JETech Screen Protector for iPhone 11 Pro Max and iPhone Xs Max 6.5-Inch, Tempered Glass Film, 2-Pack

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Siri may not be available in all languages or in all areas, and features may vary by area. Internet access required. Cellular data charges may apply. Read our Product Environmental Reports for detailed information on the environmental performance of every Apple product. Though the iPhone has scratch-resistant glass with an oleophobic coating, a second layer of protection can’t hurt. Some screen protectors add “anti-theft” features that limit visibility for third parties, while most glass protectors feature the 9H hardness rating, a basic scratch test using the hardest lead pencil point (9H) against the glass. Any substance harder than your screen will cause scratches to appear on your smartphone glass. At the end of the day, if you’re really looking to keep your iPhone in tip-top shape for as long as possible, it may be smart to invest in AppleCare+ or carrier-based insurance.

This screen protector is specially constructed for the iPhone 11 Pro Max, measuring 0.3mm to provide durability and sensitivity. The glass shield enables a natural, quality viewing experience with its 99.9% transparency and high definition resolution. Double taps are a thing of the past with this screen protector with its incredible touchscreen sensitivity function. English, Chinese (Simplified, Traditional), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Hebrew, Hindi, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish, Thai, Turkish English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish, Turkish Today, we’ll discuss whether you really need a case and screen protector for the iPhone 15 and 15 Pro. Do You Really Need a Case for the iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Pro? Credit: Apple/YouTubeIf you’re only worried about the occasional splash of water, coffee spill, or rainstorm, then you should be fine foregoing a waterproof case. As far as which screen protectors to use, we always recommend opting for the higher-quality tempered glass options. They’ll not interfere with the touch performance and “display-feel” a lot less than cheaper screen protectors. TPU plastic is the other plastic variant, although these screen protectors have mostly been phased out in lieu of the other two. The problem with TPU is that it only really provides protection against scratches. It’s made from malleable plastic, so it doesn’t absorb impacts quite as well. What are iPhone screens made of? In addition to warding off fingerprints and scratches, screen protectors could also add a bit of additional drop protection to your display. If you plan on using your iPhone in the water a lot — such as for swimming, diving, or surfing — then it’s definitely worth putting a good waterproof case on your iPhone. This also holds true for folks that work around water and have a greater risk of accidentally dropping their iPhones in water. But What About Texture?

It may be a bit pricey compared to other glass protectors in its class, but InvisibleShield’s Glass+ Screen Protector offers a lot of protective tech for your iPhone and you. In addition to offering a precise, case-friendly fit for large screens, the surface has a smooth feel for easy navigation of all iPhone features. It has a specifically engineered tempered glass that resists impact, scratches, and smudging. An oil-resistant screen keeps your phone clean to enhance viewing clarity. The glass screen is coupled with a VisionGuard blue light filter alongside bacteria-fighting properties for permanent antimicrobial treatment. The company says the antimicrobial technology — embedded in the glass — kills nearly 100% of surface bacteria. The protective Eyesafe layer filters harmful high-energy visible (HEV) light from your phone’s screen to protect your eyes. Generally speaking, you have two main choices. The first is a standard case that’s designed to limit the damage that can occur when you drop your iPhone. On top of that, you can also find waterproof cases — which will be more beneficial if you’re going to use your iPhone close to water.Tempered glass is the most popular choice for screen protectors. It’s a reasonably thin and somewhat flexible panel, and is the toughest of all the materials used to protect your iPhone screen – but they also tend to be the most expensive options

iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max embody Apple’s continuing environmental progress. They are designed with the following features to reduce environmental impact:This screen protector from renowned manufacturer, Otterbox, doesn't just protect your phone against drops, scratches, bacteria, and daily scrapes. But it also boasts advanced anti-glare properties, and is infused with blue light protective technology which makes your phone easier to read in all lighting conditions and should help to take the strain off your eyes a bit if you work with screens. You can just swap the screen protector. But some users are particular about scratches in general. Just something to keep in mind.