Unless you live in the desert, then I don't think you need a screen protector.
Using a tempered glass protector on my HTC One.
Not going back to plastic.
Only use them on my phone and Vita, since they see the most travel to and fro.
Glass screen protectors 4 life.
The feeling of glass and added scratch protection (and even a degree of impact protection).
I don't use it but if I were, I'd only use the tempered glass ones.
I've used cheap ones before and there's this friction that I don't like about them.
This. Glass shields are amazing shit - much much thicker than plastic protectors, but pretty much feels the same as a naked screen - same clarity, responsiveness, and same oleophobic coating.
Used mine for 6 months now and not one scratch on it, just a tiny chip on one corner because I've dropped my 5s quite a few times. If it were a plastic shield, I'd have got scratches on it within a week.
I don't know about other phones, but using it naked without worry is bullshit. I used my 4s naked for two weeks and already got one long micro scratch on it.
This, I have a glass screen protector on my S5 and it's fantastic, some screen protectors feel sticky and they are difficult to wipe clean.
I used to use one. I dont anymore. I use a flipcase though for my phone, so it is all the protection that I need. If I do you a screen protector, I would use one of the glass screen protectors. They feel just like the actual screen.
http://www.zagg.com/invisibleshield/glass-screen-protector
Only downside is that they are significantly more expensive than the traditional screen protectors.
tempered glass screen protector. feels as good or better than naked (especially for vita). Saved my phone a few weeks ago where it fell flat on concrete, which just only chipped a bit. I replaced it the next day for $15.
My screen protectors always get scratched to shit, so I find it hard to believe they "do nothing". For how little they cost, I don't care.
My wife and I got the same phones (HTC mytouch 4g), I used a screen protector for 2 years, she did not. I removed my protector and our screens looked identical, zero scratches.
So, no they are not needed. Cases are needed, especially as phones get thinner. My new LG G2 just wants to leap from my hands.
So what do you say GAF? Are screen protectors worth it? Do you put a screen protector on your devices? Why/Why not?
I'm a little OCD on all my devices as far as screen protectors go. As soon as I take the thing out of the box, I immediately put on a protector. My smartphone, 3DS, PSP, Wii U Gamepad, etc all have screen protectors on them. They probably don't really help that much, but it makes me feel better, lol.
OK, here's what I have to ask people who use screen protectors:
What are you protecting you screen for?
Is your smooth, shiny glass screen going to sit behind a film of grungy plastic its entire lifespan, never, ever actually being touched by you?
What is the point, then?
Why would you risk ruining your phone by not adding a screen protector/case?why would you ruin your phone by adding a screen protector/case?