Don't think you need a screen protector?

[Ledsteplin]

Screen protectors are great for scratches and scuffs. But overated for drops. A decent protective case like an Otterbox works best. IMO!

 

[robertk328]

Screen protectors are great for scratches and scuffs. But overated for drops. A decent protective case like an Otterbox works best. IMO!

Too bulky! I like the Apple case, plus AppleCare+ if I need it

Screen protectors started becoming a norm with me .... iPhone 4 was ok without but the 5 got a scratch within the first two weeks while in my pocket with nothing else in there. Small and near the edge, but something I saw each time on my brand new phone. Put a protector on it and it disappeared, so now I always use one. I prefer the clear HD versions that are barely noticable.

 

[Ledsteplin]

Too bulky! I like the Apple case, plus AppleCare+ if I need it

Screen protectors started becoming a norm with me .... iPhone 4 was ok without but the 5 got a scratch within the first two weeks while in my pocket with nothing else in there. Small and near the edge, but something I saw each time on my brand new phone. Put a protector on it and it disappeared, so now I always use one. I prefer the clear HD versions that are barely noticable.

They're not as bulky as you think. When did you use an Otterbox last?

 

[randally]

They're not as bulky as you think. When did you use an Otterbox last?

Actually, the Otterbox Defender almost doubles the thickness of my iPhone 6. So yeah,....

Buying a 6s next week and plan on getting a Spigen Tough Armor case and the InnnerExile self-healing glass screen protector.

 

[umberlaungeng]

Hm... I use a protector even for the back.
It's almost imperceptible and protects from scratches well

 

[mach1man]

Use to always use a glass screen protector.. Had a privacy glass on it, then I had to take it off when I got my olloclip lens.. Unfortunately I now have scratches on my screen .. Kept it in my pocket solo and was gentle with it.. Thought the screen was supposed to be super strong "strongest ever" they claim. Now I gotta use 1 of my apple claims

 

[anon(39328)]

I used to put screen protectors on my iPhones before the 6 models. With the way the glass curves around the edges, I've never found a screen protector that fits right on the 6 iphones.

 

[MooMooPrincess]

I have 20 spare glass screen protectors(got them all for 8 bucks), I stopped using them last week and now I have tons of hairline scratches that you can't see too well. Oh well, It's just a screen I say at the end of the day.

 

[eyecrispy]

I always have one on mine. I am very careful with my devices since I sell them every year to upgrade.

 

[AustinIllini]

I was all about screen protectors but they get all dusty and less attractive than a few invisible scratches.

As far as shatters, I just protect the corner and have AppleCare. Good enough for me.

 

[jlgraham]

I can see why some people don't like screen protectors, especially the plastic ones, but I love my tempered glass screen protector. Gives me some peace of mind when I don't use a case, really I use it to prevent scratching the screen. Mine doesn't interfere with functionality much. The screen is still responsive and 3D Touch works just as well.

 

[Rob Phillips]

I can see why some people don't like screen protectors, especially the plastic ones, but I love my tempered glass screen protector. Gives me some peace of mind when I don't use a case, really I use it to prevent scratching the screen. Mine doesn't interfere with functionality much. The screen is still responsive and 3D Touch works just as well.

Sometimes a piece of mind is more important than any actual protection. It's exactly why I always have my iPhone in a case. I may never drop it but I'd like to know that my 6s Plus has a better chance of surviving if it ever slips out of my hands or gets knocked off of the kitchen counter.

 

[shanghaichica]

I prefer to have one. The tempered glass ones actually feel quite nice and not too different from the naked glass. I have apple care plus but I'd still be upset if I smashed my screen as I paid ?789 for this thing.

 

[robbrick]

I like using a screen protector for peace of mind that I won't scratch my screen. I have got scratches on my iPhone screens before when I decided to forego the screen protector. Now, I am using the Belkin Invisiglass that Apple Stores install using the ScreenCare+ system that lines it up perfectly AND doesn't trap lint under the screen protector. Now my OCD about the screen protector going on straight and without getting lint trapped is gone and I can enjoy my phone without the worry of scratching my screen. And the Invisiglass feels just like the iPhone screen.

 

[anon(7901790)]

My Zagg glass screen protector saved mine a couple months ago when my daughter and I were out bike riding. It fell out of my handlebar mount and landed corner first. My daughter managed to avoid running it over. When I picked it up, it had a small (almost invisible) dent in the phone case and the screen protector looked pretty much like yours. So yeah... I use a screen protector; it saved me a bunch of money. At least until I figure out how to circumvent the Law of Gravity...



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[jamielampert]

If you smash the corner of your phone off the ground no screen protector is going to protect it.

 

[dawning]

I don't use them.
I usually use Android, but never use screen protector on them. Currently waiting for my 6s plus, but I think I'm not going to use the protector for it.

 

[Spencerdl]

I've had my 6s Plus a little more than 5 months with no screen protector and I'm happy to report no scratches on the screen or my device whatsoever. In the September Apple Keynote they did say the screen on the 6s/6s Plus was the hardest and most scratch resistance ever put on an Apple device.

 

[phlamethrowre]

I would have puked right there🤒🤕

 

[Spencerdl]

I would have puked right there

Puked? Why would you have Puked?