{"id":2545,"date":"2016-05-30T18:47:15","date_gmt":"2016-05-30T18:47:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.unlockbase.com\/?p=2545"},"modified":"2016-05-30T18:47:15","modified_gmt":"2016-05-30T18:47:15","slug":"reasons-your-cellphone-needs-screen-protector","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.unlockbase.com\/blog\/reasons-your-cellphone-needs-screen-protector\/","title":{"rendered":"6 Great reasons your Cellphone needs a Screen Protector"},"content":{"rendered":"

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At UnlockBase<\/a> we deal with more types of cellphones than people even know exist. We handle all the big name brands as well as several lesser known brands. We offer the largest database of cellphones and service providers on the web, and we advise hundreds of customers each and every day about all kinds of topics, from how to unlock their phone<\/a> to how take care of their phone.<\/p>\n

Here then is our expert advice on the best post-purchase care of your device when it comes to the all-important screen. You\u2019ve just bought or signed up for the gleaming new cellphone, but after just five minutes of use the screen can easily become a smeary, sticky mess of bacteria and fingerprints. With an unprotected screen, after just a few weeks, hairline scratches can start to appear from those times the phone scraped your keys in your pocket or you placed your phone front side down. Then there\u2019s the dust, or the damage from UV rays, or maybe the eye searing glare from the screen when your insomniac boss calls you at gone 2am to check on stuff he could have asked you during the day.<\/p>\n

Since the glass screen is one of the most vulnerable parts of a costly cellphone it makes sense to protect it with a good quality screen protector. But before purchasing just any screen protector, consider what type of protection you need. If you use your phone mainly for business you might want to consider a screen that protects your privacy, or if you use it at home during your leisure time, you may simply need a screen protector to protect against scratches, dirt, and sticky fingerprints.<\/p>\n

As with many modern developments that have since become household products, the United States military first used a similar transparent coating to protect helicopter blades and electronic displays from abrasive airborne particles in harsh environments. Screen protectors are made from a an extremely thin clear plastic material that covers the screen of your phone so perfectly that users often do not even realize they have a screen protector on their phone. In the early days, screen protectors could be rather fiddly as they had to be trimmed to size, but today\u2019s versions come pre-trimmed and punched to fit a wide range of cellular devices. Here are 6 top reasons you should put a screen protector on your phone.<\/p>\n