Top 5 Screen Protectors for the iPhone SE (2020)

So what will be the best

screen

protector for iPhone SC and this video will compare Zags Spigen Otterbox White Stone Belkan Tech Armor Flowlab and Jet Tech products and all those products, these are the top three, that is the conclusion that Monty Vale and I have arrived after testing each of these

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protectors

to check that their installation tools fit the cut coverage, impact and scratch protection, and mobile device reviews. uh monty val and i base our reviews on actual use of this video. I spent 300 of my own money to buy them all. These screen

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I put on an iPhone came off and then broke but that's okay because reviewers are not influencers so help us keep our job as reviewers by getting the screen protector of your choice in this video through my links.

Let's talk about the installation now before we can. do anything with the screen protectors, we had to install them all, the easiest to install was the zag product because of its double tap and tray adhesive system, it's easier to make adjustments with that product while putting glass on now, honestly I thought That well-known brands with their trays like those from Otterbox and Belkin would be much easier to install, but that was completely false, which was a little strange. I really like the simplicity of a trade that fits that setting and so on. You know, Otterbox's adjustable trays because they want to save a little money in the manufacturing process didn't work for me.

Now you may have realized that I made fun of you. You know, fit this technological armor in the tray with this product. It didn't fit the iPhone, so really what's the point of that piece of plastic on this product. Here's how all the other screen protectors in this video ranked in terms of ease of installation. The worst product in terms of installation is the white stone dome glass it requires. adding adhesive yourself, which results in a stronger product, but is also very messy and smelly. Honestly, tech accessories should be easy to use. This white stone dome glass is not.

Now I know it seems silly to install it on a piece of rock, but we did it for a reason that we'll explain in the next section. Whats Next? You don't have a tie in the cover. When it comes to fitting covers, there are two things: the overall coverage and then the size of the hole where your thumb goes. or other fingers in general the more coverage a screen protector has the more protection it will offer to the device so this is the white stone dome glass and the reason it is on a piece of rock is because the tool I use to shock you I'll see in a couple of minutes that it actually goes through the glass when I press it really hard, so I didn't want to damage the iPhone, but this white stone dome glass has the most coverage in terms of dimensions within the length, now It also has one of the largest cutouts, so that negates the benefit of having an extra large piece of glass, but the reason I think that happens is because the installation process requires you to pour adhesive onto your iPhone and then place a piece of glass. on top, so that the bond between the glass and the iPhone with the white stone dome glass is much stronger than saying something like this, which is one of the last Otterboxes I tested now combining the scores for the size of the cutout in In general coverage, the three best screen protectors end up being the Spigen Glastory line, the Flowlab Nano Armor, and the Jet Tech and White Stone tied for third place.

As a side note, both the Spig and Flow in the products have glass that It surrounds the entire home button, the other two don't, so one of the things I noticed with the Belkan screen protector is how little glass you can cover your iPhone with, like there's a giant notch cut out at the top and the cutout for Touch ID is actually much larger. than the average screen protector, so you don't really get much glass for this product, we almost dropped the iPhone. One of the things I also test in this video was you know how much adhesive these products had and this Jet Tech product.

I actually didn't have enough thermal adhesive between the size of the product to stick it to the iPhone, so what's the point? of having more glass if you don't put enough glue on it to stick to the iPhone like it's a For me, I'm going to show jet technology and other variable classifications, you know, for the other parts of this video, but in general you're throwing away The dice when you choose a cheaper product, what's next is impact protection now? You've been on my channel long enough, you'll know that I used to try a steel ball called Bertha to break my glass.

Now Bertha has been partially retired, gone through a metamorphosis and come out as this fancy force meter with a pointy tip that is bertha 2.0 I basically took every screen protector in this video, put it on a piece of granite and smoothed the protector screen with bertha 2.0. I did this at least three times with each screen saver and the good thing is that the first break is almost going to be the hardest to do and subsequent breaks will be easier, something I knew was going to happen but actually couldn't. try it with Bertha 1.0. Anyway, the three best products when it comes to impact are the zag.

Glass Elite Flowlab Nano Armor and whitestone dome class on average it took 260 newtons to break the zag glass 253 for flowlab and 243 for whitestone so surprisingly with whitestone dome glass due to what the adhesive is really like. It's a much stronger adhesive than things like Otterbox or any of the other screen protectors in this video. There's a lot less cracking, so if you look at this Otterbox, press down once it does all this spider web stuff, but not with the dome glass. That's pretty cool and I guess it's because of the adhesive. Now the product is better.

The glass, I think is just normal tempered glass. I don't think it's anything special. This is how the other products stack up. that's right, the Belkin invisible glass was the last one, which is crazy because it's two glasses, this one is chemically treated glass and it performed worse than this jet tech stuff and this tech armor stuff that's not chemically treated, This is just tempered glass, it's supposed to be top quality glass, so I'm not really sure what happened, but don't buy this product. Plus it says it increases drop protection performance up to 25. I call it oxen.

