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It sounds ridiculous, but that’s what we do with most smartphones.
I’m an outlier, though.
The Google Pixel 9 scratch in question
The most recent study I could findclaims 79% of smartphone owners do so.
As far as I can tell, most are no stronger than the native glass.
Raise your hand if you have a friend using a smartphone with a finely-spidered screen protector glass.
The Google Pixel 9 scratch in question
Raise your hand if you have a friend using a smartphone with a finely-spidered screen protector glass.
It’s not that these phones aren’t strong, or that the screens can’t take a drop.
Most of them could handle being dropped face-down on the pavement and come up without a scratch.
Most smartphones use some form of Corning’s Gorilla Glass.
For years, Apple never specified the brand of glass it used on iPhones.
That’s about the strongest glass you’ve got the option to get.
I’m not sure any of it is strong enough.
Where they came from I have no idea.
I didn’t carry it with house keys in my pocket.
I can’t account for the damage.
Cases are not just about protection, though.
Smartphones will only get thinner and lighter and with ever-larger screens.
