 years. However not long ago my iphone got a huge thin scratch out of completely nowhere, just had it in my pocket and the only other thing in my pocket was a lighter. i recommend you buy a screen protector their like 5 bucks in the chinese shop to take care of atleast the scratches because now it just frustrates me to watch this scratch on my phone..
Fr bro even gorilla glass victus scratches so easily
"Gorilla glass" dude you don't need a screenprotector nowadays cause most of the phones have corning gorilla glass i actually wasted my money on a tempered glass screen protector😭😅
You're still going to get scratches, and it's still going to shatter if you drop it.
@@NepDouble07 microscratches only & it will not shatter unless it falls from a height higher than the average adult body
@@Choya_ I've seen phones with corning gorilla glass dropped from a chair height of less than two feet shatter. So I wouldn't be so sure about that. It always depends on the kind of drop, not just the height.
@@NepDouble07 ah ok didn't think bout that😅 but atleast i use a case with edges for screen protection
@@Choya_ Yeah I mean as long as you gotta case you'll probably be fine with drops
I dont use
a case but i use a screen protector on my iPhone 11 product (red)
oh you got screen protector on your iphone 11..so how was your personal on it. Could you share it
Dang, my glass screen protector has A LOT of air bubbles..it keeps coming back lol
You could always go without one. I had a GalaxyS6, and I had no screen protector, no scratches at all. I had it from 2017_2020, and now I upgraded to the Galaxy S10+.It just depends how careful you are with your phone.
The problem with screen protectors is that they either have shitty texture, or that they usually end up scratching more easily, which makes using the phone an unpleasant experience.
I've taken off my screen protector from my iPhone X for 6 months, but I have no regrets. Sure, I get micro scratches, but it doesn't interfere with the texture when I touch it. When I turn on the screen, it doesn't matter anymore. Unless you cracked the screen or something. In which a case will do more justice than a screen protector.
the thing is, if you scratch your protector just switch. most come with 3x screens or 2x screens so for 10 bucks your saving your actual screen from scratches
@@FOXeye95 That's true. But my main issue is how easily most screen protectors pick up scratches/getting chipped themselves. The lack of smoothness & obvious scratches often ends up hindering user experience.
Sure, I can simply change the screen protector, but deciding when to change the protector before it becomes too scratched up is quite an annoyance. I'll be dying to get rid of that scratched up piece of plastic/glass but at the same time, I want to use it for longer.
Sticking to the original glass provides an overall better user experience. Sure it picks up scratches, but with advances in materials technology, they are usually minor and you won't notice it on a day to day use. (Unless you end up breaking the screen LOL)
@@damnfreakingsien easy scratches only happen when you use plastic screen protectors as they dent and scratch even with fingernails , glass doesn't , even with a gorilla glass 6+ I'd still use a screen protector , I'm waiting for mine as my screen is only glass 3 or 4
@@FOXeye95 even with glass protectors, mine tend to chip at the edges, which is annoying.
Could be a run-of-the-mill protector but idk man.
@@damnfreakingsien thats probaly because you have a curved display?
I hate tempered because not use oleophobic
Bruh look at the smudges on the screen protector 😞 reasons why i would never get one.
I HAVE SO MANY BUBBLES ON MY SCREEN PROTECTER AND THERES LiKE STAINS WHEN I PoP ThE BUbBLES
Buy another brand they have some that won't give you bubbles
What I dislike about the new screen protectors is that once your phone falls on the ground
The screen protector will crack very easily
That's exactly what they are for. If the protector won't break, the phone glass will take the impact and increase the chances of breaking (which is a much expensive problem than just getting a new protector).
i removed it already :(
but im gonna buy a new one
me too huhhhh
I've used my Samsung Galaxy J7+ for 3 years I replaced the screen protector once a year and I dropped it (more than) a 100 times
Lmao is ur phone okay
I'm done with screen protectors. They just make your phone look ugly. If you bought a new car you would want that paint job to shine right? I don't care about micro scratches because they only show in sunlight and it looks way better than a beat up screen protector. Enjoy that display the way it was intended and be careful.
on god bro, i just bought a screen protector and messed up now there are bubbles around the corner.
Well im not a reckless baby so i don't need screen protector
I bought a nice screen protector from Best Buy for my iPhone 14 Pro. Never even touched the phone before installing. It was perfectly clean. Installation went almost perfect… except for one hair right in the center of the screen. Completely unusable, $37 down the drain for nothing. And even the edges has slight bubbles.
Unless they start selling factory installed protectors (which of course they never would, because they’d make less money on repairs and trade-ins), never again shall I use a screen protector. If I’m spending over $1000 on a phone, I want the absolute best user experience. I don’t care about micro scratches, they’re not even visible during use unless they’re more than a micro scratch. I guess I’ll just take a couple hundred dollar extra loss every couple years if I sell my phone and upgrade.
I had a Samsung Galaxy S10 for over 3 years with no screen protector. No visible scratches (just micro scratches), no cracks, and I dropped my phone pretty often honestly. Plenty of face down hard floor drops, and even some on concrete. Hopefully the iPhone’s glass is as strong (probably not).
But I’m going with screen protectors are a scam! Just like insurance 😂
Cool
What the heck I am wathing three years old video 2022
In my honest opinion a screen protector is a must for all smartphones because every single phone is a scratch magnet. I'm using gadgetshieldz screen protector which are edge to edge Screen protector they're far better than these tempered glass. Unlike tempered glass there's no bubbles and no yellowing.
I used to think the same thing but After you go through multiple Screen productors because you have a curved screen. You realize Anything more than 5 bucks is overpaying
get a tempered glass screen protector
I got a 12 ProMax . Who gives F micro scratches. It’s a phone ☎️.
What’s a good screen protector to get?
Mous, Otterbox defender, Lifeproof.
are you kidding Toothpaste will not work
Real Men don't use screen protectors they use cello tape.
😂😂
Screen protectors are a ripoff
I took mine off
Im the guy
It can hold even really big cracks my screen protector made even big cracks all over the screen I’ve made It put nothing happened
We need a screen, To protect the pixels
We need a screen protector, To protect the screen, and the pixels
We need a screen protecter protecter, to protect the screenprotecter, the screen and the pixels
We nedd a screen protecter protecter protecter, to protect the screen protecter protecter, the screen protecter the screen and the pixels.
what a bad pronunciation... for us Europeans it sounds really bad.