Call oxen now? If you find this video helpful, get his products through our affiliate links or support us through patreon support monty through patreon if you haven't noticed, at no time have I pushed you away and tried to please you with products unrelated, like a website builder or a video game. I do not like this. video so I'm not going to do that on mine when it comes to screen protectors most companies will market on the graphite scale and not the larger scale which is basically like saying my 11 year old mazda 3 it can go from 0 to 60 in 6.1 seconds but that's in kilometers per hour not miles per hour hi monty anyway these two products scratched a soft six these two scratched a hard six , soft seven and the rest of them scratched into a hard seven now all of these products will protect your iPhone screen, you know, keys, coins and stuff, but anything harder than that, like you know, the mysterious dirty bits on your pockets will cause your screen protector to be scratched.

Now, one of the things that seems a little strange to me is despite it being twice as big. anti-scratch on the alpha glass and five times on the amplified glass, both products scratched at seven so I don't know what marketing nonsense they are basing it on that the amplified glass is harder so maybe that's part of the problem, but using my biggest picks, yeah, they both scratched basically at the same level. Hi Monty, Now I have to point out that scratch resistance is directly related to the life of the screen protector because the more scratches the screen protector has, the more likely it is to break. and when it cracks it looks dirty and when it looks dirty you are going to replace the screen protector so you have to find this balance between good scratch resistance, good price and easy to install anyway the only screen protector that I have personally used. it doesn't scratch on the max scale at 9 o'clock it's the shellris sapphire screen protector but they still don't make a screen protector for the

iphone

sc which is a little sad anyway congratulations on getting to this point let's talk About the overall ratings now, if we summarize the rankings of each product, the flow lab nano armor comes out first, followed by zag glass elite and the spigen glasterer line, those are my recommended products, as strange as it may seem, I must point out that flowlab It didn't actually make it to the top in any of the categories, but it is the most consistent in terms of quality.

The following are the products that you would only get on sale and would have to be an incredible sale, which includes the Amplified Otterbox. Alpha glass and white stone dome glass, these products have decent quality, but from my point of view they are a bit expensive. I know a lot of people are big fans of white stone because their adhesive is generally better, it's stronger, but the problem. with this product is that the glass breaks a glass screen protector is a consumable and once it breaks you have to be able to remove it this is an otterbox I think it is amplified the cheapest so I can easily take it off after it breaks that stone for this white stone like this is going to be very hard and as you do it, shards of glass come off like nobody's business, so this to me is a big problem because, first of all, it's very dangerous and, second of all it just isn't and like it's just tech accessories accessories should be easy to handle and it's not easy to handle so why and the last group of products you should definitely stay away from It's the belkin invisible glass, the jet tech and the tech armor, these two are cheap, you get what you pay for this one is expensive.

I'm very disappointed in this product because I loved it when I used my iPhone 8, which is basically the iPhone SE on steroids, but I don't know. the quality must have changed because this is no longer a good product, so the last thing I want to talk about is the possible warranty that some of these companies have claimed to have. If you broke your screen protector, Belkin already said no. Sol, go buy another one, spend more money to buy another small screen protector from us or Apple, other companies like zag. I know they have a pretty good accessory program for replacing a broken screen protector.

You have to register it. I bought this one. through Best Buy and the lady I bought it from said if you break it bring it back we can work out things that didn't happen because every time I call Best Buy they just tell me to go to the website and that's really annoying . Me because you call a place hoping to talk to someone, so if I can't talk to anyone, what's the point of the phone number? And it's pretty much the same with this Otterbox product. I contacted their customer service on Facebook. Yes, we have a guarantee.

Go to this link. Complete the form. I completed the form. They tell me to call a number. I call the number and the number tells me that the robot on the other end of the line says there is. No one on customer service, so go back to the website and fill out the form. The form tells me to call the number so it sucks you give money to a company you should get some kind of customer service but no you just get a phone number and just enter the circle like this dome glass of white stone that I bought directly at whitestone.com.

I tried to register this product and they rejected the registration because well, I have no idea. I assume it's because I went and marked the location. store section on their product registration form because they didn't have whitestone.com on the list of potential places I can buy this product so you know it's like 30 bucks I think 40 bucks for this and it's like 20 bucks shipping for get it. for me and I can't register it, I bought it directly through you, White Stone, do you understand what I'm posting here? I'm a little frustrated. The last company that has a signature program will be Spigen and it is theirs. you pay 10 bucks or send whatever no matter how much it costs to ship and they will send one back to you at a cost of 50 which was sorry 50 off and that's not bad so you just have to keep in mind that the glass will break.

Screen protectors are consumables so don't get as mad as I am right now when you try to contact the company to see if they have a signature program or a replacement program so yeah that's all I have for this video . Questions, comments, leave them. The firstEvery time I watch my videos, hit the subscribe button and also hit the notification button because every time I put a video on YouTube, that means you can see Monty and hear me because honestly, we know that's what you guys do.