[LCAcor]

I have the galaxy note and the phone is great and love the size. However, the minute you put any case on it it makes it feel to big. I also love the feel of a naked phone. The problem is that on the back the camera lens sticks out just a tiny bit and I don't want to scratch the lens. How do you keep your lens safe?

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[Elrohir]

Ive got a hardcase for it. Not much protection if its falling on the ground but protects it from scratches. Due to the nature of it, it also puts a gap of 2mm between the lens and anything else

[btswein]

Meh. I have Seido Active case, that puts a pretty good buffer between the lense and the surfaces I put my phone on. If you don't want a case, your other option is probably to buy some universal screen protector and cut it out onto there, however that would probably distort pictures more than some tiny scratches.

[AnnDroid]

I have an original EVO. That camera sticks out also. I tried cutting a circle out of a spare screen protector, that was rough looking and finally started to peel up on the edges.

I ended up getting this:

I don't use the lens, just the metal ring. It has a sticky side that you just press onto the camera. I cleaned the area with rubbing alcohol first, careful not to touch the camera lens.

It's been on my phone for over a year and a half.

[notmaxburn]

The camera sticks out but on the note there is a metal bezel that contacts the desk, the camera window is recessed inside the bezel and doesn't touch the desk. It doesn't feel like much but it is enough the save the glass on a flat surface. All bets off if you set it on a rock or something.

[bayberry123]

The standby screen protection film

[Peter Steier]

Seems not correct. My camera lens is already completely dull. The glass is thicker than the metal ring.

[mich2013]

The best way is cutting a circle out of a piece of screen protector and replace it when u need.

[jeeves744]

its simple. Be careful with the phone. I have never used a case on any phone i have owned and never had a problem. Actually think about the expensive fragile device and what you are doing with it.