I bought a Galaxy A54, and went to Samsung store to apply it's original screen protector, made with hydrogel. I was told that, because the screen protector is divided by two parts, I was going to have a minimal-but-visible line on the middle of my phone that is supposed to disappear after a few days of usage.
And it really disappeared. That was good.
But using the smartphone for a few days, I think I scratched the protector with my nail, and I have a little scratch on the screen, really tiny and apparently superficial.
My question is: it will self-heal and disappear? The properties of self-healing only apply to that first-time usage situation of the line on the middle? It is really easy to scratch it only with a nail?
I never suffered from scratches with my fingernails with tempered glass, but I don't think I've ever paid attention to it.
Sorry in advance if any phrase was build wrong, english is not my first language.
Use glass tempered glass..Even though it breaks but it tough its best... hydrogel are not shock protective hydrogel won't get damaged but the screen behind will definitely break if phone falls or got hit by any sharp thing, hydrgel film is just a moist kind polythene film my suggestion is use glass tempered protective gaurd.. rest all your wish your own risk..
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