Top 5 TOUGHEST Glass Screen Protectors for the iPhone 11, 11 Pro & Pro Max

so what is the

toughest

screen

protector for dual eye-to-eye phone 11 or triple I'd 11 Pro from all my brands tested, including bodyguard AG Belkin spigen unnamed $1

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protector, 00 ESR jet tech and this prototype in In short, the most durable screen protector will be the new Flo Lab screen

protectors

. The least protective is the special $1 brown box. I've now come to this conclusion after breaking a lot of

glass

over the last few days and I'm not kidding. There's so much broken

glass

in my garage and it's okay because I got to use my new mobile test unit, a Monte, and I actually take our reviews very, very seriously, so when it comes to products that are just covered in nonsense marketing, especially with things. that most people won't be able to figure out, we go the extra mile to figure out what to really test and review now to make this video.

I had to go and read behind these screen savers that ended up costing a pretty penny, so this has actually turned into a very expensive video. Honestly, I went to the Apple store to buy the Belkin screen protector only to take it home and crush it on a bald dad. Now, if you've been on my channel for a while, you've seen my old screensaver. test unit that included that black PVC pipe I made about five years ago to test the iPhone 6s. I've spent the last month slowly upgrading the unit to this Marvel, which is Bertha's new home and I've now dubbed her the screen crusher.

I don't care what I've done to get these results, use the timecode in the description section below to jump to the juicier parts of this video, the Power Rankings now for this video I'm going to focus on specifically in the impact, not in the impact. Scratches shock why, because after a few months, each layer of each screen protector wears off and you end up having scratches. That coating is what provides scratch protection and oleophobic protection. Now, if you don't believe me, here's a quick clip of me polishing one side of a screen protector while protecting the other side.

I polished the screen protector for about 20 minutes for this video and you can definitely notice how different the water droplets and runs off the screen protector look between the polished and the unpolished sides now, if you want to know the full breakdown of the actual physical build of a screen protector, check out my full review where I go into a lot of depth about the five and six different layers that go into each screen protector for this video I'm really going to focus on the type of glass and the adhesive, which are the two parts that provide impact protection to a screen protector, so here are the specific details of my test unit, firstly, Bertha is a steel ball that weighs around 200 grams and is dropped from a platform using an electromagnet.

I decide to go this route to ensure I get a straight fall almost every time. Now this platform is attached to the back of the test unit using magnets and I have a giant ruler with centimeter increments now on the bottom of the test unit is a piece of quartz about three centimeters thick and it's pretty solid and what happens between the two hundred gram steel ball on the rock, well, a poor little screen protector, so the test procedure for each screen protector was to clean the stone with whatever pad and cloth provided by the manufacturer.

Stick the screen protector to the stone. Drop the ball now if it was an unknown brand like brown box or whatever budget brand you are using. I'll start a little at the bottom if it's a brand I'll know. I'll start around the 70 to 80 centimeter mark now, after each drop I would move the screen protector a little and drop Bertha in a new spot once she arrives. a height where it would break, I would try to find another spot intact and repeat that test and do it as many times as I could with a screen protector and I have had more than one.

I would break them in to see if the results were consistent and I'll be honest with you. I had a pretty bad headache after listening to this sound for a few hours straight, so here are the power ratings from my observations. First there are four different groups. You have absolute garbage. screen

protectors

have the regular tempered glass screen protector followed by the high quality dual tempered screen protectors and then you have the WTF screen protectors which are incredibly tough now at the bottom of that list is the screen protector I paid one to wait for it to break, it's six centimeters long which means it's not tempered at all, it's just glass, which makes sense given the box packaging wasn't even printed, there's no marketing at all in it it was just a box and it smelled funny filled with an ESR product that broke at 33 centimeters followed by another budget brand Jet Tech at 62 centimeters now between these two budget brands Jet Tech was better from an impact protection perspective, meaning it uses better glass or has better tempering now within this tempered glass group Reinold's shield takes the trophy.

I guess potaka, he's crazy. Cakes pro is number five on my top ten list for iPhone cases, it just provided an average tempered glass screen protector with the product that sucks and talks about the latest screen protectors. the one with the easy standing applicator tray that broke at the same level as Jet Tech, that sucks. I think even more than pitaka's in my opinion because speaking, they used to make really good screen protectors, now in higher quality products and general products in this category. They are made from aluminum silicate, which means they are double tempered, so they are quenched in the oven and drowned in a bit of chemicals.

