>2018
>using a screen pretector on his phone
>using glass over another glass
mfw
2018
Xavier Green
Dominic Rogers
>sitting on the toilet looking at maymays for years and thumbing your sweaty asshole all over the screen
>ruining the screen coating by cleaning it with windex like a retard, if you clean it at all
>not caring for your possessions so they continue to function for years and can be resold when you upgrade
it's like you want to stay poor and black forever
Matthew Phillips
>you will never go back to the days of windexing your CRT
Andrew Fisher
>have glass
>put glass on it
>now have microscratches on the glass on top of my glass which costs 1/20th of the bottom glass
>now bottom glass is pristine and perfect with it's coating preserved forever
>top glass can be swapped out in less than 5 minutes compared to swapping the bottom glass in over 2 hours worth of difficult and risky labor
Ryder Gonzalez
>now have microscratches on the glass on top of my glass which costs 1/20th of the bottom glass
You probably wouldn't have gotten those scratches on the real glass, because it's much better than your bad glass 1/20th of the cost
>now bottom glass is pristine and perfect with it's coating preserved forever
Yeah but it's also completely covered up and therefore useless
What's the point of a coating that is not used?
>top glass can be swapped out in less than 5 minutes compared to swapping the bottom glass in over 2 hours worth of difficult and risky labor
Only valid point, but then again the real glass is usually much better, so you won't get scratches unless you smash it in the ground like a retard
Elijah Long
it even wastes calories
Jordan Jackson
>resold when you upgrade
for literal pennies. go away
Jason Adams
But I do user. I had to replace my actual screen on my old smartphone because after about 4 years of carrying it around in a pocket, WITHOUT any sharp things, my keys being in my other pocket, it still got covered by scratches. Plus, my screen protector is tempered glass and covered in a coating just like my bottom glass would be.
I understand the fact that your counter-points are also quite reasonable, but for me it just werks because I work in a machine shop and with debris flying around all the time it's safer for me to use a screen protector.
Here's an example of what happened to my old smartphone:
>be me
>have my old smartphone in my pocket
>go to the mill
>machining aluminum and pieces of aluminum flying all over the place
>finish machining part when I suddenly get a call
>have to quickly brush off all aluminum pieces
>accidentally leave just one on the tip of my finger that I didn't notice because I was trying to get the call
>scratches a half mm wide and about 2 cm wide gash at the bottom of my screen where it's swipe to answer.
I hate to use the argument I'm about to use, but for me it just werkz.
Joshua Allen
Sorry meant to say 2 cm long gash.
1mmx2cm
David Jenkins
If you work in dirty environments like a construction worker or machine operator, you're off the hook
But most people don't