The Ultras sapphire glass doesn’t need a screen saver in most use cases. Mine is perfect after a year of daly use. Spigen does make excellent screen savers. I have one on my iPhone 14 PM.
Good to know! I’d rather not risk it, I’ve always had bad luck. I find myself at job sites and dropping my phone all the time. The screen protector is cheap insurance for me, even if the 15’s glass is stronger.
The only thing I see on the specs that is using Sapphire is the camera lenses. The screen is a ceramic glass. Edit: whoops! Yeah the watch is sapphire! Was looking at the 15 Pro Max specs!
Hahahaha you’re not wrong. Touché. I didn’t end up reaching out, it went away after some time. Also, screen protector cracked a few weeks ago. Womp womp
The only thing I see on the specs that is using Sapphire is the camera lenses. The screen is a ceramic glass. Edit: yep, I was definitely looking at the phone specs, not the watch!!
Is it necessary on a brand new device? I typically only use it when there’s something there that needs to be buffed off, like residual cleaner that didn’t evaporate. I’m always nervous about dust settling and having it scratch when I hit it with a microfiber.
@@GillTechGroupUsually you use the microfiber after the cleaner to get rid of moisture etc. Then you use the sticker to get any dust off. Good vid though: I didn’t even know Spigen had this product for the Ultra.
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The Ultras sapphire glass doesn’t need a screen saver in most use cases. Mine is perfect after a year of daly use. Spigen does make excellent screen savers. I have one on my iPhone 14 PM.
Good to know! I’d rather not risk it, I’ve always had bad luck. I find myself at job sites and dropping my phone all the time. The screen protector is cheap insurance for me, even if the 15’s glass is stronger.
The only thing I see on the specs that is using Sapphire is the camera lenses. The screen is a ceramic glass.
Edit: whoops! Yeah the watch is sapphire! Was looking at the 15 Pro Max specs!
the apple watch stainless steel and ultra use sapphire glass
“ I guess I wont read the instructions “
“Im going to be reaching out the Spigen’s customer service “ 💀
Hahahaha you’re not wrong. Touché. I didn’t end up reaching out, it went away after some time.
Also, screen protector cracked a few weeks ago. Womp womp
Screen protector in sapphire glass?? 🤷🏻♂️wtf
I have low vision and I also wear the Apple Watch Ultra and I use voiceover
Would you please clean it just one more time? Please please ohhh come on Please.😂😂😂
Does ur glass have defects?
They don’t need screen protectors. It’s sapphire crystal.
The only thing I see on the specs that is using Sapphire is the camera lenses. The screen is a ceramic glass.
Edit: yep, I was definitely looking at the phone specs, not the watch!!
@@GillTechGroupit is sapphire! This is the Watch Ultra, NOT the iPhone! It does NOT need a screen protector.
You forgot the microfiber step.
Is it necessary on a brand new device? I typically only use it when there’s something there that needs to be buffed off, like residual cleaner that didn’t evaporate.
I’m always nervous about dust settling and having it scratch when I hit it with a microfiber.
@@GillTechGroupUsually you use the microfiber after the cleaner to get rid of moisture etc. Then you use the sticker to get any dust off. Good vid though: I didn’t even know Spigen had this product for the Ultra.
you are too sensitive ......ull ruin it
protect an use your property as you see fit! regardless of moronic people!
Super erklärt 👍
The ultra 2 does not need a case 😅
nope , it need
Teñí q estar tranquilo no mas
Read intructions🙅
Complaint with costumer support from Spygen🤑
What a clown!
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