This category holds screen protectors for mobile device displays, for shoppers who want to guard a screen against scratches, scuffs and everyday knocks. The range is small, with four products, all from SCREENOR. Check the exact device model on each product page before ordering.
How to choose a screen protector
Device compatibility. Screen protectors are cut for a specific model, so the exact model name matters more than the screen size. Two devices with similar displays can differ in camera cut-outs, notch shape and speaker position, and a protector cut for the wrong one will not sit properly.
Material. Tempered glass feels close to the original display and resists scratches well, but it adds a little thickness. Plastic film is thinner and more flexible, which suits shoppers who want minimal bulk, though it scratches more easily. Hydrogel films can smooth out light surface marks and tend to follow curved edges better.
Finish and privacy. A clear finish keeps the picture sharpest. A matte finish cuts glare and fingerprints, but it softens fine detail slightly. A privacy filter narrows the viewing angle so people beside you cannot read the screen, and it also dims the display a little.
Edge coverage and cases. Many glass protectors stop just short of the screen edge so they do not lift when a case is fitted. Full-coverage versions reach the edge but can interfere with tight cases. If you use a thick case, look for a protector described as case-friendly.
What is in the box. Dust-removal stickers, a cleaning wipe and an alignment frame make fitting much easier. Check the product description to see which of these are included, especially if this is your first protector.
Brands we carry
- SCREENOR: every screen protector in our range comes from this brand, so the choice here is between models, device fits and finishes rather than between manufacturers.
Compare the listed device compatibility and finish on each product page to find the right one for your device.
Screen protector FAQ
How do I know which screen protector fits my device?
Match the exact model name of your device to the compatibility listed on the product page. Screen size alone is not enough, because cut-outs for the camera, sensors and speaker differ between models. If the model is not listed, the protector is unlikely to fit properly.
Is tempered glass better than plastic film?
Tempered glass generally resists scratches better and feels more like the original screen. Plastic film is thinner and more flexible, and it often follows curved edges more easily. The better option depends on whether you value scratch resistance or a slim, flexible layer.
Will a screen protector work with a phone case?
Yes, most screen protectors work with a case, but fit at the edges matters. Protectors that cover the full display can clash with raised case lips, while slightly smaller ones usually leave room. If your case is thick, choose a protector described as case-friendly.
How do I apply a screen protector without bubbles?
Clean the screen thoroughly, remove every speck of dust with the sticker provided, and align the protector before lowering it. Start from one edge and let it settle across the display rather than pressing it down at once. Small bubbles often disappear by themselves within a day, and larger ones can be pushed to the edge with a soft card.
