[Accel-config] PET screen films

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Smartphones are expensive =E2=80=94 you wouldn't want to spend up to $1,000=
 or more and end up with a scratched screen. Many people still buy screen p=
rotectors to protect their purchase, but are they still necessary with mode=
rn display advancements?


Having a big scratch on your phone is like having an itch in your brain you=
 just can't reach. Plus, it lowers the resale value of the device when you =
want to upgrade. A screen protector can keep the surface pristine, but buyi=
ng one is more complicated than it should be. It's also worth asking if mod=
ern phones even need one anymore.


A screen protector is simply a sheet of clear plastic or very thin glass th=
at you adhere to your smartphone's screen. The protector is cut to fit the =
exact shape of your device along with cutouts in the appropriate places - t=
hat's why you buy different screen protectors for different devices.


The glass on your gadgets has gotten a lot more scratch-resistant since the=
 days of the iPod. Corning's Gorilla Glass will not scratch if you rub it w=
ith your keys or loose change, which is a big step forward.


Many materials can be used for a screen protector.

Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)

PET is a type of plastic usually found on things like water bottles and foo=
d containers. PET screen films provide the least amount of scratch- and imp=
act-protection, but they're super cheap, light, and thin, and as a result a=
re less visible once applied to your phone.

They also have a decently smooth feel, unlike the more durable but rubbery =
TPU. PET is also a bit stiff, so it can't go edge-to-edge on phones with cu=
rved screens. If you want to go with PET, I recommend Tech Armor(Opens in a=
 new window). And this kind of protector can be devided into many types wit=
h different aims and functions like PET Clear Film, PET Clear Anti Blue Lig=
ht Film, PET Privacy Film and PET Anti Blue Light Privacy Film.


Thermoplastic Polyreuthane (TPU)

When you think of the screen protectors of old, you're probably thinking of=
 TPU. TPU screen protector is a flexible plastic that's a huge hassle to in=
stall (it involves using a spray solution and squeegeeing out lots of bubbl=
es), doesn't feel very smooth (thanks to its almost rubbery texture), and a=
dds an "orange peel" type glare to your phone's screen. Still, it's flexibl=
e, so it can go edge-to-edge on any phone, it has better impact protection =
than PET, and it has limited "self-healing" powers for small scratches.


On the other hand, it comes in a few different styles depending on the look=
, feel, and features you want, for example there are TPU clear screen prote=
ctor, TPU matte screen protector and so on. However, not all styles are ava=
ilable for all phones, and some phones don't have TPU options at all.


With different materials, you can make protectors like anti shock screen pr=
otector, clear anti shock screen protector, etc.http://www.yccscreenfilter.=
com/pet-screen-film/
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