touchscreen is a vulnerable weakness
Although advertised as using Gorilla Glass or Ceramic Shield performance glasses, most smartphone screens are still prone to scratches and cracking due to damage or misuse. In addition to physical factors, sweat on the hands, dirt and environmental temperatures also significantly affect the sensitivity and durability of the senses.
Many users only protect the skin without worrying about the new screen as the most expensive and least worth repairing component, said David Mohr, chief engineer at PhoneCheck (a mobile device testing software provider based in California, USA. The room is better than the apartment, take care of it from the most basic things".
Simple tips to increase screen life
High-quality strength: This is the first protective layer that helps prevent cracking and is less impact-resistant. High-performance glasses should be replaced periodically if there are signs of cracking or peeling edges.
Use a back cover with edges: type of cover with edges that show up from the screen to reduce direct impact when dropping.
Avoid leaving a sharp contact screen: Do not leave your phone in the same pocket with keys, lights, or metal objects, which are the leading causes of screen scratches.
Regular cleaning with microfiber towels: Dust and grease from the hands if accumulated for a long time will affect the sensitivity of the feel and damage the oleophobic coating (fingerprints).
Limit use when your hands are wet or when charging: Unstable water and electricity can cause the touch screen to operate incorrectly, causing touch errors in the long run.
Avoid leaving your phone in direct sunlight: High temperatures can cause the glass layer to expand, damage the glue attached to the screen or cause a fire or blockage of the microchip.
Small investment, long-term efficiency
According to expert David Mohr, users should consider screen care as a long-term investment: "Just a few minutes of cleaning per week and using accessories properly, you can save millions of VND in repair fees".