Tempered Glass Protector Framed for Nothing Phone (1), black
Tempered Glass Protector Framed for Nothing Phone (1), black
This display on your device could get smashed suddenly and at any point , in spite of every precaution. All it takes is an unfortunate slip-up. For such cases, you will appreciate this Tempered Glass Protector Framed for Nothing Phone (1), black glass screen protector. This protective glass is designed as a perfect fit for the Nothing Phone (1). With a hardness of and its thickness of 0.3 mm it effectively safeguards your device's screen from scratches or other types of damage. The outer layer of the glass screen protector will protect your device from most of the fingerprints and smudges. Its 2.5D edges provide a nice functional bonus, blending very well with the display. Thanks to this Tempered Glass Protector glass screen protector, your device will stay looking like new. The adhesive layer covers the entire surface area, ensuring the phone retains the full extent of its touch functionality. It also includes a cleaning cloth, alcohol wipe and dust removal sticker.
Tempered Glass Protector Framed for Nothing Phone (1), black Glass Screen Protector Key Features
- Nothing Phone (1) glass screen protector
- The protective glass is three times stronger than any ordinary screen protectors
- Touch sensitivity remains unchanged after the application
- Tempered Glass Protector glass screen protector thickness: 0,3 mm
- Includes: cleaning cloth, alcohol wipe and dust removal sticker
- Tempered Glass Protector Framed for Nothing Phone (1), black has very simple application
- Edges of the protective glass have a smooth 2.5D curvature instead of sharp edges
- With glue over the entire surface, it responds perfectly to touch
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Finest Europe Distribution s.r.o., Prievozská 4D, 82109 Bratislava, www.glass-protector.com
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