Screen Protector Brands
Who makes what, what they are actually good at, and where each one cuts corners. Grouped by price tier rather than alphabetically, because that is how people shop.
Premium tier
Spigen
GlasTR EZ Fit — the auto-alignment tray that made bubble-free fitting normal.
Read verdict →Whitestone Dome
UV liquid-adhesive glass. The standard answer for heavily curved displays.
Read verdict →ZAGG InvisibleShield
Glass Elite and XTR, sold with a lifetime replacement warranty.
Read verdict →PanzerGlass
Thick, genuinely tough glass with strong UK and European retail distribution.
Read verdict →Belkin
ScreenForce TemperedGlass, and the in-store fitting machines Apple uses.
Read verdict →Paperlike
The original paper-feel iPad film, and still the benchmark for drawing.
Read verdict →dbrand
Prism — enthusiast-grade glass, sold mainly direct rather than through Amazon.
Read verdict →Mid tier
ESR
Armorite glass with a well-designed applicator, usually in two-packs.
Read verdict →Ringke
ID Glass and Dual Easy film, strong on curved and folding devices.
Read verdict →TORRAS
GlassGo and Diamond series, with a strong line in matte and privacy.
Read verdict →Olixar
Broad UK-focused coverage including models the big brands skip.
Read verdict →Moshi
iVisor. A washable, re-usable film that fits genuinely bubble-free.
Read verdict →ELECOM
A wide graded range of paper-feel films, from smooth to heavily textured.
Read verdict →araree
Sub Core glass, with unusually broad coverage of handhelds and mid-range phones.
Read verdict →Budget tier
amFilm
OneTouch. The budget pack that popularised the alignment frame.
Read verdict →Ailun
High-volume three-packs, usually bundled with camera lens protectors.
Read verdict →JETech
Long-established budget multipacks across phones and tablets.
Read verdict →Supershieldz
Cheap multipacks covering an unusually long tail of devices.
Read verdict →NIMASO
Well-reviewed budget glass with an applicator frame included.
Read verdict →Skinomi
TechSkin, wet-applied film that covers awkward shapes and curves.
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