Do you mind what kind of screen glass is used for your smartphone?

[NirmalKartha92916]

With smartphone screens becoming larger, the quality of glass in terms of damage resistance and touch response is increasingly being talked about. How important is this factor when evaluating a smartphone purchase decision?

I'm planning on buying a new phone but I've never really thought about the purchase, from the screen glass perspective. What do you guys think?

 

[SaiyanGoku]

The glass used should be hard enough to not get scratched by keys, coins, fingernails etc. For me, a phone with Gorilla Glass 3 or equivalent is a priority because I don't use screen protectors as they make the screen look ugly. Most good OEMs are using quality glass in every segment of phones they make and not just the flagships.

Above 5.0" screen phones are a total no to me. If I can't operate it single handedly, I won't like buying it.

 

[Anorion]

nope. Whatever is on the iPhone.

 

[seamon]

Yes.
I only buy transparent glass.
If the glass is opaque, I don't buy the cell phone.

 

[Vyom]

I only see one thing when buying a smartphone. Gorilla Glass. Apart from that I really don't care about the glass being used.
One important thing to consider is the kind of screen not just the glass. So the competition is between LCD and Amoled. Later being my choice since I have bought Moto X.

 

[Anorion]

Dragontrail is cool too. Some of the super tough Xperia products have that.

 

[Hrishi]

I prefer a OGS Display. They are pretty smooth.
As far as protection is concerned , I don't really care. I use a screen-guard and damn good cover.

 

[$hadow]

I only see GG. Plus I always have a screen guard on all the time on my devices.

 

[Vyom]

"Phone ho ya Physical Relation,
Always use Protection".

Just made it up.

 

[UndercoveredKnight8492]

To me, I have an OGS and I think it's total ****, better use phones with gg or dragon trail

 

[ankush28]

Doesn't matter much. I'd say go for GG3.

BTW why sticky? abuse of power

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Current gen dragontail and GG3 have no noticeable difference at all.

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iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Screens Get Easily Scratched, Complain Users | NDTV Gadgets

*discussions.apple.com/thread/6555765?tstart=0

 

[win32.tr0jan]

Anything that is scratch-resistant and doesn't hinder the display quality is good enough for me.

 

[Anorion]

Current gen dragontail and GG3 have no noticeable difference at all.

yep no noticeable difference, vicker's (hardness) rating on GG is more but Dragontrail can handle shear stress better

 

[hdknitro]

Manufacturers make this decision, what can we do about it, what if I want to have aftermarket protective glass.

 

[Nerevarine]

GG3 is the standard norm for nearly all android phones (proper manufacturers).. it doesnt even require any screenguards
PS : Why is this sticky ? Is this gonna be posted on digit mag ?

 

[HBK007]

GG3 ftw and if we are also talking about the type of panels then AMOLED works the best for me.....

PS: [MENTION=248727]seamon[/MENTION] Man seriously, you owned that guy.....

 

[seamon]

what where wherein wherefore?

 

[SaiyanGoku]

Yes.
I only buy transparent glass.
If the glass is opaque, I don't buy the cell phone.

Here

 

[tomwilling]

With smartphone screens becoming larger, the quality of glass in terms of damage resistance and touch response is increasingly being talked about. How important is this factor when evaluating a smartphone purchase decision?

I'm planning on buying a new phone but I've never really thought about the purchase, from the screen glass perspective. What do you guys think?

Hello friends, i think need screen glass for damage protection. Nowadays various types of screen glasses are available.

 

[ankush28]

Hello friends, i think need screen glass for damage protection. Nowadays various types of screen glasses are available.

You mean tempered glass screen protector?
I don't understand logic - Driving without helmets is cool... adding huge hard plastic case and tempered glass to phone? why? because its costly re!