Q. I own a Samsung galaxy s3 cell phone. I change the its screen protector once a month because my job involves my clean up trash so I use my dirty hands to use my phone. So I have to change it cuz the screen gets to dirty. I buy the clear protector ones for like $7 for 3 screen protector on ebay or Amazon. So I'm wondering if constantly changing it will damage it, were out the screen, etc... kinda wired question but yeahh
Thanks
A. No.. But like the saying goes "too much of a thing is bad". It will better you don't use your phone when your hands are really dirty(when working) so you don't get the screen all messed up too often
Do I need to get a screen protector for the Samsung Galaxy S3?
Q. I'm thinking of getting the S3 when I upgrade at the end of this month with Verizon. Do I need to get a screen protector for it or should I just trust the Gorilla Glass 2?
A. My personal preference is no protective covers. Sure there is a market for them... but I do not touch my phone with weird and sharp foreign objects.
I do not like the covers, because they DO scratch and eventually get cloudy because they are plastic and then look ugly. Then you have to replace the thing, which was a pain in the first place... lining it up just right... laying it on without bubbles.
It just feels better without it... (I tried that one on my girlfriend... she didn't care LMAO)
The scratch resistance is for real! It's not a gimmick. You'll be OK!
Really though, unless you act like a child with your phone, you will be just fine.
Trust yourself, and buy the insurance... just in case.
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I took a Lumia 900. (Store Demo) It has the same glass. I took a metal tipped ink pen too it. Yeah I know, it's not that sharp. Anyway, I laid into that glass with it... and it is still absolutely perfect.
How can I remove light surface scratches from my cell phone?
Q. I have a Verizon Wireless Samsung Galaxy s3, and unfortunately I have too very light scratches on the screen. I've never dropped my phone on it's face so I have no idea as too how those scratches got there. Regardless to how they got up they're there now. Supposedly my phone has Corning's Gorilla glass 2 which is suppose to be tougher than the last one. So does anyone have any idea as to how to remove them?
A. Dont think you can remove them,but if you got a good screen protector,it might hide them.Best Buy sells a screen protector called Invisible Shield from a company called Zagg. It costs around 20 dollars for one protector,but it is guaranteed for as long as you own your phone.I have had one on my Samsung Galaxy S for a year,and it hasnt scratched,or came loose,it is a good investment if you plan on keeping your phone a while.
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