I use one. I don't think if feels terrible or looks bad. There is a ring around the screen where the TG protector does not match the curve of the screen, but it does not bother me.
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Awesome. Thank you. Was it easy to apply?
easy peasy, lot easier than those plastic ones...
Ah thanks. I've got this OCD thing about fine scratches from sand or dust. I've got a film on it now but it's coming loose at the edges and looks terrible.
I bought a case with a cover but I find that the flip is an annoyance to have to always hold back especially when on a call.
Thanks for the quick answer!
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Putting a glass screen protector on a Lumia 1520 can be a little weird. The glass of the 1520 is already thicker and it's also curved. This means that with the relatively thick glass screen protectors, there will be a very clear and obvious edge to the screen of the device. That won't just look bad, but also feel terrible.
On top of that the glass screen protectors only protect against scratches. Seeing as the Lumia 1520 has a very solid screen in terms of scratch resistance, many consider it to be obsolete to put on a screen protector for that.
The big risk with a 1520 (due to it's size) is that the screen will crack when you drop it. No screen protector can stop this from happening unfortunately. Especially not the glass ones. Those will just also crack.
Are there any bumper like cased that will fit the 1520 nicely with the tempered glass protector on?
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If you want to protect a 1520... Get something to put it in, like a sleeve or a case. Or even the special Nokia made
That's the point of the TG protectors. That they will crack instead of your phones screen. Then they are easily replaced.
Yes and that's complete nonsense, pure marketing talk. The pressure from a drop on a corner or the back of the device will NEVER be stopped by a screen protector. That's physically impossible. But just that is exactly the biggest risk to a 1520. Sure if you drop it on a screen you have a microscopically better chance of having it survive, but because the screen protectors are extremely thin still, they won't help anything for most impacts powerful enough to break a screen.
Glass protectors are a nice story, but they don't do much extra over a normal screen. They are also a little too thin to protect from a good fall on it's screen. It's not the direct impact that cracks a screen on a Lumia but the pressure coming from corners that a screen can't handle.
They are great for scratch resistance, they do scratch easier than Gorilla glass, but at least you can replace them. They are made of the same cheap material iphone screens are made of, and we all know how unbelievably fragile that relatively thick tempered glass turns out to be in real life.
Well, you are certainly welcome to your opinion.
That's basic physics for the most part.