Technology
Ever heard of liquid screen protector? We found some on sale for just $16.
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TL;DR: Keep your phone protected and clean with this liquid screen protector for $15.99, a 46% savings as of April 29.
As your iPhone screen time notifications have rudely pointed out, you’ve been on your phone much more than usual these past few weeks. Since it may be one of your main sources of amusement and connection during the COVID-19 era, you should probably make sure it stays in good shape by protecting the screen.
With this Antibacterial Nanotechnology Liquid Screen Protector, you can give your phone the maximum screen defense. Whether you’re still rocking an iPhone 7 or splurged and upgraded to the iPhone 11, the universal wipe-on, wipe-off liquid screen protection will fit your device.
Rather than attempting to line up a traditional phone-specific screen protector on your phone and failing, this one uses a nano-coat of liquid that you simply wipe on. Translation: you never have to deal with bubbles. When the liquid hardens, the invisible coating becomes a dust, dirt, oil, and fingerprint-resistant shield that practically makes your phone invincible. (We said practically.)
While it usually costs $29.99, you can save nearly 50% and grab the Antibacterial Nanotechnology Liquid Screen Protector on sale for just $15.99. It’ll offer you protection for an entire year, which at this rate, you’ll definitely need.
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