How to Protect your iPhone from Screen Scratches

Taking care of your iPhone can be a tough job, especially if you’re someone who always get its screen scratched, or worst, broken. So to avoid further harm on your iPhone screen, here are 3 tips on how to protect your iPhone from screen scratches.

1.)  Always be mindful on where you put it. If you are constantly leaving your phone in a precarious place, it’s likely to fall, get sat on, or encounter some other horrible fate. Make sure you always know where it is.

2.) Don’t carry your phone in your pocket. While putting your phone inside your pocket has already become a habit, it’s most likely to get scratched up by your keys or coins, or worst, dropped on the floor when you bend down. So it’s better to have a separate purse for your phone.

3.) Use a tempered glass screen protector. While regular glass protectors can do the job, do know that they are not all made equal. We, of course, want something that would best protect our phone not just from screen scratches, but can weather through scuffs and damage. Belkin’s tempered glass uses accessory Glass 2 by Corning and Premium Japanese Asahi glass.

In case you didn’t know, Japanese glass is the highest quality glass, with less imperfections than Chinese glass, and consistently rated higher in testing. It has an Oleophobic Coating which means it is anti-smudge and anti-oil and is tested to 9H pencil hardness, three-times harder than plastic screen protectors. And oh, it also has a shatter-proof film with 0.33mm to preserve touchscreen sensitivity and leaves no residue on the screen when removing the screen protector.

Belkin has a device dubbed the TrueClear Pro Advanced Screen Care that allows you to professionally apply Belkin’s own tempered glass in minutes with unparalleled accuracy, and bubble and dust free on first installation.

How about you, guys? Are there more tips you have in mind? Feel free to leave a comment down below!

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