S20 Tempered Glass protector

[Android Central Question]

Hello can anyone recommend a tempered glass protector for Galaxy S20 ? Few on Amazon, but not convinced they are any good

 

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[lmandl]

Hello can anyone recommend a tempered glass protector for Galaxy S20 ? Few on Amazon, but not convinced they are any good

I bought the Cellhelmet liquid glass when I purchased my phone. My salesman said it was better than a stick on protector, plus it comes with a warranty. Can't argue with a warranty!

https://www.cellhelmet.com/pages/liquid-glass

 

[Bee1To]

Hello can anyone recommend a tempered glass protector for Galaxy S20 ? Few on Amazon, but not convinced they are any good

what about the glass back. My s20 5g fell off my bed unto a wooden floor, now I have three huge cracks in the glass back. I brought a case so now don't see the cracks.

 

[Mike Dee]

I bought the Cellhelmet liquid glass when I purchased my phone. My salesman said it was better than a stick on protector, plus it comes with a warranty. Can't argue with a warranty!

https://www.cellhelmet.com/pages/liquid-glass

What you bought was a warranty, not actually a screen protector.

 

[jweimn]

What you bought was a warranty, not actually a screen protector.

I'm also alittle skeptical on what kind of protection a "liquid protector" gives

 

[Mike Dee]

I'm also alittle skeptical on what kind of protection a "liquid protector" gives

It may add a layer of scratch resistance but it wears off through usage and offers no protection against cracking your screen.

 

[lmandl]

What you bought was a warranty, not actually a screen protector.

Three of us bought it when we all bought the S20, on the release day. All of us have perfect phones to this day. I was skeptical of it too, but I'm pleasantly surprised so far.

 

[jlangner]

I use whitestone and no issues.