Yes, our privacy screen protector blocks side views from roughly 60 degrees, so only you can read your screen head-on.

The privacy screen protector uses a micro-louver structure that darkens the display when viewed from a side angle of about 60 degrees or more.

• Protects against onlookers on the bus, train, or in the office
• Some versions also reduce blue light
• Scratch-resistant surface with anti-fingerprint coating

Viewed head-on, the display stays clear and true to color.

Clean the screen thoroughly, work in a dust-free space, align it with the camera cutout, and press air out from the center toward the edges.

For a bubble-free result, we recommend the following steps:

• Clean the screen with the included wet wipe, then the dry cloth
• Remove dust particles using the adhesive dust-removal sticker
• Work in as dust-free a room as possible
• Align the protector precisely using the camera cutout
• Press gently from the center outward to push air toward the edges

Small air pockets near the edge usually settle on their own within a few hours.

Our top pick is the BROTECT AirGlass screen protector: ultra-thin, 9H hardness, yet flexible - reliable scratch protection without sacrificing touch sensitivity.

The BROTECT AirGlass screen protector combines glass-level hardness (9H) with an especially thin and lightweight design, making it more flexible than classic rigid glass options.

• High scratch resistance thanks to a tempered glass surface
• Anti-fingerprint coating against grease and dirt
• High transparency for a true-to-original display
• Preserves full touchscreen sensitivity

It's currently one of the most popular protection options for this model.

Yes, the thin AirGlass screen protector is case-friendly and works smoothly with most standard cases.

Thanks to its especially thin design, AirGlass doesn't create a noticeable edge that would make fitting a case difficult.

For cases with a very high lip or interchangeable covers, we also recommend the version with camera protection for cleaner coverage at the transitions.

If in doubt, it's worth checking your case's edge height before buying.

For everyday use, we recommend glass: its hardness offers better drop protection. A film is thinner and more flexible, ideal for lighter everyday wear.

Both materials have their strengths. Glass screen protectors have a high surface hardness (usually 9H) and absorb impact better in a drop, since they take on part of the force themselves.

A film protector is noticeably thinner and more flexible, feeling less noticeable on the screen, though it offers less protection against hard impacts.

Since a smartphone is carried around daily and exposed to drop risks, we generally recommend a glass solution. Both options are available for your Apple iPhone 17 Pro.

They focus on hygiene rather than impact protection.

upscreen Bacteria Shield screen protectors are thin and flexible with a focus on hygiene. Glass protectors are more rigid and mainly designed for impact protection.

They are made of flexible plastic.

upscreen Bacteria Shield screen protectors are made from flexible plastic material. The coated surface improves durability and makes regular cleaning easier.

No, touch response remains the same.

upscreen Bacteria Shield screen protectors are designed to preserve normal touch sensitivity. Gestures and inputs are registered accurately without noticeable changes.

Clean preparation helps.

For best results, the screen should be cleaned thoroughly before application. Applying the protector slowly in a low-dust environment helps avoid bubbles.

Yes, we ship worldwide. Shipping is even free to many European countries like the UK, France, and Switzerland.

If you are ordering to a country not on our free shipping list, the specific shipping costs will be shown transparently in the shopping cart.