Do you know how to protect your cell phone screen from scratches

When you buy a new cell phone, you surely do not want scratches to show up on the screen. But many people do not take good care of their mobile phones; they put their cell phones in the pocket together with wallets, cards and even keys. This will bring minor and even deep scratches to the cell phone screen, eventually, they need to replace the screen or the mobile phone.

Then do you know how to protect your cell phone from scratches?

Get a screen protector.

A thin plastic film can be bought the exact size of your phone's screen or you can cut it to size. It won't cost you much, but it does the job well. The price varies from some $1 to $3, and some only cost you less than $1. A screen protector will prevent the little scratches that tend to accumulate on an Lcd screen over time.

Don't play rough.

They take a lot of wear and tear though. We toss them in our purses, in our pockets, we had them to the kids to play all of the cool apps out there and they take a beating as a result. Cell phone cradles designed to protect your phone while you're in the car or even to stabilize the phone while it is charging reduce the likelihood that your phone will fall and break ¡§C or end up getting stepped on. By the way, lots of purses are starting to have a special cell phone pocket. If you have one, use it.

Apply the Screen Shield Correctly

The following steps can help you maximize your screen shield's protection:

1. Clean the screen with a microfiber cloth to remove any oil residue left by your fingers.

2. Use office tape to remove any cloth residue or dust left on the screen. Take a strip of tape and press part of it onto your phone. Allow the tape to adhere and then pull the tape off. Get a new piece of tape and move to a different area of the screen. Repeat the process until you have cleared the entire surface. Work quickly to minimize the amount of dust that will reattach to the surface before you apply the screen cover.

3. Remove a small amount of the backing for the screen protector, starting near the top. Line up the film and press it to a corner of the phone screen. Work your way down the phone, pulling off small sections of backing as you go and rubbing the cover onto the screen to remove air pockets.

4. Make sure the shield doesn't hang over any buttons or edges. If it does, try to realign the shield for a better fit or trim the excess with scissors. Removing the screen cover can reduce the film's adhesiveness or create additional air bubbles, so avoid doing so where possible.

5. Work out remaining air bubbles using a flat-edged card or a miniature squeegee. Set the flat-edge at a slight angle and press it across the protector's surface, working from the screen's center to its edges.

6. Put the phone in its case after you have the screen shield secured correctly to the phone.

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