#screen protector

So much so that we have been introduced to glass "stronger than steel." Then again, just how tough has glass become, especially the ones we usually see everyday - our screens? Tempered glass If there is no indication what brand is being used for your phone screens, it is more likely a type of tempered glass that people might be quite familiar with. Even with huge advances in glass technology, as exhibited by those produced by Corning and Asahi, some might still be compelled to put an extra layer of tempered glass as added screen protection. The screen is one of the largest and most prominent parts of a smartphone and costs a lot to repair or replace if it gets broken. The question now is what screen protector to use. So far I'm seeing three kinds of screen protection being sold in the market: standard plastic film, glass, and the liquid-type. If you want something that can last longer than a plastic screen protector, the glass type, or commonly known as tempered glass, is your next bet. They can resist scratches better than plastic and smoother on the fingertips as it feels like the original screen. Read more in our articles including "Battle of Glass: Tempered vs Gorilla vs Dragontrail" and "WATCH: How to make your smartphone last for 5 years+".