I thought I read somewhere that the OnePlus 6T unlocked comes with a built in screen protector. Is that true and how does it hold up?
A week of use and I don't even see it. It's like it's not there. I say works pretty good.I thought I read somewhere that the OnePlus 6T unlocked comes with a built in screen protector. Is that true and how does it hold up?
A week of use and I don't even see it. It's like it's not there. I say works pretty good.
That's what I was thinking. I try to keep my phones in the best condition because I do resell them about once a year and condition is everything if you want top dollar. Now that I know it has a screen protector I don't feel as pressure to find one right away.Sounds like it's pretty cool, then! And at least if users want to buy a different screen protector, they'll be protected until they can purchase a new one!
Not to mention the perfect bubble free application. I love that 1+ had that on out of the box and a case too. Using both and love it. Don't need another case.So I've had mine for a couple weeks. OnePlus really is winning me over not just with the phone and all the great software enhancements but also putting a screen protector and case in the box. That's huge, you don't have to love either but at least your phone is protected until you get one. I've heard so many stories over the years of people dropping their phone in the parking lot leaving the store or a couple days after getting it because they we're waiting for a case from Amazon or something and didn't want to get ripped off at the store for $40 on a case that costs $5. I think it's a great idea and goes a long way for me at least in OnePlus caring about their customers.
As far r the screen protector itself, it feels a touch plastic but it's not as bad as some of the soft plastic ones I've had and doesn't bother me at all. I like that I didn't have to buy one and put it on.
Yeah, no bubbles, dirt or lint is awesome.Not to mention the perfect bubble free application. I love that 1+ had that on out of the box and a case too. Using both and love it. Don't need another case.
I just installed a PureGear tempered glass protector with my Spigen Liquid Armour case. I have to say it is worth the money to spend to get a protector that won't bubble, lift or collect finger prints. Just make sure you align it as best as you can with the edges before it reaches the black border and you're good.
Luckily with PureGear, they have the whole tray and set/press installation instead of having to align it yourself. I had the stock one on for a few days but you have to understand that it's a scratch resistant protector, not glass that will help with impact to the screen.
So I've had mine for a couple weeks. OnePlus really is winning me over not just with the phone and all the great software enhancements but also putting a screen protector and case in the box. That's huge, you don't have to love either but at least your phone is protected until you get one. I've heard so many stories over the years of people dropping their phone in the parking lot leaving the store or a couple days after getting it because they we're waiting for a case from Amazon or something and didn't want to get ripped off at the store for $40 on a case that costs $5. I think it's a great idea and goes a long way for me at least in OnePlus caring about their customers.
As far r the screen protector itself, it feels a touch plastic but it's not as bad as some of the soft plastic ones I've had and doesn't bother me at all. I like that I didn't have to buy one and put it on.
I just installed a PureGear tempered glass protector with my Spigen Liquid Armour case. I have to say it is worth the money to spend to get a protector that won't bubble, lift or collect finger prints. Just make sure you align it as best as you can with the edges before it reaches the black border and you're good.
Luckily with PureGear, they have the whole tray and set/press installation instead of having to align it yourself. I had the stock one on for a few days but you have to understand that it's a scratch resistant protector, not glass that will help with impact to the screen.
So I've had mine for a couple weeks. OnePlus really is winning me over not just with the phone and all the great software enhancements but also putting a screen protector and case in the box. That's huge, you don't have to love either but at least your phone is protected until you get one. I've heard so many stories over the years of people dropping their phone in the parking lot leaving the store or a couple days after getting it because they we're waiting for a case from Amazon or something and didn't want to get ripped off at the store for $40 on a case that costs $5. I think it's a great idea and goes a long way for me at least in OnePlus caring about their customers.
As far r the screen protector itself, it feels a touch plastic but it's not as bad as some of the soft plastic ones I've had and doesn't bother me at all. I like that I didn't have to buy one and put it on.
My brother in law did it with his S7 two days after he got it on release day. He's to cheap to pay for the insurance and had a case ordered on Amazon but also wouldn't pay from prime or faster shipping so it was like over a week before the case came. He got lucky and it landed on the back and broke only the back. He's had it in the case ever since and never had it fixed or replaced lol.I've seen this happen too many times to count. It was always painful (if even a little funny sometimes) if they declined the insurance during the sale and they dropped the phone on the concrete outside.
My brother in law did it with his S7 two days after he got it on release day. He's to cheap to pay for the insurance and had a case ordered on Amazon but also wouldn't pay from prime or faster shipping so it was like over a week before the case came. He got lucky and it landed on the back and broke only the back. He's had it in the case ever since and never had it fixed or replaced lol.