No Gorilla glass? Screen seems pretty scratch prone.

[Snareman]

Not that Gorilla glass was a panacea for scratches, but the plastic screen on the T2 seems much worse. I was playing with the 1 day old T2 in the Verizon store yesterday and there were already a bunch of micro scratches on the screen. And I'm pretty sure that one hasn't been in pockets rattling around with keys. Guess I better get a screen protector.

 

[bpe4]

The outer layer is a user replaceable 3M type screen protector. Take a look at this article:

Ditching the Droid Turbo 2’s Verizon logo is surprisingly easy | Pocketnow

 

[dpham00]

Not that Gorilla glass was a panacea for scratches, but the plastic screen on the T2 seems much worse. I was playing with the 1 day old T2 in the Verizon store yesterday and there were already a bunch of micro scratches on the screen. And I'm pretty sure that one hasn't been in pockets rattling around with keys. Guess I better get a screen protector.

The turbo 2 has a factory installed consumer replaceable protective lens (screen protector). I would just use it until it is scratched sufficiently then buy a replacement screen protector at that time.

 

[elvee68]

Does anyone know where we can buy these protective lenses?
I guess i would just take mine off and slap on a tempered glass screen protector.

 

[dpham00]

Does anyone know where we can buy these protective lenses?
I guess i would just take mine off and slap on a tempered glass screen protector.

Motorola should sell them at some future date