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Notice the dots on my tempered glass protector.
The curved nature of both device's screens made the jobs of tempered glass protector companies much more difficult.
I feel that if I were to drop a small rock on both phone's screens, the device with the tempered glass protector would suffer less damage.
The tempered glass protector I got for my S8 is by AmazingThing, and other than the three flaws, it works very well.
All the flaws of the tempered glass protector (Newton rings, trapped dust, dot matrix) do not apply to the plastic film protector, which fits seamlessly.
And because of the sensitive nature of a curved tempered glass screen, the tempered glass protector can no longer have adhesive on the entire side of the glass (that's how flat screen tempered glass protectors were made).
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This was never a problem before on flat screen tempered glass protectors.
In the early days of curved phones, these "only the edges are sticky" tempered glass protectors were all terrible.
Instead, curved screen tempered glass protectors can only have adhesive on the edges, leaving the middle, for the lack of a better term, not sticky.
A tough show to navigate, as a manufacturer of glass protectors for your device is wedged in between a data-capture company, and a selfie-stick developer with the latest, greatest ad-serving technology is across the aisle.
I have two Galaxy S8s, and I've been using a tempered glass screen protector on one and a plastic film protector on the other (the official Samsung version).
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