The iPhone 18 Pro or Pro Max UltraFit Armorite Pro Screen Protector uses Corning glass instead of the generic tempered glass most screen protectors use. The Corning glass used for

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If you’ve ever wondered what an iPhone sounds like when it makes a face-down belly flop onto granite tile, it sounds a lot like a regular belly flop. I’d broken life’s number one rule: Don’t be an idiot. Screen protectors are thin sheets of ...

Every smartphone brand touts having some kind of protection for its phone displays, trying to convince you that you don’t need a screen protector. Samsung and Google use various versions of Corning Gorilla Glass, while Apple has its own Ceramic Shield glass.

Apple has spent years making iPhone displays more resistant to scratches and everyday damage, and one of the company’s top hardware executives apparently hates seeing owners cover them up.

Apple's iPhone 18 Pro Max hides its Face ID hardware under the display for the first time, but testing shows that this has led to an undesirable side effect when the phone is paired with a matte screen protector.

Although there's an argument to be made that phone screen protectors are no longer necessary, you may nevertheless feel more comfortable using one. If you're going to apply a screen protector, it's worth doing some research to ensure you get a quality product.