Now most of these products broke into 81 and 93 centimeters on average. These products cost around $30. They are now included in this group. the zag aluminosilicate bodyguards from the PureView Aero collective and a bunch of old, faulty screen protectors they gave me last year. Now I have to point out that I've tested several panels of Spigen's slim fit 360 glass and these are about three years old and work much better than the new easy fit ones with the tree and that kind of thing really sucks, it really sucks. You have really good heal guards and you downgrade them through the shitty ones that are now in the top tier group that I call WTF.

The screen protectors include Belkin's ultra glass that you get at the Apple store and that product is made from Corning 2 glass. I think they used to be at Conan Corning, so it's a little bit older glass. Now this screen protector broke at 103 centimeters, which was a little crazy to do now as a side test. I decided to do the same drop test with my latest Cinder screen protector, which is one of the few screen protectors that claims to have used Corning Glass and it broke at a hundred centimeters, so the claim I guess is confirmed, but Cinder It doesn't exist anymore because I think they got in trouble for saying they used Corning Glass.

Yes, the last specially made screen was for the iPhone 6s. So yes, they have been around for years. The next screensaver. I decided to try another screensaver from Flow Lab and told them I was going to make this video and I liked it. Use these screen protectors. They said they were a little and we are a little better. The screen protectors broke at a hundred and fifty. seven centimeters, which was very surprising. I told them that this result in the flow lab was like, oh yeah, we just modified the manufacturing process a little bit and made the products better, and I love it, that's amazing, not only are they making glass better than average, they They are actively improving, which to me from a business point of view is just amazing as it is a business where it is worth buying things because they are always trying to improve their products.

Most companies will just repeat a product without really improving it like the Belkin to visit ultra glass it's been that glass for three four years this is and stuff like I just showed you it went from high quality AAS glass to not I know what the hell I just put in. What broke so quickly now the prototype of the screen protector that they gave me, that broke, was one hundred and eight centimeters long. I told that company the result and they said no, we could do better, so don't share the brand, but I can say it.

I'm telling you this, so I'm going to keep the brand to myself for now, so depending on when you're watching this video, I might reveal the company in a few months in the comment pinned below, here's how I found out what the hardest aspects are . screen protector for iPhone 11 now I have to add that despite being able to find out which one is the strongest, it is still glass, the ball test against a solid piece of stone was a very easy and consistent way to test the resistance of the class, but any screen protector will chip in case of a bad fall, it is a consumable.

I know it's expensive, but it's a consumable. Hybrid glass screen protectors will chip or all-plastic screen protectors will warp. All types of screen protectors you can get should be considered a consumable. The edges of tempered glass screen protectors are especially susceptible to chipping so keep that in mind so the glass doesn't break, so back to the flub screw protectors, if you plan on buying one they are actually moving some of their stocks. to the US, so the shipping time should be improved, but if you plan to buy some screen protectors, make sure to get a discount.

I've managed to negotiate a 10% discount with them, so use the code I'll put in the comment pin and that will give you 10% off a decently priced screen protector. A lot of these other ones are $30, the full lab ones, I don't think they do, and you'll get 10% off the lowest price, which is a steal. Try this when it comes to choosing the right screen protector from Flow Lab. Flow Lab has three, there is a two and a half D screen protector that recovers only the visible area, a version compatible with 3 D cases and a screen protector Normal 3D full coverage, now first of all.

The two and a half D screen protector will fit any case, now with the other two screen protectors, a 3 D compatible case is slightly smaller than the full 3 D cover by about half a millimeter, but the top of the device is completely exposed. They are the biggest physical differences now from my perspective. In fact, I would choose the full 3D cover as it offers the most protection in terms of coverage, but that really depends on the case you have, so I went and tested both screen protectors with my top 5. iPhone 11 cases that are Muslimin era 3.0 or clarity, updated mod and solid suits, catalyst impact protection, crazy case and pitaka pro matte case, now 3 D case compatible screen protector worked well with all in these cases, the full 3d screen protector definitely did not work with the pitaka matte case pro.

I had some issues with the catalyst's impact protection as I had to reinstall the screen protector after placing the case on the iPhone and I had no issues with the Mouse Rhino cases. Shield or The Loopy Case this is the first time you've seen one of my videos. I encourage you to click Subscribe. It's so late at night that Monty barely sits upright. You have been very good. I know you're an old man. man you just don't have the drive to get through these long sessions, but again, the first night you watch our videos, click Subscribe if you plan on getting any of the screensavers I reviewed via any of the links in the description. next, it would be a great way to help me continue this channel because I made three behind these screensavers just to push them between a ball and a piece of rock that I've been calling spigen spigen forever, it's ten o'clock. watch at night and I'm here because there shouldn't be anyone else here the cleaning lady is vacuuming outside since she couldn't make me cry now in the top group which includes Belkin and visit glass ultra from the Apple store my and that The product is made of cheesy.