Screen protectors for smartphones: tempered glass protectors and protective films cut to fit specific phone models. Our range includes over 100 products, with brands such as PanzerGlass, SBOX, Devia and Green Cell.
They suit anyone who wants to guard a screen against scratches and minor knocks without changing how the phone looks.
How to choose a phone screen protector
Material. Tempered glass absorbs some of the impact and resists scratches better, and it feels much like the screen itself. A protective film is thinner and easier to apply, but it mainly guards against scratches rather than knocks.
Exact model. A protector is cut for one particular phone, so even the Pro, Plus or Ultra versions of the same series differ in size. Check the full model name, not just the screen diagonal.
Coverage and cases. Full-screen glass with a black border covers almost the whole front, but its edges can lift if a case folds high over the display. A protector that stops slightly short of the edges usually works better alongside a case.
Fingerprint sensor. If the phone has its sensor under the screen, check that the protector is compatible. Thicker glass or a poor fit can slow recognition down or stop it working altogether.
Finish. Clear protectors keep the picture natural. Matte ones reflect less light and show fewer fingerprints, but the image looks slightly softer. Privacy protectors narrow the viewing angle so people next to you cannot read the screen.
Brands we carry
- PanzerGlass: a Danish maker known specifically for tempered glass phone screen protectors.
- Green Cell: best known for batteries, chargers and power supplies for laptops and phones.
- Delock: makes cables, adapters and connectors for computer equipment.
- dbramante1928: a Danish accessories maker known for phone cases and related accessories.
- Samsung and Nothing Phone: phone manufacturers, so their protectors are made for their own handset models.
Also in our range: SBOX, Devia, Pedea, Nevox, Tellur and vonMählen.
Screen protector FAQ
Is tempered glass better than a screen protector film?
For knocks and scratches, tempered glass is usually better because it is thicker and harder. A film makes sense when the phone has a curved screen or when you want the thinnest protection possible. Both types protect the display, just in different ways.
Does a screen protector affect the fingerprint sensor?
It can, if the sensor sits under the screen and the protector is not designed for it. For phones with this type of sensor, choose a protector whose description states compatibility. Side-mounted or rear sensors are normally not affected.
Can I use a screen protector with a phone case?
Yes, but coverage matters. A high case can lift the edges of full-screen glass and make the protector peel away. If you already have a case, pick a protector made to work with cases or one that stops slightly short of the screen edges.
How do I apply a screen protector without bubbles?
Clean the screen thoroughly and remove any dust before peeling off the backing layer. Lay the protector down from one edge and press slowly towards the other, pushing any air bubbles outwards with a soft cloth. If the pack includes an alignment frame, it helps you position the protector accurately.
