So, you keeping the screen protector on of removing it?

[Still_Thurro]

Keeping it in. I don't usually put screen protectors on my phone's but since it's there, I'll keep it until it starts looking dull

 

[flugelboy]

I wanted to keep it on, but I had to take it off because it was unusable while wearing polarized sunglasses. You just couldn't see the screen in portrait mode. Took the screen protector off and now I can see my beautiful screen again.

 

[ThrottleJohnny]

Mine is coming off today. It served its purpose and kept my screen scratch free during my vacation last week. Just received my Whitestone Dome Glass this morning. After work the factory installed protector is coming off and the Whitestone will be going on.

Mine is on the way. I'll keep this one on until the coating wears off and it starts to look nasty. Probably another week at the most.

 

[iamgmf]

I personally was shocked when I learned that Samsung was reinstalling screen protectors on the S10 series, but that's good for the customer since the price of the phones went up so high it's always nice to see the customer getting a bonus

That being said, any of you find the screen protector being in the way a bit? like I've cleaned out the front camera cut out at least twice in the 3 days I've owned it. and I could be wrong but I really really believe it's making way more smudges and keeping oils on the screen a lot worse than the straight up glass would have.

I'm leaving mines on for now but I feel I might change that sooner than later (especially since the screen is flat so getting a screen protector on is a lot easier now)

So are you leaving it on or taking it off?

 

[iamgmf]

I actually got one on my S10e model, and after 3 days, it's already bubbling in the corners. Not sure why but will take if off once it starts peeling off. I never used one my last phone, the Galaxy S5, which I had for 5 years, so it will probably be fine without one on this device as well.

 

[Morty2264]

I actually got one on my S10e model, and after 3 days, it's already bubbling in the corners. Not sure why but will take if off once it starts peeling off. I never used one my last phone, the Galaxy S5, which I had for 5 years, so it will probably be fine without one on this device as well.

My mom has had her Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge for maybe four years, with no screen protector, and it has zero scratches. A screen protector is not always required! I just know that I, myself always require one.

 

[magia21]

I took mine off and applied a glass screen protector.

Which protector?

 

[Lex Luthor#WN]

Off. I was having issues with getting it to recognize finger movements. Night and day better with it off now.

 

[focusfactor]

I am keeping mine on for now. When it scratches I will apply the Spigen Glas'r Nano Liquid screen protection I bought.

 

[Avenger]

Can anyone share photos of their installed tempered glass protectors? Is there a halo?

 

[Lex Luthor#WN]

Halo or not, I doubt anyone has one without the corners lifting, which would be a deal breaker for me.

 

[neil74]

Unlike the S10 plus which was fitted perfectly my 10e had a slight lift at the top right out of the box. So I took it off immediately.

 

[jimbo1mcm]

Didn't even know I had one on. Touch latency is fantastic. If it bubbles or curls or scratches, I'll take it off. Until then it stays on.

 

[frifred]

I am keeping mine on for now. When it scratches I will apply the Spigen Glas'r Nano Liquid screen protection I bought.

I would very much like to know how that Nano liquid is. Let us know what you think after you try it. When I picked up my S10e at Verizon, they put a Zagg on for me, but it is going to have to come off....it doesn't cover the entire screen side to side and the "lip" on it makes it nearly impossible to drag the Edge screen handle to open it.

 

[Mike Dee]

I would very much like to know how that Nano liquid is. Let us know what you think after you try it. When I picked up my S10e at Verizon, they put a Zagg on for me, but it is going to have to come off....it doesn't cover the entire screen side to side and the "lip" on it makes it nearly impossible to drag the Edge screen handle to open it.

It helps prevent scratches....it's not going to protect the screen from cracking. Some come with screen insurance.

 

[MiloMinderbinder]

Didn't even realized it was an actual screen protector when I got it. Thought it was just a plastic. It was off minutes after I got the phone set up. Never really use screen protectors. Honestly not sure why I should need if the glass is as strong as they say. Haven't had much issues to date. I do use a case tho.

That is not the screen protector, that was a piece of plastic. The screen protector is a nearly invisible piece of glass that gives the selfie camera the lip around it.

 

[ThrottleJohnny]

That is not the screen protector, that was a piece of plastic. The screen protector is a nearly invisible piece of glass that gives the selfie camera the lip around it.

There are plastic screen protectors as well.

 

[Bobby west3]

Mine is on for now. But its scratching like crazy so I'm going to invest in the Whitestone soon.

I have the 10 plus also. My screen protector is scratching also. Not a fan of the plastic

 

[foneflip]

I had a Moto G before this with "Gorilla Glass"; had if for years without a screen protector, never even got a scratch on it (and, yes, I did drop it occasionally). The factory screen protector on my S10e has a chip out of it already (the glass underneath is fine), and I'm thinking of removing it. BUT, I can't seem to find out for certain whether the S10e has the same Gorilla Glass. It seems like I've seen that somewhere. Does anyone here know?

 

[riggerman]

The S10e had Gorilla Glass 5 on both front and back, according to spec sheets and reviews.

https://m.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s10e-review-1908p2.php

Edited to add link