Sorry I was in a time warp. Thought it was late 2017.
Only if he uses it like you have been. Plenty of us have no screen protector and don't have any scratches at all.
Plus, you've already said you treat yours like crap because your work owns it.
This.I'm getting there too. I have the Samsung oem one right now, but a lot of cases don't work with it. I have TMobile jump on demand, so the S8+ probably will be gone by September, so I'm leaning toward not being as ocd about scratches. (I was the same way when I had a temporary S7 edge after the note 7 fiasco)
Over a month. No screen protector and phone in and out of my pockets 100 times a day. Not a single scratch. Minimal thin case and nothing on display screen.
Depending on what's in the bag could very well explain your screen.Not like crap but using the phone like normal and not being paranoid. Putting phone in pocket, putting phone in bag, placing it on table, etc. is considered normal use. Funny thing is never left the office much.
Depending on what's in the bag could very well explain your screen.
Mine goes in and out of my pocket 100 times a day and still perfect. I go to softball games 4 times a week where the screen gets pretty dusty to the point that I wash it in the sink when I get home. Even with all that dust I still don't have any issues.
Some of your scratches actually look like swirl marks from cleaning the screen while something abrasive was on it.
Scratches will eventually happen but yours are extreme and look alot worse than normal use. The one in the middle, that makes a Y, looks like it was ran across something very abrasive.
Its far from a design flaw. They used Gorilla glass 3 and 4 on the phones you mentioned. 3 was arguably one of the best for scratch resistance. Now theyve gone for a more shatter resistant version for obvious reasons. If it was a design flaw every single one of our screens would look like yours. A design flaw would be the coating on the G6 camera getting scratched to all hell requiring us to polish it out.Still, it's unacceptable and it's a design flaw. Even other Galaxy users are complaining on the other forums. I recall the Galaxy S4, S5, Note 3 and 4 having much tougher and scratch resistant glass.
Its far from a design flaw. They used Gorilla glass 3 and 4 on the phones you mentioned. 3 was arguably one of the best for scratch resistance. Now theyve gone for a more shatter resistant version for obvious reasons. If it was a design flaw every single one of our screens would look like yours. A design flaw would be the coating on the G6 camera getting scratched to all hell requiring us to polish it out.
The fact of the matter is, if you dont put the screen in a pocket/bag with other objects or face down on an abrasive surface, you can avoid scratches pretty easily.
I saw one guy complain because he put his iPhone 4s in the same pocket of his S8 and the s8 screen scratched. Well no kidding it scratched. You rubbed an aluminum framed phone against a glass phone repeatedly for God knows how long.
I don't baby my phone since my work is covering the insurance and deductible, but I still don't have a single mark on it.