Screen protectors for phones, tablets and other mobile devices: tempered glass, clear film, privacy and anti-glare protectors. Our range has over 700 products, mostly from PanzerGlass, E.V.I, Belkin and Screenor, and many of them are made for Apple and Samsung devices.
How to choose a screen protector
Exact model. A protector is cut to the screen of one specific device, so it has to match the model, not just the manufacturer. Our range includes protectors for Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi, Google, Lenovo and Zebra devices. Even neighbouring generations from the same maker can differ in corner radius or camera cut-out.
Glass or film. Tempered glass feels like the original screen and absorbs impacts better, while film is thinner and more flexible. Most of our protectors are clear screen protectors, and the range also includes smart glass, privacy and anti-glare protectors, as well as sets covering both the back and the screen.
Installation type. Most of our protectors are full adhesive, which means the whole surface bonds to the screen, leaving fewer air gaps and a more even touch response. There are also versions with adhesive strips, magnetic ones and ones held by corner tabs. If your phone has an in-display fingerprint sensor, check that the protector is compatible with it before buying.
Durability. Manufacturers list resistance to scratches, shocks, dust or dirt, and many of our protectors are described as scratch and shock resistant. Glass can absorb part of an impact, but it will not always save a screen from a hard drop onto a corner.
Case and use. Some glass is cut slightly smaller at the edges so that a case does not lift it, so choose a case-friendly version if you use one. A privacy protector helps in offices and on public transport, and a matte film suits a tablet you write on with a stylus.
Brands we carry
- PanzerGlass: a Danish manufacturer known for tempered glass protectors for phones and tablets, including case-friendly versions.
- Belkin: a US accessories maker whose protector kits sometimes include an alignment tool for applying the glass accurately.
- Paperlike: known for matte tablet films with a paper-like surface that make writing and drawing with a stylus more comfortable.
- Zebra: a maker of rugged mobile computers and barcode scanners, with protectors made for devices used in warehouses and retail.
- OtterBox: known for tough drop-resistant cases, with screen protectors that complement them.
- Samsung: the maker of Galaxy devices, offering protectors for its own phones and tablets.
Also in our range: E.V.I, Screenor, eStuff, Mobilis and 4smarts.
Frequently asked questions
Is tempered glass better than a screen protector film?
In most cases tempered glass is the better choice, because it absorbs impacts and the surface feels like the original screen. Film is thinner and more flexible, so it suits matte, paper-like or privacy finishes. Neither type will protect a screen from a hard drop.
How do I know which screen protector fits my phone?
You need the exact model name of your device, not just the brand or screen size. You can find it in the settings or on the box. Then compare it with the list of compatible models in the product description.
Can I use a tempered glass protector with a case?
Yes, but it is best to choose glass marked as case-friendly. Its edges sit slightly back from the edge of the screen, so a thicker case does not lift it. A case with a raised lip around the screen rarely causes problems.
What is the difference between a privacy and a clear protector?
A privacy protector narrows the viewing angle, so the screen looks dark from the side and the content cannot be read. Looking straight at it, the image stays clear, although the display may look a little darker than with a clear protector. A clear protector does not change the viewing angle.
