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Should I use one of those Glass Screen Protectors?

Well so I got one...and for Pete's sake...the glass on my brand new LG Stylo 2 is not perfectly flat! So no matter what glass protector I try or how many times...it always leaves bubbles at the exact same places near the bottom edge of the phone. It's the phones glass that's not flat.
 
Well good luck with that. I can sympathize. Bubbles you can't get rid of underneath screen protectors can be SO ANNOYING.
 
Glass protector can protect your screens but when it comes to curved screen smartphone like S7 edge, they don't really go well. Also glass protector minor bubbles go away with time usually in 24 hours after application.
 
When I recently bought a plastic screen protector for my smartwatch, it was a wet application protector. I hadn't heard of wet application protectors before & at first it seemed like a weird idea. Why don't you try one like that instead?
 
dontpanicbobby said:
Wet application is more a kiosk in the mall type thing. Not many places in the US do that anymore.
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I wasn't crazy about the idea of dipping the thing in water, then putting it on my electronic watch face, but I followed the directions & it worked out okay. It's really understandable why people moved away from wet application!
 
AirCatHeavy said:
oops!
PAT....I'd like to buy a letter....can I please have an "N"?
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Fixed that for you. :)

I am not a big fan of screen protectors. I don't like the way they look and change the feel of the screen. They can also interfere with the front camera and proximity sensor. They really only protect against scratches. If you drop your phone, the screen will still crack.
 
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